Rod Stewart's illustrious rock legacy, spanning from the anthemic 'Maggie May' to the poignant 'The Killing of Georgie', is well-documented in music history. Yet, if you delve into his past, you ...

For Rod Piazza, playing the blues isn't just an ordinary pursuit. The legendary harmonica player considers it to be his life's calling. "It wasn't a choice for me. I heard the blues, and it chose ...

Dave Ray, an influential figure of the folk-blues scene of the 1960s who won quiet renown for his virtuoso six- and 12-string guitar work, has died. Dave Ray, 59; Influential '60s Folk-Blues ...

For a few years in the 1960s and 1970s, one of the music world’s most extraordinary showmen was a Georgia-born rhythm-and-blues singer named Wayne Cochran. Inspired by the vocal styles of soul ...

The essential records that chart blues music’s epic journey ... Quite simply, the rest of the 60s and early 70s blues rooted bands would have sounded different without it! Standout track: Route 66.

His parents introduced him to blues music as a kid, and by age 11, he was playing gigs at local blues joints — work that brought in much-needed money. Ingram and his mother were homeless for a time.

The 1950s and 1960s were pivotal decades in music history, particularly for black female singers who broke barriers and impacted various genres. These talented women brought jazz, blues, R&B, soul ...

For a few years in the 1960s and 1970s, one of the music world’s most extraordinary showmen was a Georgia-born rhythm-and-blues singer named Wayne Cochran. Inspired by the vocal styles of soul ...

For a few years in the 1960s and 1970s, one of the music world’s most extraordinary showmen was a Georgia-born rhythm-and-blues singer named Wayne Cochran. Inspired by the vocal styles of soul ...