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Wake the Dead is Prophet’s first album since his recovery from cancer ... passionate miscegenation which birthed rock’n’roll, and given lyrical depth in “Sally Was a Cop”, with its “crooked politicos” ...

The 1960s and 70s were transformative decades for music, giving birth to genres such as rock, folk, and soul while ...

It's no secret that Black artists have fought for appreciation of their art and inclusive spaces ... From pioneering genres such as rock n' roll and jazz, to celebratory "firsts" at major award ...

The guitarist made the comments in an interview conducted to celebrate the opening of the Townshend Studio at the University of West London, where he was a student in the early 1960s, when it was the ...

Largest Collection of Art by Iconic Names in Rock and Roll to Debut at Animazing Gallery and Online November 7 with a Star-Studded Event set for November 8 "I am so happy to be a part of this ...

Aerosmith's Steven Tyler's art to be featured at Beyond the Stage: Art by Legends of Rock 'n' Roll. "I am so happy to be a part of this unique gathering of art and artists. I am more used to ...

Cartoon Darkness is without doubt a truly glorious rock’n’roll album that is forceful without being simplistic and lairy while maintaining a good sense of humour. It might also end up being the best ...

Scarlet Page is hailed as one of the greatest Rock 'N' Roll photographers of all time ... which include a limited edition print by Terry Pastor, David Bowie’s album cover artist as well as paintings ...

The tension yielded Live 1966, my favorite rock ‘n’ roll album of all time, documenting the notorious shout of “Judas” from an aggrieved audience member in Manchester, England, a cry that ...

The Rolling Stones have announced their next archival live release. Welcome to Shepherd's Bush documents their surprise, rarities-packed 1999 concert at an 1,800 seat London venue. The concert ...

Her second album, “Quatro”—issued here by Bell Records 50 years ago this month—charted slightly better, at No. 126. Impressed by her drive, Alice Cooper invited her to open for his band ...