Robert Abrahams pays homage to the many who lived and breathed music; who were consumed and played it to the point of mastery or exasperation. . .

The streets that brought him to music also held trouble for Aaron which is reflected in the songs he sings ... exposed to a gritty musical world where drug use was all too common. As a result, Neville ...

I hope you’re ready for all that jazz. And jambalaya ... Terrific stuff. But after a few songs, I had to make my way out of the throng in front of Simon and start sauntering to the other ...

and as we all remain on high alert not to get pranked (at least not too badly), fools for chart history can explore Billboard’s roundup of the 25 biggest songs with the word “fool” in their ...

So I had three songs on "Hasten Down the Wind," and I'd also just prior to that, gotten signed to Columbia Records from one of those Troubadour Monday nights. It all kind of happened at the same time.

“I never really wanted to do music,” Darryl “DMC” McDaniels of Run-DMC tells Ivan Neville, son of legendary soul singer Aaron Neville, during a candid interview at Park City Summi ...

In the third episode of training camp, go all access on the field with Aaron Rodgers during the joint practice with the Giants. Go behind the scenes with the Jets' special teams unit as they gear up ...

“Tell It Like It Is” was the obvious choice for the title of Aaron Neville’s autobiography ... and Marvin found trouble early. Neville recalls singing songs by the Drifters and Sam Cooke ...

For the first time, legendary singer and songwriter and Grammy Hall-of-Famer Aaron Neville tells his personal story of overcoming poverty, racism, addiction, and loss through faith, family, and music.

Garth Brooks, the striving superstar, achieved previously unimaginable commercial feats; before his 1991 album, Ropin the Wind, no country artist had debuted at the very top of the all-genre ...

His book is receiving raved reviews, including one from Linda Ronstadt, a singer on one of his biggest songs. She said, “When Aaron Neville sings ... story with all the triumphs and sorrows ...

Written by George Davis and Lee Diamond, the song is equal parts a reflection of wistfulness, a kiss-off to a lover, and a statement of independence, Neville’s distinctive quavery, sometimes ...