A look at how Eric Clapton and his renaissance in the 1990s mirrored grunge, and how he related to and respected Kurt Cobain despite their surface differences.

A recent Tuesday evening found me on Shelter Island, there to attend this year’s San Diego Music Awards at Humphreys by the Bay. Because the show was sold out, I was advised to show up early to secure ...

Eight Eric Clapton albums, plus his sole LP with Derek And The Dominos, will be rereleased on Japanese SHM-CD.

It was a dream I didn’t think of. It seemed impossible. But which turned out to be wonderfully amazing when it did come true.

Jethro Tull will release an expanded version of 1972's Living in the Past compilation. The upcoming six-disc album, Still ...

A radical reimagining of the classic Elton John song, 'I'm Still Standing' has been released as the first single from Just ...

George Harrison once reflected on the inspiration of one of his most famous Beatles tunes ever, but he couldn't come up with ...

If there is a name that is practically synonymous with the blues, it’s Buddy Guy. At the time of this writing in May 2025, ...

I meet Ronnie Wood in a private members’ club in South Kensington called Nexus. Wood has had an interest in several clubs ...

Morgan Wallen's music may not mention Trump, but his image is indisputably MAGA-coded. Is it possible to enjoy his music ...

Grammy-nominated musician Daniel Kimbro has forged an impressive career as an accompanist. His prowess on the double bass ...

Eric Clapton would have been an asset to nearly any great rock band, but he felt that his heart was best served in a few special groups.