By Whitey Harwood On Labor Day, one of my designated drivers called to ask me if I knew Rufty-Holmes was having a fish fry. I told him I didn’t, but was he planning on going? He said, “I’m not sure ...

The Sentinel recently caught up with Singer-songwriter Jim Lewin to recap his musical journey and talk about what led to ...

Chief Adjuah is slated to bring his innovative stretch music and self-made instruments to Blue Note Los Angeles on Sept. 22-24.

A Salzburg audience is a very disciplined one. In the middle of a Strauss set was “Cäcilie.” How you can refrain from ...

48 years ago today… Reba graced the Grand Ole Opry stage for the very first time. Her family drove nearly 1,500 miles round trip to see her step into that iconic circle, but thanks to a little ...

How a little-known former Green Beret went from starting a company to prevent hangovers to the center of a dubious scheme to deliver aid in Gaza.

I hadn't heard his name in years. But as soon as my sister said it, lying there in her hospital bed with stage 4 cancer, I knew just what to do.

One day, when KJZZ’s Sam Dingman was working as a bellman at a hotel in New York, jazz drummer Brian Blade checked in and handed Sam his cymbal bag.

If all his music is about love, then Songs for Other People’s Weddings gets to its beating heart, though glazed in the fine ...

He and Tommy Boyce also penned “I’m Not Your Steppin’ Stone” for the TV band and “Come a Little Bit Closer” for Jay and the Americans.

I’m sure by now you’ve seen the news that Zach Bryan jumped over a barbed wire fence while at Born & Raised Fest in Pryor, Oklahoma, this past weekend to confront Gavin Adcock. I won’t really go into ...

While this may sound like something from a vintage science fiction novel, this story is actually what the lyrics to the song ...