Original Features

It remains one of the most important and emotional performances of the band's unfortunately brief career.

The guitarist could "put you in another world," the funk icon recalls in the ninth episode of UCR's ongoing video series celebrating the late legend's second album.

On Oct. 30, 1975, Dylan launched a concert tour unlike any other — and brought along a whole bunch of friends.

"He was creating this whole fantastic universe," the songwriter remembers in the eighth episode of UCR's ongoing video series celebrating the late legend's second album.

The Police drummer sticks up for the music that helped him find his path in the seventh episode of UCR's ongoing video series celebrating the late legend's second album.

From British R&B contenders to symphonic art-rock pioneers, the band's history spans decades.

The Bad Company vocalist goes deep inside the music on the sixth episode of UCR's ongoing video series celebrating the late legend's second album.

After close to 20 years with the band, the drummer decided it was time for a new phase of life.

He's made some of the most influential music ever. He's also made some of the most reviled.

Hitmaking Canadian heartland rocker was the king of arena-sized hooks in the mid-'80s through mid-'90s.