How Johnny Cash Gave a Folsom Prison Inmate His Big Break
Tracing Glen Sherley's journey from convict to country music star.
Tracing Glen Sherley's journey from convict to country music star.
Spoiler alert: Adele still sounds amazing!
David Bowie will always be remembered as a seminal figure in the worlds of music, fashion, and film. But he was also a voracious reader who often read a book a day.
An unexpected moment at the 1992 tribute concert became one of its most memorable.
In memory of the legendary rocker, who has died at age 69.
It was all fun and games until bassist Mike Dirnt lost some teeth.
Celebrate the late singer's life without leaving your living room.
“Body’s aching all the time,” indeed.
It's so big, even a professional basketball player would have to stand on a platform to reach the instrument’s neck.
On December 10, 1927, a radio personality's quick quip launched a country music institution.
Tired of singing the same Christmas carols every year? Give "Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer" a break and sing these parodies instead.
Vince Guaraldi is best known for composing and performing the jazz score to 'A Charlie Brown Christmas, but there's a lot more to the man dubbed "Dr. Funk" by his friends than Peanuts.
Tonight, NBC will air The Wiz Live!, a brand new production of the 1975 smash that descended on Broadway like a Kansas twister.
6. Mark Twain once called Memphis the "Good Samaritan City of the Mississippi."
The first ever collaboration between a musician and stars in space.
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Davy Jones monkeys around in his screen test.
Henry Rollins is the namesake of the muscular Rollinschaeta myoplena.
Belushi threatens a member of the horn section with his samurai sword...in a fun way.
Brass instruments played a crucial part in the history of music around the world.
A movie version of the Broadway musical 'Hamilton,' recorded with the original cast, hits Disney Plus on July 3. Here are a few things you might not have known about Lin-Manuel Miranda’s take on the life and times of the $10 founding father.