But its most recent cover choice ... But unforgettably, in 1960, Ray Charles recorded the song about his home for his album, The Genius Hits the Road. It went to number one all over America.

By the end of the decade, John began to move away from that team as his grip on the charts loosened, but he’d seem to come ...

There’s no 5,000% tariff on vinyl — yet — so it may be a good time to score some only moderately high-priced LPs this weekend ...

Van is the only person I have ever met in the music business that, if all the elements are right and everything is in place, he can take ...

Ray Charles ... the greatest I’ve heard any time.” Jones followed Franklin’s every move in the digest-size magazine Jet. She painted her eyes like her idol’s and sang along to her hits ...

Midnight is approaching in LA, and outside the Palomino Club in North Hollywood, the members of Canned Heat and their entourage are kicking back in the yard. It’s April 4, 1981. The band have just ...

32: Ray Charles – Georgia ... Axelrod was a surprise US hit in 1966 for the Florida-born alto saxophonist. An introspective ballad from Miles Davis‘ classic 1959 album, Kind Of Blue, this ...

LL COOL J followed All World: Greatest Hits directly with his seventh studio album, Phenomenon, released in 1997. Blending ...

Jon Batiste will be honored with the inaugural Ray Charles “Architect of Sound ... embodies the pioneering spirit of one of music’s greatest architects.” Multi-Grammy winner and virtuoso ...