Original Features

It made the song's writer, Hoyt Axton, and his mom, Mae Axton, the first parent/child combination to each have a No. 1 hit on the singles chart.

With so many legendary bands in the genre, the decision isn't easy.

The Southern rockers and Bad Company legend tell UCR how the collaboration took shape.

The guitarist also discusses the new reissue of the band's self-titled debut album.

The singer kept his deteriorating health private for several years.

Both bands have criticized the Hall in the past, but now they're inductees.

UCR's writers collect their thoughts on the new class.

Some were struck by member defections, some by death. Others just had a run of very bad luck.

The most essential recordings from the bands that took it to the limit.

There was a noticeable difference on his country-inspired eighth album.