Game Was Her Middle Name: Remembering Betty Davis
If anybody ever embodied the term “Black Girls Rock!,” the dearly departed funk-rock innovator was it
Read moreIf anybody ever embodied the term “Black Girls Rock!,” the dearly departed funk-rock innovator was it
Read moreRemembering the art and artistry of sampled soul giant Syl Johnson
Read moreWhy losing Michael Nesmith means so much more than the death of the “Quiet Monkee”
Read moreIn his directorial debut, Roots drummer Ahmir “Questlove” Thompson celebrates the great lost music festival of 1969
Read moreRemembering the life of the man who kept the spirit of jazz and blues alive and thriving in Chicago
Read moreThe beloved New York Dolls guitarist lost his battle with cancer on January 13
Read moreThe Demon COVID takes another country legend, gone at 86
Read moreStanding in his own field, the country great created a body of work that became a category all its’ own
Read moreThere was almost no precedent for Bill Withers in the 1970s
Read moreAn essential box set chronicles the history of iconic Los Angeles Latino rock label Rampart Records
Read moreHow Quentin Tarantino kickstarted a resurgence for the band behind “Kicks”
Read moreA new compilation from Omnivore Recordings highlights the Bakersfield honky tonk great’s rockiest period
Read moreOne fan remembers the psychedelic rock icon, who died on May 31 at the age of 72
Read moreAn in-depth new book explores the catalog of Nashville’s premier R&B imprint Excello Records
Read moreThe sweet, silly and razor sharp bassist for The Monkees loses his battle with cancer at 77
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