Forty-three years ago Dave Dunwoodie began tinkering with the bits of electric guitars, finding innovative ways to solve age-old problems, such as strings binding on traditional guitar nuts.

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Possession is billed as Ty Segall’s sixteenth album, but that feels about as underreported as the tip jar at an anarchist ...

The Boston Calling music festival returned to the Harvard Athletic Complex on a blustery day of stellar local acts and a run ...

Students from Wolfpit Elementary School joined 2,400 other kids in an educational and exhilarating experience at Carnegie ...

BB King left behind the racism of rural Mississippi to become the King Of The Blues. Here's his incredible story in his own ...

Despite some minor hits in the 1960s, Chicago vocal group the Radiants couldn’t ride the soul-music wave they’d helped create.

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Words by Carmen Macri “It wasn’t always the dream, you know, I didn't always want to be a punk or a rockstar, it's just something that kind of happened through life.” Jacksonville’s music scene might ...