Here's a look at four artists who had Hot 100 hits with multiple versions of their own songs, including Eric Clapton, Lynyrd Skynyrd, and Aerosmith.

A new documentary about the legendary gospel music group The Blind Boys of Alabama is in the works, although no release date has been set, according to an article by Deadline. The article stated that ...

Beyond the stadium screams of Beatlemania and the shimmer of a sitar lay the soul of a man who spent his life searching for ...

Another thing that contributed to Willie finding his ‘spot’ on Bill’s Cafe was the guidance of Grammy-winning producer Tom Hambridge, whose resume includes such blues stars as Buddy Guy, Christone ...

From Derek and the Dominos to Thunderclap Newman, these 14 brilliant acts stuck around for just one album – and we’re still yearning for more ...

In addition to half the tunes off his latest solo album, Isbell and crew pulled cuts from his decades-long career, giving songs a fuller, new sound.

From incendiary walk-offs to visceral confrontations, witness the chaos of rock’s monolithic icons losing their cool on stage ...

Patchogue Theatre for the Performing Arts has announced SAMANTHA FISH: PAPER DOLL WORLD TOUR, appearing Wednesday, May 27, ...

I love the blues, but I wanted to make my own statement to carry the thing further forward." Cream was inducted into the Rock ...

Bruce is joined on stage by drummer Kofi Baker and guitarist Rob Johnson, who are the son and grandnephew of Ginger Baker, respectively. Bruce also discussed how Sons of Cream is not just a standard ...

A Hazlehurst‑born bluesman whose short life, mysterious death, and 29 recordings rewrote the future of American music.

These three rock artists didn't last very long. They only had time to release one major album in their careers, albeit iconic ones.