With the Shangri-Las her emotion packed vocals gave voice to real teens everywhere. Then she walked away. 40 years later she's back with a new album. We think you'll fall all over again for the Leader of the Pack!

In 1962 the Beatles opened for him! Bruce Springsteen loves him. You know him as a singer but he's a prolific writer who's penned hits for others. Wait till you hear the stories he has to tell!

He was the driving force behind the grittiest British Invasion band, he helped pioneer the San Francisco psychedelic rock scene, then fronted the top funk band of the 1970's. Now, he's reformed the Animals and eager to tell his stories.

He single handedly created the sound of the '70s. You know him as KC from KC and the Sunshine Band. His real name is Harry Wayne Casey and his real joy is performing, even to this day. Click to find out why he still plans to "Get Down Tonight".

The Eagle was thrown out of the nest and he's not happy about it! From fistfights to lawsuits, the word is out now! Get the inside scoop from Don Felder himself. Hear how he got his start and where he's going from here.

Billboard hits like Funny Face and Happiest Girl in the Whole USA vaulted her to stardom. She had her own TV show, wrote a book and tells GB she still has a political message in her music she wants you to hear.

She's sold more records than any other woman in music history. All 29 of her Decca Albums reached gold. John Lennon said, "She has the greatest rock 'n roll voice of them all." Listen to this humble, charming woman tell her story.

Alice's Restaurant launched his career in 1967 and the natural born storyteller was off and running. The son of the legendary Woody Guthrie continues to carry the torch for songs with meaning and social activism. Listen as he tells his story.

Jethro Tull's frontman may have retired his cod-piece but at 60 proves he still has plenty of pluck and attitude. The always outspoken Ian Anderson explained why music of his day is still relevant.

Bill Haley's Comets were America's first rock 'n roll band. Their biggest hit, Rock Around The Clock sold over 43 million copies. Rappa was lightning, known for running through the audience, throwing his bass around and he still is! Listen!