Billy Squier

Giving voice to their voices.

He was told he'd never work again after rejecting former Beatle's invitation.

"A Neil Young moment" inspired the track, which features Bad Company's Simon Kirke on drums.

May the birthdays be filled with plenty of candles for these rock stars celebrating this month.

While it'd be surreal today to see a recording artist leading staffers through an on-air holiday singalong, at the time, it was a perfectly MTV thing to do.

Everyone loves an overnight success story, but fame and fortune far more often follow years of hard work.

He'd spent the early '80s on a hot streak, releasing two multi-platinum Top 5 albums over a two-year span.

Billy Squier describes the fight with his label surrounding 1993's 'Tell the Truth.'

If you happen to hear what sounds like Billy Squier's 'The Stroke' blasting out of your local Top 40 radio station over the next few weeks, your ears aren't deceiving you.

Let’s flashback to May 16, 1981. Billy Squier’s great  love song “The Stroke” enters the singles charts on its way to number 17. Billy is hot stuff nationwide. See for yourself how hot Billy was.

The debut album from Billy Squier came in 1980 called "The Tale of the Tape" and wasn't nearly as big as it's follow up would be.  As a matter of fact, he drove his car to a handful of radio stations that year handing them out to programmers, ours was one.  I ...