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The 45 King looped Dido under four letters, and Eminem's fan character ended up in the Oxford dictionary.

The 45 King looped Dido under four letters, and Eminem's fan character ended up in the Oxford dictionary.

Gentry's demo vocal was kept, Jimmie Haskell added four violins and two cellos, and the intended B-side became the A-side hit.

A twelve-string bass figure from Ament, a Texas newspaper item in Vedder's hands, and four VMAs in 1993.

Two verses, two voices, and Jerry Douglas's Dobro; Bill Anderson and Jon Randall wrote country's bleakest modern ballad.

Baldry talked Elton out of a wedding in 1968, and Taupin wrote him into the chorus as Sugar Bear.

A piano bridge from session player Roger Joseph Manning Jr. lifts the band's most serious song out of its despair.

Bassist Tobin Esperance wrote that riff on a piano, and Shaddix built a nu-metal standard about despair over it.

A bullied teenager's death behind it, and Jenkins turned the fifth single off his debut into a plea.