Harmonica master Hammer has been, almost singlehandedly, bringing the singular American art form to Israeli music fans for ...

Rush and Shepherd recorded the album at the famed Royal Studios in Memphis, Tennessee. Rush, a three-time Grammy Award winner, contributed lead vocals, rhythm guitar, and harmonica to the tracks.

Manitoban musicians Sebastian Gaskin and Big Dave McLean joined the first-timers club at the 55th annual Juno Awards. McLean ...

Small Faces are the stars of our latest free CD, Something Nice, available with the May 2025 issue of Uncut. The 11-track ...

Little Feat’s Bill Payne discusses the blues project 'Sam’s Place,’ opens up about the intrinsic magic of the band’s ...

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The lead singer of the Gospel group, the Jackson Southernaires died, according to a press release. Huey Williams, died at his ...

Outlaw Music Festival featuring Willie Nelson, Bob Dylan ... Teddy Swims: Aug. 16, BankPlus Amphitheater Genre-blending singer-songwriter Teddy Swims will headline a concert at BankPlus ...

Hard Rock Casino of Northern Indiana has released the calendar of live entertainment performances through May 31, 2025 ...

Muddy hit a further hot streak in 1954, cutting another classic in “I’m Your Hoochie Coochie Man,” written by Willie Dixon, who was fast establishing himself as Chess’ chief songwriter.

Willie Dixon, known as the “poet laureate ... his reputation as a pivotal figure in the Chicago blues scene. As a songwriter, producer, and bassist, he played an instrumental role in crafting ...