The 1981 Journey rock power ballad "Who's Crying Now" remains one of the band's most beloved songs. More than four decades after its release, fans still rank the swoon song among Journey's very best.

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Bon Jovi returned to the concert stage after a four-year hiatus with a rocking and emotional show at Madison Square Garden.

Will it make me play like Chief if I buy one? In the middle of his three night run at Red Rocks, Eric Church announced today ...