Classic rock is known for bombastic, often over-the-top vocalists. Think Robert Plant, Bon Scott, Nancy Wilson, and more. But what about those songs that don’t include lyrics or singers? Even then, ...

The rock instrumental has the unenviable task of grasping the listener's attention, and then keeping it, without relying on words and catchy choruses to do so. Done poorly, the tune feels repetitive ...

These tracks span the late 1960s to mid-1970s, showcasing how rock musicians pushed boundaries through instrumental experimentation. From psychedelic improvisations and progressive rock ...

It’s hard to imagine improving on the music from The Beatles, the band born in Liverpool, England, from four teenage friends that quickly became the greatest rock group ever. With sticky melodies and ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. This song choice is not out of the blue. "Out of the Blue" by George Harrison was named the greatest classical rock instrumental ...

A joyful 1973 instrumental by The Allman Brothers Band is getting fresh praise more than five decades later. “Jessica,” the bright and breezy track from the band’s Brothers and Sisters album, has been ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. “Pipeline” was a surf rock instrumental recorded by The Chantays in 1962. It was originally called “Liberty’s Whip” after the 1962 ...

This Friday night, the Vanderslice Cabaret Room was enlivened by an upbeat performance by BC bOp!, Boston College’s premier instrumental and vocal jazz ensemble. The band treated the packed audience ...

"Children," released by Robert Miles in 1995, became an international chart-topper and something else increasingly rare in 1996: an entirely instrumental U.S. top 40 hit, peaking at no. 21 on the Hot… ...

This song choice is not out of the blue. "Out of the Blue" by George Harrison was named the greatest classical rock instrumental song. Recorded on July 2, 1970, the 11-minute tune is an improvised ...