Bill Tapia
Up until his death at 103 years old, legendary ukulele player Bill Tapia, aka the Duke of Uke, was the oldest working musician. Just months before his death, he revealed stories from some of his more famous friends.
All GB Rocks Stories
Tanya Tucker Battles Back
As a child, Tanya Tucker knew there was only one thing she’d ever want to do in life — perform. By 13, her song “Delta Dawn” was a huge hit. She explains how she survived the professional and personal highs and lows to come out better than ever.
David Fishof
He makes dreams come true. With his Rock and Roll Fantasy Camp, David Fishof gives everyone from novice to advanced musicians a chance to rock the stage with rock legends and finally realize their lifelong rock-star fantasies.
Old Dogs Can Rock
Songs about dogs? Credit cards? Raising a child? Mickey Carroll has quite a unique approach to music these days. Back in the 1950s when he released his first record, being a star was all about ego. Now, he’s found a more rewarding definition.
Bobby Vinton Reinvents Himself
He’s the most successful love singer of the rock era. How did Bobby Vinton manage success when the Beatles and Rolling Stones were racing up the charts? And why is he a better performer today than he was in ’60s? Bobby explains.
John Tesh
He became famous as host of “Entertainment Tonight,” but John Tesh has left the tabloid ways of Hollywood behind. Instead, with his books and radio show, he wants to help you find purpose and meaning in life.
Petula Clark
As a child star, Petula Clark was known as the “British Shirley Temple,” but her success continued well past the awkward teenage years. Clark has been performing for more than 50 years, selling more than 70 million records in all.
Mary Wilson’s Supremely Fascinating Life
Founding member of the Supremes Mary Wilson has lived an incredible life filled with extraordinary experiences and a determination to succeed. Find out why she’s so passionate about doing what you love in life.
Be the Maestro of Your Mind
It may be music to your ears but it’s actually fuel for your brain. Many studies concur — one of the best ways to exercise your brain is by learning to play a musical instrument.
Gloria Gaynor
The minute she read the lyrics, Gloria Gaynor knew her now-trademark song would be a hit. She just didn’t know that more than 30 years later, “I Will Survive,” would still have the power to inspire people and even make them smile.
Michael Lang
One of the organizers of Woodstock says he never imagined that weekend would still be such a major part of his life more than 40 years later. But he says its lessons and legacy are just as relevant today.
The Mushroom Man
Many people are interested in photography. Some specialize in portraits, others landscapes. Taylor Lockwood specializes in – are you ready for this? – mushrooms!