Hot off their ‘Loserville’ tour and a couple years removed from the release of their latest album Still Sucks, it looks like ...

Today in Music History for Nov. 6: In 1814, Adolphe Sax, inventor of the saxophone, was born in Belgium. In 1854, John Philip Sousa, the king of American march music, was born in Washington, D.C. He ...

Drummer Steve Ferrone, bassist Will Lee ... George Harrison, Steve Winwood, and Marvin Gaye. They will also be joined on stage by other great musicians including Claxton, pianist Jeff Babko of Jimmy ...

Their final bow together ended with a cover of Marvin Gaye‘s “Baby Don’t You Do ... after the band’s final show and their split, drummer Levon Helm, bassist Rick Danko, keyboardist Garth ...

She started off “with a classic, Marvin Gaye’s ‘What’s Going On,’” because ... but it was all part of an elaborate plan. Two ...

Though a drummer, Marvin Gaye’s achievements are seldom thought to lie in the rhythm bed. He was notably adrift during disco, his technique too liquid, too subtle for four-on-the-floor ...

Pino Palladino: ‘To see the effect music has on people, that’s why It’s why I’m still making music at this ripe old age’ (Getty) Whatever your age or tastes, you’ll have heard him.

I did not study music in school. I graduated with an MBA and worked in nonprofit and corporate marketing communications ...

“They were the worst musicians in the world. They were no-playing motherf***ers. Paul was the worst bass player I ever heard.

As the question, “Can I call you Rose?” — the name of soul group Thee Sacred Souls’ most popular song to date — rang out across many corners of the internet, one thing was reaffirmed: old-school soul ...

The deeper you go down the wormhole with Phil Lesh, bass player and co-founder of Haight-Ashbury’s first and foremost band, The Grateful Dead—the more you understand: His bass technique was a pure ...

The MC5 became hall of famers at last on a memorable night in Cleveland with Ozzy Osbourne, Cher, Dave Matthews Band, Mary J.