Rob Leonard is a forensic linguistics professor at Hofstra University. But he was also a member of the group Sha Na Na. On July 17, Leonard talked about performing at Woodstock, as the 50th ...

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Sha Na Na looks forward to its 50th anniversary as a rock ‘n’ roll group ... And they said to Hendrix, ‘We want you to go on and close the show, and do it now.’ And Jimi said, ...

The power didn't cut out when Sha Na Na performed immediately before Jimi Hendrix at the conclusion of the famously rain-soaked Woodstock festival in August 1969 in Bethel, N.Y. But the Wurlit… ...

Three longtime members of Sha Na Na actually still perform more than 50 shows a year, but this is the first time that Leonard and two others, David Garrett, now a New York City businessman, and ...

Sha Na Na band mates Joseph ‘Joe’ Witkin (left) and John ‘Jocko’ Marcellino, now San Diego residents, played Woodstock 40 years ago. By George Varga ...

It was 50 years ago when Sha Na Na opened for Jimi Hendrix at a music festival called Woodstock during the summer of 1969 — you might have heard of it.

Sha Na Na often achieved what it set out to do in the era of flower power: Transport us, with a wink, back to a bygone period that, viewed through the prism of nostalgia, now seems carefree.

ATLANTA -- With fists turned askew, a mouth elongated into a yawn-yell and a classic greaser look, Jon Bauman was "Bowzer," the centerpiece of the doo-wop-rock group Sha Na Na.

For 40 years, the band Sha Na Na has delivered an infectious dose of rock 'n' roll nostalgia, performing the best songs of the '50s with leather-jacketed, pompadour-wearing humor and finesse ...

Sha Na Na sold millions of records, but they never had a hit of their own. They would interpret the hits of others; in a sense, they were the great pretenders.

The death toll of music-world notables in 2016 continued Friday, with the announcement of the death of Lennie Baker, a longtime member of the rock-and-doo-wop band Sha Na Na. He was 69. His nephew ...