Sixty-seven years ago today, Johnny Horton stepped into the studio and turned a history lesson into a Grammy-winning No. 1 ...

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Bob Weir died earlier this month at 78. The San Fransisco-born guitarist was best known for co-founding the Grateful Dead, but he also played with a few of its offshoot groups including Dead & Company ...

Capps reflects on a transformative career shaping the live music scene, through his help in creating festivals like Bonnaroo and Big Ears.

A Beatle, some Rolling Stones, Stevie Wonder, and most of all, Peter Frampton all had records top the charts in 1976.

John Mayer broke down in tears as he paid tribute to "icon" Bob Weir during a public memorial for the Grateful Dead musician ...

San Francisco said goodbye to Grateful Dead cofounder Bob Weir as Deadheads, family, and friends — including John Mayer — ...

After fighting back tears during his heartfelt eulogy, John Mayer closed the public memorial service for Bob Weir with a stirring "Ripple".