Outlaw country singer Johnny Paycheck's rise to stardom and the infamous bar fight that led to one of his greatest hits.

The epic journey of Jerry Lee Lewis, the wild rock and roll pioneer who found his way to country music but never lost his "Killer" edge.

The beginnings of the tumultuous relationship between George Jones and Tammy Wynette, Mr. and Mrs. country music.

How the musical partnership between famed country duo George Jones and Tammy Wynette survived their turbulent breakup and stood the test of time.

The outrageous adventures of country song writing great Billy Joe Shaver, including the bar fight that sparked a courtroom media frenzy and inspired a hit song.

The rise of outlaw country music and its beloved rebel Waylon Jennings, who cheated death multiple times and took the country world by storm.

The success of Waylon Jennings, the enigmatic "man in the black hat", who struck out of his own and helped create country music's outlaw movement.

The little known tale of singer/songwriter Blaze Foley, a country music rule breaker whose life and career were tragically cut short, but not before writing an anthem for all ages.

The career of funk legend George Clinton, whose LSD-filled antics, outrageous costumes and solid beats helped him build a legacy that continues to be felt today.

The rise of Rick James, the self-proclaimed "King of Punk Funk", who defied expectations to became a rock superstar.

How funk hitmaker Rick James fell from grace amid his rivalry with Prince, rampant cocaine use, and run-ins with the law.

Bassist Bootsy Collins went from rocking out in Ohio to working with the notorious James Brown, who taught him "The One" funk basics, but it was when Bootsy met George Clinton that he created his larger-than-life persona and became the backbone of the P-Funk empire.

James Brown - nicknamed "Mr. Dynamite" - was renowned for his infectious voice and unbelievable dance moves. With hits like "Say It Loud - I'm Black and I'm Proud", Brown reached new heights in the tumultuous 1960s, catching the attention of the FBI along the way.

At the height of his fame, James Brown reigned supreme as the king of funk, but he was a taskmaster, feuding with rivals as well as members of his own band. Compromised by bad decisions, Brown was eclipsed by a new generation of stars trying to follow in his footsteps.

The rise of Morris Day, an aspiring drummer who became the embodiment of 'cool', whose early encounter with Prince led to funk superstardom. Morris Day and the Time skyrocketed to the top, but resentment grew and rivalry between the two singers reached a breaking point.

The mystery behind the Queen of Funk, a rising star who changed the music industry forever. Betty's uninhibited sexuality, raunchy stage presence and suggestive lyrics made her brand of funk unforgettable, but she disappeared from the scene too soon to reap the rewards.