Al Green

*Donna Summer, who succumbed to cancer in Florida on May 17 at age 63, has said that she was initially shy about people hearing "Love To Love You, Baby," her 1975 breakout hit, because of all the moaning she did on that record. Read More

Jack Feerick – This is one of those songs I just can't get a handle on. Read More

The Music Hall announced today that soul icon and eight-time Grammy winner Al Green will perform at the historic Portsmouth theater on Tuesday, Aug. 28. Read More

Before the Bee Gees spread disco fever across radio waves, dance floors and movie screens, they were somewhat less known for their exquisite pop ballads. Read More

Can a genuine soul man win the crown on "American Idol"? Read More

It's been ten years since saxophonist Neal Sugarman, drummer Rudy Albin, and organist Adam Scone have released anything together under the moniker Sugarman 3 , and even longer since the band was an actual trio. Read More

Underscore surveys undervalued artists, scenes, and eras of the musical past. Read More

Donald "Duck" Dunn , who brought the gritty, soulful Memphis sound to popular music as a bassist with Booker T. and the MGs, died at the age of 70 while on tour in Tokyo, according to the Associated Press. Read More

Salina's Stiefel Theatre has again put together a season of concerts featuring big-names acts that don't usually perform in small markets. Read More

We gathered emcees like Ab-Soul, Saigon, Ill Bill, Crooked I and Big Boi and others to speak about the music their moms played while they were growing up and how it's helped shape them. Read More