Peter Sinfield, co-founder and lyricist of King Crimson, died at the age of 80. He worked with the band for their first four ...

Fronted in LA by the magnetic Arthur Lee, Love emerged from the Sunset Strip scene around the same time as The Doors - but where Jim Morrison and co went on to stardom, Love snatched defeat from the ...

The 19-year-old musician was drawn to New York by the promise of counterculture in a part of the city that's a-changin' ...

Records released in 1985 by U.K. artists such as the Cult, the Smiths, the Cure and others are marking a milestone.

Kurt Allison, a Des Moines native who plays with Jason Aldean, won't be the first in his family to play at a presidential ...

Sheila E. is nominated for two Grammys, which she discusses, along with the historic post-award show recording of “We Are the World,” 40 years ago.

Mothers hold a special and irreplaceable place in their child's life. When her son gets married, a mother is overwhelmed with ...

Many of the band’s most famous singles were released in the ’60s and early ’70s ... as it quickly became one of the top-selling songs in wax in the U.K. after being finally re-released ...

The interaction among guests in the Game Room, virtually all of them baby boomers or older, was the kind of unplugged ...

Pete Cornelius grew up in an era when all his mates at school couldn’t get enough of listening to iconic ‘90s bands like ...

Mark LeVine is a longtime contributor to Afropop Worldwide, also a scholar, musician and author of numerous books. Here, he reviews Rikki Stein's memoir, Moving Music. Afropop's Banning Eyre recently ...