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The Hollies’ Terry Sylvester, another lad from Liverpool who found huge success during the British Invasion, shares stories from this historic era of rock. Plus, find out how he’s reintroducing the group’s classic hit “He Ain’t Heavy” to a whole new generation.
You know actor Billy Bob Thornton from his legendary and Academy, Emmy and Golden Globe-winning career, but did you know he’s also a talented and passionate singer-songwriter? Billy Bob and J.D. Andrew, his bandmate from The Boxmasters, join us to talk about their love of music.
What drew artists like Aretha Franklin, Percy Sledge and the Rolling Stones away from LA and to the small town of Muscle Shoals, Ala? Rick Hall.
When Julie C. Myers becomes Stevie Nicks on stage the transformation is incredible. Now, her debut album Rock On, proves she’s a force… as herself!
Unlike the movie Whiplash, a 100-year-old musical legend inspires next generation of musicians with discipline, encouragement and a $20 million dollar donation.
Not only is Tommy Roe a great performer and the man behind huge hits like “Sheila” and “Dizzy,” he’s been a witness to some of the greatest moments in rock and roll. He takes us back to his days touring with The Beatles and why retirement didn’t “take” for him.
For the first time in 35 years, 12-time Grammy nominee Rosanne Cash has taken home the hardware, and it’s all because she finally feels free to use her true voice. She tells GB how her newest album, which took home three awards, is her most personal yet.
Felix Cavaliere is a member of a half-dozen Halls of Fame, including the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, the Songwriters Hall of Fame and the Grammy Hall of Fame. He’s the founder, keyboardist and vocalist for the ’60s supergroup The Rascals, who recorded hits like “Good Loving,” “I Ain’t Gonna Eat Out My Heart […]
Music historians say “Black Beauty,” the first Les Paul guitar, is the instrument that gave birth to rock and roll. Now, it’s hitting the auction block.
Success in the face of insurmountable odds. Is there a greater thrill than that? The musical comedy Disenchanted and their Snow White did just that!
Have you heard the news? Grateful Dead is reuniting for a special 50th anniversary celebration, nearly 20 years to the day of the last concert. Called “Fare Thee Well: Celebrating 50 Years of Grateful Dead,” the concert will be held at Soldier Field in Chicago in July 2015.
When the Allman Brothers band decided to call it quits Gregg Allman was faced with a choice: He could quietly fade away, or he could use the opportunity to step up and do some things he’s always wanted to do. Here’s his take on Growing Bolder.