Legendary Canadian/American roots rockers The Band performed their farewell concert dubbed The Last Waltz on Nov. 25, 1976.

Seventy-eight years ago today, the guitarist, vocalist, and songwriter behind some of the Eagles' most iconic songs was born.

This classic track tells the story of a struggling farmer.

Jesse Faatz via Leftover Salmon FB As we originally reported, after Billy Strings’ Halloween performance at CFG Bank Arena in Baltimore, he made ...

Rhino/WMG have released a new live cut of Bob Weir and the Campfire Band performing “Peggy-O,” the classic folk song the ...

While creating a song for Glenn Frey to sing lead vocals, the Eagles were stuck on the chorus. Bob Seger came to the rescue, and this hit from 1979 was born.

For half a century, the spring 1976 leg of the Rolling Thunder Revue was overshadowed by the mayhem of the year before. An ...

Mitch Melnick takes umbrage at those who might dare suggest his musical clock stopped ticking half a century back. “Not true ...

Bob Dylan didn't always fit in with his friends, but even the public acknowledged when something sounded perfect right out of ...

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The 1976 Live Recordings completes the picture of one of the most celebrated yet confounding chapters in Bob Dylan's history.

Tony Butala co-founded The Lettermen in the late 1950s and performed for over 60 years, earning four Grammy nominations and a ...