If you're a baby boomer, you might have jammed out to these 1970s jams without knowing they were one-hit wonders.

Before Filipino jazz found its many modern expressions, Jose Elias “Bong” Peñera was already charting an unorthodox musical course in the 1970s. He and his Batucada band combined jazz harmonies with ...

Though “Sweet Emotion” is deeply rooted in the titular Aerosmith sound, it also shows a notable blues-rock influence. From ...

The 1970's was a good decade for supergroups, with acts like Crosby, Still, Nash & Young and Derek and the Dominos releasing ...

Cornelius is the brainchild of Japanese multi-instrumentalist Keigo Oyamada. A performing musician since his teens, Oyamada's ...

Rubén Rada, the singer and percussionist who carried Afro-Uruguayan candombe from Montevideo’s Barrio Sur into rock clubs, ...

Jazz Dari Angkasapuri and Tiga Trombone are two albums dedicated to giants of Malaysian jazz. The first collects compositions ...

Way back in 1969, two outcasts from Frank Zappa’s band, guitarist/singer Lowell George and bassist Roy Estrada, formed a new ...

Van Morrison's greatest work transformed exile, memory and spiritual longing into some of the most mysterious music ever ...

For someone as rooted in prog rock as Geddy Lee was, he felt that some of the best places for bass were where people least expected them.

Thee Sacred Souls return home to San Diego with a show at Gallagher Square, plus Karlos Paez and Sara Petite come to San ...

The Residents are staging their mysterious 1979 album Eskimo live for the first time ever, and Honolulu gets two of the shows ...