Deseret News archives: Joe Louis began his reign atop the boxing world The sports page of the Deseret News on June 22, 1937, setting up the title fight between Joe Louis and Jim Braddock.

Beloved blues legend Joe Louis Walker had been praised by the likes of Mick Jagger and Herbie Hancock during his music career.

POUGHKEEPSIE, N.Y. — Joe Louis Walker, a raspy-voiced singer and guitarist who took an expansive approach to the blues, recording gritty, down-home albums as well as acclaimed records ...

Seasoned blues virtuoso Joe Louis Walker has died at 75. The revered electric blues guitarist, singer, songwriter, and producer worked with a litany of talented artists over a six-decade-spanning ...

Blues legend Joe Louis Walker has died aged 75. The electric blues musician passed away late last month following a cardiac-related illness, per Rolling Stone, and was surrounded by his wife of 16 ...

Joe Louis Walker, the celebrated blues guitarist and singer, has died at the age of 75 from cardiac-related illness.

Salami Rose Joe Louis is Captain Beefheart for synth heads who grew up watching Adult Swim. She debuted in a punk band playing the blender (as in the household appliance). She named her first ...

A "step-by-step deconstruction" similar to the Joe Louis Arena demolition is under consideration. Tower 300 and Tower 400 are the octagonal-shaped office towers closest to the river, and they ...

So when the Joe Louis Arena is torn down, it seems wrong to leave the fate of that revered name in the hands of developers who aren’t from Detroit and who aren’t required to honor his memory ...

A project like the Joe Louis Greenway has been years in the making, and organizers say it's fitting that it honors a fighter in the ring and outside of it.

Joyce Barrow-Henderson is Joe Louis’ daughter and serves on the board of the Greenway partnership. “People and families will be able to connect on the greenway in a way that will build ...

Bringing hits from his 50-year career, Joe Louis Walker will perform at the Sellersville Theater 1894 on March 1. — Photo by Mickey Deneher Mickey Deneher ...