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After breaking out big with "Point of Know Return," this gentle ballad would prove to be Kansas' biggest hit ever. Do you remember this song from back in the day? Do you know why some people yell "You're my boy, Blue!" whenever it's played?

The Creedence Clearwater Revival leader launched a comeback for the ages with the blockbuster album. Who took a swing to John Fogerty's "Centerfield"?

From "Which Doobie You Be" to the fateful day Michael McDonald joined the band, we count down the biggest moments in Doobie history.

The hard-partying blues-rockers from Boston went pop and scored a series of hits in the early '80s. Who remembers seeing their videos on MTV?

Player would rule the Hot 100 for most of January 1978. Fun fact: bass player Ronn Moss spent more than 20 years as "Ridge Forrester" on TV soap opera, "The Bold and the Beautiful." Who remembers making out to the song? Watching Ronn on TBATB?

Today--January 10--is Pat Benatar's 67th birthday! Shockingly, the current Rock and Roll Hall of Fame nominee has never had a #1 hit. These are the biggest songs in the tiny dynamo's storied career. What's your favorite Benatar tune?

Today--January 10--is Rod Stewart's 75th birthday! We celebrate the living legend by running down his ten biggest hits on the Hot 100. Picking just one "Rod the Mod" song is impossible--what's your favorite Rod Stewart era?

Jimmy Page and Led Zeppelin are among the biggest rock bands of all-time. They even had a handful of chart hits. Here's a rundown.

Van Halen released the band's biggest album on January 9, 1984. It would also be their last with singer David Lee Roth.

Tensions were running high within Journey when they released this single on January 8, 1985. A terminally ill 16-year-old Cleveland fan in would give the guys some profound perspective, thanks to the Make-A-Wish Foundation. And yes, we're crying right now.