The best cover versions ... s debut album in 1969, made it clear that the group was on to something big together. 22: Los Lobos: La Bamba (Ritchie Valens) It was a real kick to hear Ritchie ...

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before the album's debut on Sept. 26, 2000. In the Jan. 16 post, Timmons, Jeffre, Nick and Drew posed below a beach pier. Similar to the original photo, which served as the cover for the UK promo ...

Marshall Allen, leader of the Sun Ra Arkestra, releases his debut solo album New Dawn on Feb. 14 at age 100. The album ...

We’ve been hearing little bits and bobs of news about FKA twigs’ new techno-inspired album for a very, very long time, and that album is finally here now. FKA twigs’ new LP EUSEXUA is officially her ...

A downtown Los Angeles building once made famous on the cover of a Doors album caught fire Thursday (Dec. 26) and needed over 100 firefighters to contain the blaze. The site was famously captured ...

A former hotel in downtown L.A. whose name graced a 1970 Doors album — and where the band surreptitiously shot the record’s cover art — was badly burned in a fire Thursday morning ...

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SFGate reports the blaze was in the 110-year-old building once home to the Morrison Hotel, which was the site of a famous photoshoot for the fifth album by the Doors, fronted by singer Jim Morrison.

Zane Gonzalez is opening up about his relationship with obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) after television cameras captured his pre-kick routine during this past weekend's wild-card round win ...

Unlike his co-stars Shaboozey, Post Malone, Jelly Roll, Miranda Lambert, and Lainey Wilson, Eric Church slowed down the pace of the evening with his a superb cover of Al Green’s 1974 classic ...