Rock and Culture Anniversaries

Their frontman's death wasn't the end of the band's classic era. Instead, it was 'Made in Heaven.'

This nationally broadcast reunion was as emotionally resonant for fans as it was brief for the participants.

Mick Jagger and Keith Richards found their musical partnership again on this platinum-selling international Top 5 hit.

Initial shows with the Band produced more ferocious reactions to his new electric sound.

'Rubber Soul' was a giant leap; they got their footing for it here.

Even three of the people involved with the original session returned to this song over the years.

It's humorously titled after his familiar stage introduction, "… on tonsils and sneakers, I'm 'Lonesome' Dave."

Elton John, Jimi Hendrix and Eagles received all-star album tributes in the early '90s. Why not Kiss?

There's no escaping the apocalyptic nature of one of the band's best albums.

This was their last album of the '70s – and in more ways than one.

Hopes for a global resurgence ended in Arizona after 80 tense concerts.

All four members left the band at some point in the last 18 months of their existence.