In a new interview, the actor reveals why the film's team chose the ES-345 guitar for him, despite the one noteworthy flaw ...

When Chuck Berry sang "Go, go Johnny go!" in 1958, could he have ever imagined how far his rock and roll hit would really go? "Johnny B. Goode" is now some 13 billion miles from Earth, traveling at 38 ...

The gym of the Hollywood United Methodist Church is dressed to the nines. Paper and foam fish hang from the ceiling. Blue and silver streamer curtains line the walls. A statue of Poseidon towers over ...

Marty McFly jams to the hit at the 1955 Enchantment Under the Sea dance in the climax of Robert Zemeckis' classic film. By Jason Lipshutz, Billboard “This is an oldie, but uh … well, it’s an oldie ...

The rock song about the glory of being a rock star is practically a genre unto itself: There’s the Byrds’ “So You Want to Be a Rock and Roll Star,” and Joe Walsh’s “Life’s Been Good,” among others.

Chuck Berry’s 1958 song “Johnny B. Goode” is floating in the deep reaches of space. The composition, which is a semi-autobiographical work by Berry about a guitar player living way out in the country ...

"You know that new sound you're lookin' for? Well listen to this!" Marty McFly's entire future rests on being able to play the guitar at his parents' Enchantment Under the Sea dance, all the way back ...