THE BASIC PRINCIPLES OF BEST SONGS OF ALL TIME

When Bob Dylan launched “Just like a Rolling Stone” in July 1965, it didn’t just shake up the charts—it tore down the boundaries of what a well-liked music could possibly be. Clocking in at above six minutes, it was an audacious split from radio convention. With its jangling organ riff, snarling vocals, and surreal, cutting lyrics, Dylan te

From the start, this pledge of wifely devotion, the 1st tune Wynette ever co-wrote, was a cultural lightning rod. Feminists recoiled from its pledge of unquestioning fidelity in the Seventies, and Hillary Clinton described herself a contemporary female by slamming the song for the duration of Bill Clinton’s 1st presidential run.Whitney Houston’