Original Features

It wasn't a huge contribution, but it still marked a first for the drummer.

The skyscrapers appeared in many classic videos prior to 9/11.

Paul McCartney had the beginnings of this song — a jokey little thing — in his pocket for years before making something out of it.

Recorded overnight at EMI, this track was their ode to "Long Tall Sally."

Yet again, the Beatles blazed a trail with this 1965 track.

He quite literally entered modern times with 'Modern Times.'

Rock radio loved this band so much, even some of their album tracks went into heavy rotation.

Isolated at his home in Weybridge, it took ages for something to click.

Yes, they're all over six feet.

Five musicians who started as session players ended up reshaping American music.

"It's got a James Jamerson feel," Paul McCartney said of it.

They nearly vanished, then staged one of rock's great comebacks. These are the best of the best.

The 1965 'Rubber Soul' track drew inspiration from across the big pond.

Some of these albums started as studio recordings and turned into something completely different the moment a live crowd showed up.

From debut releases to cult classics, these LPs were put to tape in record time.

Max Yasgur was reportedly pro-Vietnam War, but he still saw the value and importance of the three-day festival in upstate New York.