Van Morrison once said that being famous invites others to project onto you, saying it can "destroy" a person. Here's how he learned to work through that.

The 1970s were the decade that double live albums reigned supreme. Here are the sets that have endured the best ...

Here's what you should be watching, plugging into, and going out for across the UK this week - Highlights include a new Brad ...

It was the end of 1971, about three months before I opened "Joe HOUSE." As I reached the middle of a deserted, lonely back ...

From Sinatra to SZA, Appalachian folk to Detroit funk, a journey through the music that showed one British critic this ...

Prog rock, funk, disco and punk – the Seventies might just be the greatest decade in popular music. Neil McCormick picks his ...

From drunken rants to political scandals, here are 13 moments when rock’s biggest icons took rebellion too far – and paid for it ...

Franklin musician, songwriter and Emmy-winning producer Claude Carmichael has stepped from behind the scenes into the spotlight with the release of his debut solo album, "Tennessee Hill." The ...

Quan la majoria de la gent ja ha tornat de vacances als seus llocs de rutina, sembla que una invasió de repel·lents insectes s’ha instal·lat a gust entre la població. Aquest insepte dípter tan familia ...

Van Morrison started as a teenage frontman for Belfast's Them, turning "Gloria" into a rock standard the Doors and Patti ...

A live version appeared on Morrison’s 1974 album It’s Too Late to Stop Now, recorded during his 1973 tour with the Caledonia ...

The more than 11-minute track, recorded during sessions at Columbia Studios in San Francisco in 1971, became part of Morrison's 1972 album Saint Dominic's Preview. The song stands out for its unusual ...