Johnny Bragg's Nashville journey from wrongful incarceration to soul music pioneer
The Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum celebrated the legacy of incarcerated Nashville soul pioneers Johnny Bragg and The Prisonaires.
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Five forgotten rock debuts from 1969
That’s why I say 1969 didn’t signal the end of the 1960s. However, it just may have signaled the beginning of the end. In ...
Through 50 years of triumph and tragedy, they remain hard rock's greatest titans
AC/DC's Angus Young traces the lineage of one of rock's greatest bands – from his air-tight six-string chemistry with his brother Malcolm, that time he tried one of Malcolm's guitars, and why he avoid ...
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[Opinion] Black GenZ Twins Hear These White Music Icons, from Dolly Parton to Nirvana, for the First Time and Their Reactions Go Viral
If you’ve been on Tiktok or Youtube lately, you probably have seen twins, Tim and Fred Williams. The Gen Zs have been ...
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10 Modern Black Rockstars
As rapper Lizzo says in her song "Rumors," "Black people made rock and roll." Unfortunately, Black musicians are ...
Kid Rock Touts 'Liberal, Gay or Black' Members in His 'Diverse' Band
The musician said on Friday that his band is "diverse," not because of DEI efforts but because "they're the best at what they ...
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How a kid from East Feliciana Parish became the first Black band director in the Big Ten
Weather wasn't Sanford's only challenge in the move. He was the first African-American hired to head the band department at ...
Maná Think Their Rock Hall of Fame Nod Is ‘the Start of Something Much Bigger’
Maná open up about their 40-year career and why they dedicated their historic Rock Hall of Fame nomination to Latino immigrants in the U.S.
Rock Hall of Fame: Mariah Carey, Phish, Oasis, Outkast, Billy Idol, Joy Division Lead Nominees
The nominees for the 2025 Hall of Fame class include Mariah Carey, Phish, Billy Idol, Oasis, OutKast, White Stripes, Cyndi Lauper, and Black Crowes.