Stevie Ray Vaughan was often dubbed the "second coming of blues," but the world lost him before his time. How did the famous guitarist die?

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Chuck Berry earns two new top 10s on Billboard's Blues Albums chart, increasing his career total from four smashes to half a ...

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The club, bar and restaurant, which was opened in 1980 by Bill FitzGerald, is the first music venue or nightclub in Illinois to earn historical recognition.

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The beloved American roots music club has been honored with a spot on the National Register of Historic Places, and it’s the ...

I've posted a couple of coy, mysterious photos of clear blue ocean on my socials this week, but now I'll come clean. For the ...

January 2025. We had the great honor to talk with one of the greatest guitarists of all time: Larry Carlton. He is most ...

To this day, it sits oddly in both Vaughan Williams’ catalogue and the wider world of orchestral music. It competes with Holst’s The Planets in its scope but has never been as popular, nor is it ...