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This past Friday, fans of the late Christopher “The Notorious B.I.G.” Wallace commemorated the anniversary of his death, which occurred on March 9, 1997. Today, we look back at the song that paid tribute to Wallace. “I’ll Be Missing You”...

Today we celebrate the birthday of the late Al Jarreau, the seven-time Grammy award winning vocalist and musician who died last year at the age of 76. To commemorate the occasion, we’ve got the official Jarreau playlist here and ready...

On this day in 1930, the world was first graced with the presence of a man who would go on to become one of the greatest jazz musicians of the 20th century: Randolph Denard Ornette Coleman. Although Coleman’s stock and...

We’ve been talking it up for several weeks now, but you can finally see the light at the end of the tunnel: in one week and one day, the new Stone Temple Pilots album – their first with new lead...

Today we celebrate the birthday of a guy who has a long history of Monkee-ing around: Micky Dolenz. This should give you an excuse to give a listen to our official Monkees playlist, as if you really needed an excuse...

Today we celebrate the birthday of Peter Wolf, the vocalist who first came to fame as the frontman for The J. Geils Band, and to commemorate the occasion, we’ve compiled the albums released during the course of the band’s tenure...

If you’re reading this right now, please stop doing so at the end of this sentence and go circle April 21 on the calendar. Now that you’ve done so, maybe you’d like to know why you just did that: April...

The time has come to hop in the Wayback Machine and take a trip to a time when a couple of jazz guys could team up at the Montreux Jazz Festival, release the end results of their performance, and end...

Chicago is many things – the windy city, Sinatra’s kind of town, a Broadway musical – but for our purposes, it’s first and foremost a rock band possessed with remarkably longevity, a huge catalog of hit singles and albums, and...