The First Family marks the earliest live recording of Sly & the Family Stone, which formed in San Francisco in 1966. The show ...

Black musicians composed and played inventive music that freed their minds and spirits, and enchanted American audiences.

Jarvis Cocker and co return with More, which is Pulp's first album of new music since We Love Life back in 2001 ...

Different strokes, for different folks, and so on and so on, and scooby dooby dooby.” These lyrics, awkwardly sung by hall-of ...

In most cases, such songs can be found on albums that see that artist or a band in a rut, but sometimes, you can hear a lousy ...

Wallace was inspired to co-found the label in 2010 after releasing Los Angeles–based Arthur Lee & Love’s would-be comeback album ... recording of Sly and the Family Stone from just before ...

And he dipped into the recent “Rebel Yell” reissue for a bonus track, a cover of the Rose Royce ballad “Love Don’t Live Here Anymore” that got left off the album ... Sly and the Family ...

And I won’t stand for it. It’s high time the CD ... plus grotesque fluorescent purple baby in the foreground” album cover, and also because it sold 3.2 million copies in the United ...

The group also weaved in a few covers, like The Kingsmen's “Louie Louie,” David Bowie’s “Let’s Dance” and Sly and the Family Stone’s "Thank You (Falettinme be Mice Elf Agin).” ...

The title of their first album, A Whole New Thing (1967), openly ... Prince famously modeled his era with The Revolution after Sly & The Family Stone’s image, often paying tribute by covering Stand!

They were the first unsigned band to appear on the cover of Rolling Stone, and have gone on to release eight albums, the most recent being a live album ... and Sly and the Family Stone, with ...

The 72-year-old singer famously had a hit single with her cover ... album of unheard songs that she and Prince recorded together with bassist Larry Graham. Graham, founder of Sly and the Family ...