Moroccan oud player and percussionist Brahim Fribgane, who frequently performed with Club d’Elf, has died.
Blackberry Smoke drummer Brit Turner has died at age 57.
One of Johnny Cash’s best-known songs was an important influence on a young Bob Dylan.
Can Vocalist Damo Suzuki Has Died - By Andy Kahn
- Feb 10, 2024
- 9:35 am PST
Can vocalist Damo Suzuki has died at age 74.
Iggy Pop, Alice Cooper and Jack White were among the many musicians who paid tribute to MC5 guitarist Wayne Kramer, who died at age 75.
Influential and pioneering bassist Aston “Family Man” Barrett, best known for his work with Bob Marley & The Wailers, died on Saturday at age 77.
Revisit the first time the four original members of Umphrey’s McGee performed in public together.
Legendary musicians Etta James and Taj Mahal performed the lullabye-inspired “Mockingbird” during an appearance on the ‘Late Show With David Letterman.’
Revisit the recording of “Morning Dew” made by the pre-Allman Brothers Band group The 31st Of February.
Listen to an early recording of Janis Joplin singing in an atypically restrained style on song “So Sad To Be Alone.”
David Crosby was responsible for writing many memorable songs, but the talented singer-songwriter thought poorly of his first attempt.
Listen to “God Rest His Soul,” the song written by Gregg Allman in response to the tragic assassination of civil rights leader Rev. Martin Luther King Jr.
A 1966 recording session for “Beck’s Bolero” featuring Jeff Beck and Jimmy Page was the inspiration behind one of the band name Led Zeppelin.
David Bowie, who was born on this date 77 years ago, wrote a song after mistakenly thinking he met The Velvet Underground frontman Lou Reed.
In July 1983, Stephen Stills participated in a tribute concert for blues legend Muddy Waters, where he teamed with Willie Dixon on a series of blues standards.
To celebrate Rock Danko’s birthday, listen to The Band’s August 1, 1973 set from Roosevelt Stadium in New Jersey opening up for the Grateful Dead.
Revisit The Who’s explosive performance in 1967 on ‘The Smothers Brothers Comedy Hour.’
Longtime Grateful Dead producer/engineer John Cutler died on Christmas Eve after a long illness at age 73.
