Eric Clapton is one of the most influential artists in the history of music. He is also one of the luckiest. Not because of his remarkable talent or ...

Counting Crows is a rock band that was formed in California in 1991. The members of the band are lead vocalist Adam Duritz, drummer Jim Bogios, bassist Millard Powers, keyboardist Charlie Gillingham, ...

Jimmy is one of those artists that just gets better with age. Though he’d been writing and performing for over six decades, his music is still relevant today. His songs are as catchy as ever, and his ...

Peter Tosh was a Jamaican singer, guitarist and songwriter who was, in part, the co-founder of The Wailers band. He had a successful music career and is considered one of the most influential ...

Iron Man was the movie that started up the Marvel Cinematic Universe. As a result, interested individuals can find a great deal of information about every single aspect of the movie. For instance, the ...

In a world where you are surrounded by naysayers and enemies, you have to keep proving your worth and fighting for your place. In relationships, sometimes love feels like a battlefield and when ...

Greatest hits albums have been around since the late 50s. Johnny’s Greatest hits was the first greatest hits album, peaking at number one on Billboard’s Best Selling Pop L.P.’s chart. The two ...

Jan and Dean have been credited as the primary architects of the California Sound and the surf music style, which rose to prominence in the early 1960s. The duo’s best-known song is “Surf City”, which ...

Struggle Jennings, whose real name is William Harness, is an American singer-songwriter, rapper, and producer. His unique music genre of Country rap sets him apart from many other popular artists.

Tony! Toni! Toné! was an Band whose specialized in R&B for over three decades. This group was made up of Raphael Saadiq, his brother D’wayne Wiggins and Timothy Christian Riley who is their cousin.

After launching their career in the early ’60s as backing singers, Sonny and Cher reached worldwide attention in 1965 with the release of their mega-selling single, I Got You Babe. Over the next ...

Before Paul Simon decided to pour his love of reggae into his 1972 hit, Mother and Child Reunion, very few mainstream rock artists had incorporated the sounds of Jamaica into their music. Since then, ...