As a Bay Area DJ, Sly Stone slipped Bob Dylan and the Beatles into R&B playlists, foreshadowing the genre-blurring of his own music. “He was always trying to mix up boundaries,” says Sheffield.

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I DIDN’T join Oasis to split up,” said Liam Gallagher. “I joined the band because I like being in a band and I like to make ...

Haim’s songs blend the rollicking chemistry of Fleetwood Mac, the muscular femininity of Heart, and the mystic cheesiness of ...

A labor of ‘Lamb’ love: Dave Kerzner reimagines a Genesis classic originally appeared on Goldmine. It’s no understatement to ...

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For Monsignor Ray East and his brother Nathan, their faith feeds their music and their music feeds their faith.

Modell, who started a long career as a trumpeter at age 15, founded Northern Illinois University's world-renowned jazz ...

Kate Collins, chief executive of Teenage Cancer Trust, said: “We’re all delighted that Roger Daltrey has been awarded a much-deserved knighthood. Sir Roger is a tireless and passionate supporter of, ...

Largely populated with generic early-'70s rock, the Terry Luttrell-fronted R.E.O. Speedwagon also boasts a generic ...

As the Swedish pop star drops song-of-the-summer contender "Midnight Sun," she gets super-honest about ambition and more in our new interview ...