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If listeners crave real evidence of the UK’s special relationships with other countries, they could start with The Chemical Brothers’ second album, critically acclaimed international...

More than a stage name, musicians have been creating multiple identities as part of their performance for centuries. For some, it was only for an...

When Roy Orbison started the sessions for what became the Memphis album in March 1972, he was on a break from his almost relentless touring...

With his penchant for Jheri curls, black leather, and thigh-high boots, Rick James was undoubtedly one of soul and funk’s most flamboyant figures. But no...

Jeremih’s “Birthday Sex” is still as recognizable as the day that it dropped. As far as bedroom bangers of the last decade, it’s a staple,...

As so often, George Harrison put it most profoundly. “The first person who ever impressed me in my life was Ravi Shankar,” he said, “and...