This future country icon was hiding in plain sight on Elvis Presley's rendition of Bill Monroe's "Blue Moon of Kentucky." ...

I had a chance to speak to Collective Soul’s bass player and co-founder, Will Turpin, about the event and how it impacted the ...

Curated by the Boss himself, "Lost and Found" captures the spirit of seven long-lost records spanning four decades.

Though he isn’t immediately thought of as a country music artist when you look back at music history, Elvis Presley evidently did enough to immortalize himself as a cornerstone of country. He was ...

Springsteen once said he released records the way a novelist writes chapters — deliberately, seasonally, each one in ...

Elvis Presley’s career was slipping from the spotlight until one unexpected hit revived his legacy and secured his place as ...

In 1968, following his widely televised comeback special, several media outlets proclaimed Elvis Presley as the greatest living music performer. The title of greatest music performer was not given ...

Elvis, who was strongly influenced by and nurtured on Black music, was a part of the revolution that stood up against Jim Crow — just as music has always done.

Gospel music, in particular, was one of his true loves. Friends and family recall how Elvis often gathered them at Graceland to listen to records by his favourite gospel quartets like the ...

The song's author, Thomas Dorsey, grew up in the Deep South, but rather than pounding the pulpit like his father, he pounded the piano. He moved to Chicago and became blues musician Georgia Tom.

Perhaps less well-known is his spiritual side — more specifically, his Christian faith. Elvis released 89 gospel songs in the course of his 23-year career, most of them on the albums His Hand in Mine ...