he Five Deadly Venoms is a martial arts classic, that comes with one of the best opening sequences we've seen...
Cleveland, Miss. Approached from any highway or back-road direction, the rich, deep musical heritage of the Delta region in which the sparkling new Grammy Museum Mississippi has been so dramatically situated...
By Janice K. Neal-Vincent Contributing Writer The month of March is devoted to the Hall of Fame at the Old Capitol Museum on State Street in Jackson. On March 2, Scott Barretta, principal...
Founding member of The Wailers and international reggae superstar Peter Tosh would have turned seventy years old yesterday, had he not been brutally murdered in his home in Jamaica on...
A Conversation with Niambe McIntosh Mike Ragogna: What do you think of Peter’s impact on reggae music? Niambe McIntosh: I think that Peter took reggae music to places far beyond the traditional...
A museum honoring the life and work of Peter Tosh, Jamaica’s global music legend and founding member of the critically acclaimed reggae group, the Wailers, will open its doors in...
1, 2, 3, 4! The Ramones were the quintessential punk band in the late 1970s — largely credited with pioneering the rebellious rock scene in New York City. On Feb. 4, 1976,...
‘Sid Vicious tried to play as fast as them’ Paul Cook, the Sex Pistols (drums) Punk exploded into New York and the UK at exactly the same time. There were parallels: New...
One of the most revered and influential rock ’n’ roll singers of all time, Janis Joplin (January 19, 1943 – October 4, 1970) thrilled audiences and blazed new creative trails...
Janis: Little Girl Blue (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack) Digitally Available Today, Friday, February 12 CD Edition Available Friday, March 4 (February 12, 2016 – New York, NY) Columbia/Legacy Recordings is releasing Janis: Little...