When a 21-year-old Elvis Presley stepped up to the microphone in 1956 to record his version of the gritty blues track "Hound Dog," nobody could have predicted that the song would spend a ...
On July 13, 1956, RCA Victor released Elvis Presley’s hit song Hound Dog. It blended rhythm and blues (R&B) with rockabilly and country music. This fusion helped reshape American popular music.
Elvis Presley was not in good health, and was running on little sleep, when he took the stage at the Hampton Coliseum on Aug.
A rejuvenated Setzer and Co. now have dozens of shows booked through the end of the year. The first leg of their ...
Boston-based GA-20, one of today’s most popular blues trios, taps blues royalty, harmonica virtuoso and vocalist Charlie ...
Before Elvis Presley became known as the "King of Rock and Roll," he was already proving his ability to transform songs into ...
The tournament’s mascot came to herald the ubiquitous, commercial aims of a growing international spectacle ...
One hundred six years ago today, the guitarist who became one-half of one of the greatest comedy duos in history was born.
Bob Seger recalled listening to Jimi Hendrix's debut album 'Are You Experienced' in 1967 with Glenn Frey and wondering ...
The record wasn't the biggest hit of his career, but it was his first taste of national success that kick-started the Elvis phenomenon.
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