Musicians

From her poverty-stricken childhood to her tumultuous and occasionally violent marriage, not even a life of sorrow could keep Loretta Lynn down.

Rock and roll has always had a rebellious heart, but classic rockstar Jim Morrison was one of the first to push the limits of what audiences would tolerate—and he did it over and over again until his flame burned out bright.

Jackie Wilson was so committed to giving his audience an electrifying performance that he went to disturbing lengths to make his stage show memorable.

In 1984, embattled country star Waylon Jennings walked into a room looking for his son—and what he saw shook him to his core.

There will never be another singer like James Brown—but his thrilling stage-presence masked a remarkably dark and disturbing man.

Jim Croce was the American folk and rock singer and songwriter who could have had a long and storied career—but his greatness was cut short by one horrific tragedy.