Jay Truax and Tommy Coomes were on the frontlines of the Jesus Movement of the 1960s, and more than five decades later, the ...

The Estonian composer has written some of the world’s most performed contemporary classical music. Many fans may not realize ...

Shipley and Michael Brewer, an Oklahoma native who died Dec. 17 at 80, teamed up in the late 1960s in Kansas City and became stars with “One Toke Over the Line” in 1971. It reached No. 10 on the ...

Turner might not be a name that is known by everyone in the mainstream, but he had an iconic career, nonetheless. He was ...

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With their “One Toke Over the Line,” he and Michael Brewer saw a musical in-joke turn into a timeless cultural phenomenon.

Lydia Lunch deals in dissonance and darkness, but her 1984 collaboration with Sonic Youth, 'Death Valley '69', is a "happy ...

Folk musicians and obscurity walk together hand in hand, and as a result, here are three folk musicians from the 70s who are often forgotten.

Personal tributes are pouring in for Chuck Girard, a pioneering voice of the 1970s Jesus Movement whose music shaped contemporary Christian worship, as friends and family prepare to celebrate his life ...

To many fans, the 1970s were the peak of country music, the golden days, and the era that paved the way for future musicians, even if the sound has strayed away from the traditional roots. That being ...

Musician Chuck Girard died August 11, after fighting cancer at the age of 81. He was a pioneer of contemporary Christian music as a cofounder of Love Song, one of the first bands playing what was ...

Chuck Girard, who became one of the pioneers of Christian rock as Love Song’s lead singer in the 1970s after having hits as a member of the Hondells in the ’60s, died Monday at age 81. Girard had ...