Wynonna Previews New EP With Cover of Slim Harpo’s ‘King Bee’
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'Recollections' to feature Wynonna's versions of songs by John Prine, Fats Domino
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‘Separate and Unequal’: How ‘Pop’ Music Holds Black Artists Back
Posted in: Music FeaturesThe music industry is debating the term "urban," but the "pop" category often helps prop up white artists at the expense of the black artists who inspire them
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Little Richard Digital Cover: The Wild Heart of Rock & Roll
Posted in: Music FeaturesFrom the moment Little Richard shouted “A wop bop a loo bop a wop bam boom!” in 1955, the world was never the same. His life was full of painful internal conflict, but no one better defined the freedom and raw energy of rock & roll
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From Sin to Salvation: Little Richard Tells All
Posted in: Music FeaturesAmerica loved Little Richard. His music made your liver quiver and your knees freeze. Now, after years of ogling orgies and holding parties in his nose, he confesses how the Devil made him do it and the Good Lord made him stop
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Dave Bartholomew, Songwriter and Fats Domino Collaborator, Dead at 100
Posted in: Music NewsNew Orleans legend and Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductee co-wrote "Ain't That a Shame," produced Domino's "Blueberry Hill"
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Grammys 2018: Watch Gary Clark Jr., Jon Batiste Salute Chuck Berry, Fats Domino
Posted in: Music NewsBlues-rock artist, 'Late Show' bandleader cover "Ain't That a Shame," "Maybelline"
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In Memoriam 2017: People We Lost This Year
Posted in: Culture ListsWe bid farewell to visionaries, iconoclasts and trailblazers – including Tom Petty, Chuck Berry and Chris Cornell – in music, film, TV and beyond
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Remembering Fats Domino, 1928–2017
Posted in: Music FeaturesHe was recording rock & roll in 1949 and influenced the Beatles – not that he'd ever brag about it
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Watch Elvis Costello, Dr. John, Trombone Shorty Cover Fats Domino
Posted in: Music NewsLive supergroup paid tribute to late rock icon with "Ain't That a Shame" at 'Austin City Limits' Hall of Fame induction ceremony
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Little Richard Remembers Fats Domino: ‘He Could Make a Piano Talk’
Posted in: Music FeaturesThe reclusive rock & roll pioneer granted a rare interview to Rolling Stone to remember his dear friend
