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Missouri has been home to many famous musicians over the years, from the birthplace of rock and roll in St. Louis to the country music scene in Branson. In this article, we will take a closer look at 10 famous singers from Missouri who have made a significant impact on the music industry. These artists

UFC on ESPN 44 featured the triumphant return of the “Blessed Express,” a dangerous 37-year-old that still causes massive damage and an emotional double retirement.

We catch up with The Doobie Brothers Michael McDonald and Patrick "Pat" Simmons ahead of their highly anticipated return to Aus for Bluesfest.

The year 1982 marked a turning point in the world of music. It was a year of creative explosion, with artists from various genres pushing boundaries and breaking new ground. The 80s sound was in full swing, and the music industry was thriving. From pop to rock, from punk to hip hop, the music of

Guitarist Allen Hinds gives Michael McDonald's I Keep Forgettin' a 'smooth with a groove' feel. Hear it on Jazz 91.9 WCLK

Guess who was the first coach to turn around?

Jimmy Fallon dropped in on The Voice to prank the judges by giving a blind audition on Tuesday night (March 7), and Blake Shelton refused to press his buzzer.

Jimmy Fallon made a surprise appearance during the second round of blind auditions on "The Voice" Tuesday night, performing a Michael McDonald cover.

The NBC star popped into The Voice to surprise Blake Shelton on his last season.

The 'Tonight Show' host pulls out his best Michael McDonald impression for the blind audition.