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Steve Miller has shared "Mama Church (A Cappella)," one of eight previously unreleased songs featured on J50: The Evolution of The Joker, a new box set honoring The Joker’s 50th anniversary while chronicling the artistic journey that led to its creation. "Mama Church (A Cappella)" was recorded on a 4-track in a hotel room on April 21, 1972.

To commemorate the 50th anniversary of 'The Joker,' Steve Miller is releasing a reissue, previously unreleased tracks and more.

Tom Cochrane is a Canadian singer-songwriter who has been a prominent figure in the Canadian music industry for over four decades ...

Steve Miller has shared “Sugar Babe Suite,” a collection of three tracks spotlighting the creation of the fan favorite opening song on his chart-topping, RIAA Platinum-certified eighth studio album, The Joker.

Steve Miller is honoring the 50th anniversary of his chart-topping, Platinum eighth studio album, The Joker, with a new box set chronicling the artistic journey that led to its creation. J50: The Evolution of The Joker showcases Miller’s process as he expands and reimagines his craft, ultimately finding a strikingly original new sound that brought him to a wider audience than ever before and set the stage for even greater successes to come.

A group of devout Sky Ferreira fans has spearheaded #FreeSkyFerreira, a movement to liberate new music from the singer.

Halsey has signed with Columbia Records after parting ways with their longtime label Capitol Records in April. Halsey and Capitol Records' split came a year after the singer claimed that the label was blocking the release of their new song in order to test its TikTok virality. "Basically I have a so

Fans of the late Tina Turner are flocking different locations to honor the Queen of Rock and Roll.

Aretha Franklin, Frank Sinatra, Janis Joplin and dozens more sang his songs, which spanned country, rock, R&B and beyond. Now 83 and having treatment for cancer, Taylor explains why he’s still reaching for his guitar

Mark Smotroff sets the way back machine to his infancy…