U.S. Senate unanimously approves resolution honoring the 1969 Harlem Cultural Festival for representing 'a shift in Black culture, consciousness, and expression'
A new live album documents the final full joint concert from the legendary singer and drummer
"There are so many of those stories," Giddens says of the late folk pioneer, whose musical contributions were underappreciated for decades before her induction to the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. "The ones that are exceptions, like hers, they prove the rule."
Her sixth album is an impressive mid-career statement on restlessness, contentment and everything in between.
From their first Number One "Mama He's Crazy" to their signature ballad "Love Can Build a Bridge," the must-hear tracks by the mother-daughter duo
New song "Dangerous" appears to target Robin Swann, who is suing singer for defamation
"I have friends...who died in horrible hotel rooms in nowhere, Georgia. I’m not doing that," the Texas cult legend says
The Nashville honky-tonk mainstay taps into the spirit of the dearly departed Joe Diffie on Neon Blue, an album straight out of 1994
A founding member of the Blasters, Alvin says he's undergone successful treatment for stage four colorectal cancer
The piano-rocker joined Jeff Tweedy and co. onstage at the band's Sky Blue Sky festival
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