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Bobby Freeman was the San Francisco rock and roll, soul, and pop singer who wrote and first recorded the much-covered “Do You Want To Dance”...

“All of these tunes are wailin’ songs,” writes Natalie Cole in her autobiography Angel On My Shoulder. “Wailin’ is good for the soul sometimes.” Cole...

On December 3, 1963, Louis Armstrong and the All Stars were in a New York City recording studio to cut a song for Kapp Records....

Two years after the release of her hugely successful major-label debut album, Born To Die, Lana Del Rey came back with its equally impressive follow-up,...

Despite being Disney’s 35th full-length animated feature, Hercules was a notable first for the studio – it was their first film based on Greek mythology....

The Recording Academy will reportedly hold an Asian version of the Grammy Awards in Korea, according to a new report by local media. READ MORE:...