Rob Smith

They wanted a freak show, they wanted boobs. They got a sanitized carnival ride.

With David Foster producing, San Francisco art rockers created their biggest album and hit single, "She's a Beauty."

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.

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

A look at other artists' interpretations of the tracks found on the band's seventh album.

Jimmy Page and Paul Rodgers' second collaborative record is better than critics remember.