Rob Smith

A look back at the music, films, news, and pop culture that made the summer of 1988 a unique season in history.

Warren Haynes and band return with Billy Gibbons, Billy Bob Thornton and more quality blues rock.

Thirty-five years after debut, New York hard rockers, original lineup still intact, return with seventh LP.

They'd established a fan base between coasts but had been largely ignored in hotspots like New York or Los Angeles.

How could something this awesome escape the attention of a wider audience? Because he hates it.

These tracks changed the game for hard rock in 1983.

Carlos Santana & Co. have been supernatural musical shape-shifters for 26 albums. Here's how those records rank.

Companion to the Robin Williams film is a great snapshot of mid-'60s radio.

Four EPs show off veteran's versatility in multiple genres.

Dave Grohl and company stretched what Foo Fighters' music could sound like on their sixth album.

Classic song reached only No. 24 on the U.K. chart and failed to chart at all in the U.S.

The 1992 album gave legend his first Top 10 hit in 16 years.