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Along with astounding visuals, Parliament-Funkadelic’s stage shows never disappoint on the music end. This list of their best (recorded) live performances tears the roof off the sucker – even if you can’t see the guy wearing a diaper.
1988 showcased Public Enemy, MC Lyte, Eric B and Rakim, De La Soul in all their glory. So let's revisit a time when the rhymes blasting out of boom-boxes were the keys to the culture.
“Eclectic” is one way to put it. Singer-songwriter Violet Delancey has combined classic myth and country music for her fascinating album “Columbia Road.”
Mickey Gilley, the Dixie Chicks, Brooks and Dunn, and Lynn Anderson all make our list of overlooked stars who deserve a place in the Country Music Hall of Fame.
Showcasing American folk with a big dash of Celtic, Arabic and Hebrew, “The Thousand Incarnations of the Rose” puts the spotlight on folk guitarists John Fahey, Leo Kottke, Harry Taussig, and Robbie Basho.