Producer Michael Nash wanted to do something special to celebrate the 10th anniversary of Sound Summit, the annual rock ...

The Oscar-winning producer shares how he and Questlove created a powerful tribute capturing the funk icon's genius and legacy ...

Sly played bass and Martini was, of course, on saxophone. They remained friends after each left the Continentals and reunited for the group that became Sly and the Family Stone.

That callout, “I am everyday people,” was like the hippie national anthem. Other Sly songs are equally memorable. “Stand” was a great song about fighting injustice: ...

He goes far beyond the highlights of how Sly and the Family Stone produced some of the biggest hits of their career, including “Dance to the Music” and “Everyday People.” ...

In “Everyday People,” Sly and his musical family sang, “We got to live together. I am no better, and neither are you. We are the same, whatever we do.” Almost sixty years later, many of us ...

Sly Stone was a musical alchemist, combining soul, funk, and psychedelic rock with elements of gospel, jazz, and Latin music to create the new sound of the 1960s. With his prodigious Afro and ...

In “Everyday People,” Sly and his musical family sang, “We got to live together. I am no better, and neither are you. We are the same, whatever we do.” Almost sixty years later, many of us ...

June 2025 will be remembered for what it took away: two of American music's most visionary architects, Brian Wilson and Sly Stone.

SLY & THE FAMILY STONE: (Singing) I am everyday people. GATES: Sly & the Family Stone's sound was a dazzling fusion of psychedelic rock, soul, jazz, gospel and Latin.

In “Everyday People,” Sly and his musical family sang, “We got to live together. I am no better, and neither are you. We are the same, whatever we do.” Almost sixty years later, many of us still have ...

In “Everyday People,” Sly and his musical family sang, “We got to live together. I am no better, and neither are you. We are the same, whatever we do.” Almost sixty years later, many of us still have ...