Rock and Culture Anniversaries

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

Without it, they might never have rebounded from crushing disappointment to complete 'Abbey Road.'

No one was reported to have suffered any long-term ill effects, though several people went to a hospital.

Our list tends to focus more on the rootsy side of the Allman Brothers Band's sound – and that's fitting.

The tragedy cast a long shadow on the rock world and, in the days that followed, that shadow only lengthened.

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

This falls somewhere between the band's synth-driven era and their guitar-heavy sound in the late '90s.

Mick Jones goes in-depth on an album that had the unenviable task of following two blockbusters.

This was the last time that all four members were together as a band.

Trio brought Neil Young on board shortly after releasing their debut album.