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Rock Legends
Stories of the biggest names in rock music.
S10, EP7 "Al Green"
Al Green is known for the hit song "Let's Stay Together," and for leaving his musical career at its height in the 1970s to become a reverend at his own church.
S10, EP1 "Chicago"
The self-described "rock 'n' roll band with horns," Chicago is one of the longest-running and most successful rock groups and one of the world's best-selling groups of all time, having sold more than 100 million records.
S10, EP6 "Diana Ross & The Supremes"
In the late 1950s, four Detroit schoolgirls form one of the most successful female vocal groups of all time; Diana Ross, Betty McGlown, Florence Ballard, and Mary Wilson name themselves the Primettes in tribute to a local male group.
S7, EP2 "Grateful Dead"
Music critics discuss Grateful Dead's career.
S7, EP5 "The Police"
Leading music critics discuss the Police's career.
S6, EP15 "Creedence Clearwater Revival"
Music critics discuss Creedence Clearwater Revival's career.
S7, EP7 "Earth, Wind & Fire"
Leading music critics discuss Earth, Wind & Fire's career.
S7, EP10 "Otis Redding"
The life and career of Otis Redding.
S7, EP9 "Santana"
Music critics discuss Santana's career.
S8, EP1 "Allman Brothers"
The Allman Brothers Band combines deeply Southern strains of music with boisterous rock 'n' roll and a jazzy, jam-oriented style to created the New South sound, a template to be used for decades by everyone from Lynyrd Skynyrd to My Morning Jacket.
S8, EP12 "Aretha Franklin"
Multiple Grammy winner and "Queen of Soul" Aretha Franklin is known for hits such as "Respect," "Freeway of Love" and "I Say a Little Prayer."
S8, EP3 "Cream"
Fronted by Eric Clapton, power trio Cream plays a mix of blues, rock and psychedelia while focusing on chunky riffs and fiery guitar solos; in a mere three years, the band sells 15 million records and redefines the instrumentalist's role in rock.
S8, EP4 "James Taylor"
Singer-songwriter James Taylor creates music that combines folk, rock and pop sensibilities, including such hit songs as "Fire and Rain" and "Shower the People."
S8, EP5 "Lynyrd Skynyrd"
Southern rock band Lynyrd Skynyrd rises to prominence in 1973, stressing boisterous hard rock as opposed to the Allman Brothers' more open-ended blues; tragedy strikes in 1977 when Ronnie Van Zant, Steve Gaines and Cassie Gaines die in a plane crash.
S8, EP8 "Ramones"
The Ramones, a group of "brothers" from Forest Hills, Queens, help invent punk rock by mastering a simple but extremely effective sound: a combination of speedy grooves, sing-along tunes and deadpan lyrics.
S6, EP16 "The Monkees"
Music critics discuss The Monkees' career.
S6, EP15 "James Brown"
Music critics discuss the career of James Brown.
S6, EP12 "The Carpenters"
Music critics discuss the career of the brother-sister duo, The Carpenters.
S6, EP8 "The Mamas and Papas"
Music critics discuss the Mamas and Papas' career.
S2, EP14 "Rock Legends"
Music critics discuss Billy Joel; featuring classic videos.
S2, EP13 "Rock Legends"
Music critics discuss the Beastie Boys' career with archive material and music videos.
S2, EP9 "Phil Collins"
Archive material, music videos and insights from music critics and journalists tell the story of Phil Collins.
S2, EP7 "Rock Legends"
Music critics discuss the band's career.
S1, EP7 "Paul Simon"
Stories of the biggest names in rock music.
S1, EP6 "Neil Diamond"
Leading music critics discuss Neil Diamond's career.