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.

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

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

The freestyle recordings that were to make up the third, Apple Jam disc on All Things Must Pass were typically recorded in-between official takes, when the musicians slipped into extended noodling.

The late 80s was an odd time to start a band like Buffalo Tom. If it wasn’t Springsteen hitting his commercial apex on FM radio, then it was bands such as Poison and Ratt who were filling the airwaves ...

“Blues Summit 100” is rooted in Bonamassa’s own history with King, who first invited him on tour at age12. That early ...

When the honorable Judge Jim Worton is not commanding the courtroom during the day, he switches out his official robes and dons the attire of his secondary calling — rock musician.

Jerry Kennedy, a session guitarist whose riffs are some of the most recognizable in country music history, has died, according to a statement from the Country Music Hall of Fame. He was 85 years old.

Love songs can come in many different forms, and tracks like "Something" and "Layla" are among the most enduring in classic ...

One moment they owned the airwaves; the next, they were ghosts. Discover the legends who conquered the world... then disappeared ...

When you need a killer horn section, who are you going to call? Most likely, Tower of Power. Among their many fans, they can ...

English antique dealer Andrew Blackall explains how rock and roll, and the memorabillia that comes with it, makes money too.