On the recording they made for their 1956 debut LP Tragic Songs of Life (later a country hit), Ira and Charlie Louvin ...

To truly appreciate the history of Asheville's role in the birth of country music, you must understand its roots.

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Historian Sean Wilentz dishes on Bob Dylan's formative years in 'The Bootleg Series Vol. 18: Through The Open Window 1956–1963'.

And as a boy, he played in the Beaufort church of Reverend Ike – who later became a national figure preaching the gospel of prosperity over more than 1,000 radio stations, wanted Ferguson to dazzle ...

Recently, People Magazine reported that Jim Belushi looked back on his early days in Hollywood and spoke about a favorite moment from his career, one that involved his late brother, John Belushi.

Time has not diluted the Cowboy Junkies’ dreamy mix of tempestuous torch songs and soup-for-the-soul soundscapes, but it has ...

A three-minute video that shows a fake Zohran Mamdani dancing while New York burns is one of many deepfakes surfacing in the ...

Stacker takes a look at Black artists music wouldn't be the same without, from Sister Rosetta Tharpe to Tupac Shakur.

This is not a concert, it’s a spiritual practice!,” the Louisiana bandleader announced while performing under a canopy that ...

You've seen his Mississippi Midnight signature model, now introducing the modern blues phenom's Tele Deluxe in Delta Day – or ...

The “Impressions,” by the way, still hold their place as one of the finest compositions for piano and orchestra yet written by an American. The work is thirteen years old, but it is curiously “undated ...