Showbiz & A.G. were instrumental in defining NYC rap’s early 90s aesthetic. Leaning heavily on producer/emcee Showbiz’s ear for esoteric samples abundant with harmonic twists
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Thin Lizzy frontman Phil Lynott stepped into Decca Studio 4, London, in July 1973 as a man with something to prove. He was there to
On September 17, 1977, Barry White was doing what he always did – singing for someone you love. Already climbing the pop and R&B charts
Ever since The Beach Boys had a Top 20 US hit with their second single, “Surfin’ Safari,” the group were under pressure to deliver. Their
When 27-year-old Julian “Cannonball” Adderley went up to New York from his native Florida in the summer of 1955, he blew the Big Apple jazz
Jhené Aiko didn’t break out as much as she seeped in. Her path to stardom began with her maiden mixtape in 2011, Sailing Souls. The
Virginia Hensley, born in Winchester, Virginia on September 8, 1932, came to be loved around the world as Patsy Cline. Patsy’s mainstream career, in what
It’s hard to remember, but in 2007, it was relatively rare to hear dance music on pop radio. Leave it to the consummate risk-taker Rihanna
Dubbed the “Steel City” and renowned as an important industrial metropolis in 20th century America, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania was also a thriving hotbed of jazz talent.
Seven albums and 16 years into their career, and Risk proved to be as much of a gamble in its nature as it was in
