Remembering Jerry Lee Lewis: “Nobody Follows the Killer”
The loss of Jerry Lee Lewis represents the end of a key era in rock and roll history. We take a look at his raucous legacy.
Sonny Rollins: The Voice of Jazz History
Sonny Rollins’ made his first jazz record a year after high school. From then on, he continued to push the boundaries of bebop and more.
The History of “St. James Infirmary Blues”
Louis Armstrong popularized this song in the ’20s, but it has a long history both prior…and after. We follow the trail of a classic.
Grappling with Ghosts: The Rise and Fall of The Band
The Band is known as one of the most complicated groups in rock history. They were only around for about a decade but left quite a mark.
The Underestimation of Stephen Stills
Stephen Stills has been a fixture for decades. But his position as a member of CSNY has overshadowed much of his other work.