Some people will watch the Grammy Awards on Sunday (2/12) to see who wins, some to see what they're wearing and who they're with. But most, according to the best available evidence, will be watching for the performances.

Two classic rock artists will be performing, one will be a presenter, but very few have a chance at winning any awards. Here's a look at classic rock at the 54th Grammy Awards.

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The holidays are over, the winter blahs have set in and all those New Year's resolutions about losing a few pounds and getting in shape are either works in progress, or still on the bucket list.

You don't have to have classic rock music to accompany your run, walk, jog, bike, calisthenics, weights (or whatever you do for your exercise workouts) but nothing's better for getting the feet moving and the blood pumping.

Whether you can bench press your own weight, wait in line for the bunny slope, or fall somewhere in between, there's a classic rock playlist to fit your pace. Take a look at ours, then tell us about yours.

• Dave's favorite classic rock workout songs
• Your favorite classic rock workout songs

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It almost sneaked up on me again. Valentine's Day. Not a good one to forget if you want to keep peace in the family.

I've been known to go all snarky and pick (on) some of the worst classic rock love songs, but I've decided to play nice this time.

It's audience participation time, which means that I'm sure you have some favorites that aren't on my list, so you'll have a chance to share them.

• My top 10 classic rock love songs
• Your favorite classic rock love songs

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