The Rolling Stones accomplished something 20 years ago today that hadn’t happened in a quarter century: They put out a good record.

The Doobie Brothers remain one of the most consistently satisfying touring bands, almost five decades after their peak years.

While the media tells us to watch out for wars, the economy and the changing political landscape, I’ve managed to find something else to worry about.

Ozzy Osbourne leaves behind a legacy that deserves respect not only in the metal world, but in the music world in general.

They dealt with internal strife, drugs and health issues but nothing could keep the Beach Boys – and Brian Wilson – from the pantheon of pop music gods.

Buoyant, accessible and executed with advanced musicianship, “Over Easy” from new album ‘Simpatico’ exemplifies what Jazz Funk Soul is about.

John Lawler was joined by Andy Platts and Sean Lee of the U.K.-based yacht rock duo Young Gun Silver Fox for this exclusive Something Else! Interview.

After Jon Anderson’s exit, I thought I’d never again experience the joy that Yes brought to me in the past. I was happy to be proved wrong at this concert.

David Browne, author of ‘Fire and Rain’ and ‘Dream Brother,’ discusses ‘Talkin’ Greenwich Village,’ folk music, and the intersection of music and politics.

Pilot’s spellbinding “Magic” reached No. 5 in the U.S. 50 years ago, launching their career – and a seemingly inescapable commercial.