Inductee Neil Peart's carefully-crafted, precision drumming and virtuosic solos compelled fans to air-drum along to his impeccable fills during his iconic live performances, while his profound lyrics explored everything from individualism to mythology-steeped fantasies. A drummer’s drummer, Peart’s contributions to RUSH catapulted both the band and prog rock itself to the next level. | Rock & Roll Hall of Fame

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2025 Rock & Roll Hall of Fame Inductee Warren Zevon struggled to find a breakthrough hit until 2014 Inductee Linda Ronstadt’s 1976 album “Hasten Down the Wind.” Featuring Zevon’s song of the same namesake, “Hasten Down the Wind” launched a cult following. As his popularity soared, Linda Ronstadt continued to cover many of his songs including “Carmelita,” “Mohammed’s Radio,” and “Poor Poor Pitiful Me.” Above, Linda Ronstadt is seen performing Zevon’s classic tune “Poor Poor Pitiful Me” live on Ap

In Memoriam: 2010 Inductee Jimmy Cliff was instrumental in spreading reggae music around the world. His musical journey started in primary school, where he began writing songs about life growing up in Jamaica. With his starring role as the singing outlaw Ivan in the 1972 film The Harder They Come and his magnificent performances on its soundtrack, Cliff introduced the sound and message of reggae to a global audience. His other classic tracks included “Wonderful World, Beautiful People,” “Vietnam

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