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Robert Cray and Keb' Mo' share a few similarities: They were both born in the early 1950s; they're both gifted musicians and songwriters; and they've...

The very moment I kissed this woman who wasn’t my wife, I realized I’d just passed the point of no return, Robert Huber writes in his essay "The Lies That Bind."

The first time I experienced Puddles Pity Party was when someone turned me on to the YouTube video of "the sad clown with the golden...

ST. PETERSBURG — It’s been a while since the sound of the blues washed over the serene waters of Tampa Bay. That lull will soon fade into the past as

American musician (1954-1990). Born and raised in Dallas, Texas, Stevie Ray began playing guitar as a child, inspired by his big brother Jimmie Vaughan|...

Boz Scaggs brings his "Out of The Blues Tour 2022" with special guest The Robert Cray Band and opening act Jeff LeBlanc to RiverEdge Park in Aurora on Saturday, Aug. 20. Tickets go on sale 10 a.m. Friday, April 8.

51st anniversary of Black Thursday at UF with students arrested demanding admission of Black students and hiring of Black teachers.

Mark your calendars… Thursday, March 31 In Brad Kahlhamer’s paintings, you may find ancestral talismans, skulls, totem poles, fragments of song lyrics, eagle feathers, geometric...

Happy Birthday to Eric Clapton, who turns 77 today (March 30th)!!! Since his mid-'60s stint in the Yardbirds, through John Mayall's Bluesbreakers, Cream, Blind Faith, Derek & The Dominos, and his solo career, Clapton -- who was affectionately dubbed "Slowhand" by his fans -- has come to personify the best in blues-rock guitar. Clapton holds the unique distinction for being the only artist inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame three times -- for his time in the ...

Last June, guitarist J.W. Jones was working on a record deal for his latest act, HOROJO Trio, around the same time his bandmate, Jeff Rogers, was planning his…