Kelly Murphy

For anyone looking for music recommendations to suit those slower, more relaxed evenings where romanticism creeps in like a soft breeze, it's hard to think of anyone better suited for the occasion than Linda Ronstadt

Phil Collins recalled collaborating with Eric Clapton, calling it the "highlight" of his career and something that made him musically satisfied.

When Carrie Fisher passed away, the world reacted the way it always does when someone of immense legendary status dies.

Paul Simon once reflected on the resonance of 'Bridge Over Troubled Water', calling it the closest thing to a pop standard in his discography.

As Motown mastermind Berry Gordy knows well enough, sometimes you have to throw multiple ideas around before one of them sticks.

Since her rise to prominence in the 1960s, Dolly Parton thrived with her distinctive mix of folksy charm, wit, and self-effacing humour.

The allure of time capsules isn't exactly a secret. The general premise is simple: select an idea, artifact or piece of art, seal it away, and rediscover it sometime in the future.

How many genres do you know where the sole intention is to get people moving and spark joy? The 1970s were loaded with such a sound, as disco became one of the biggest styles of music in the world.

Linda Ronstadt discussed her appreciation for George Gershwin, saying if it came to covering a rock song or one of his, it would be no question.

When Berry Gordy was at his wits' end and feeling like he was a “failure at everything I ever did” at age 29, fate sent him a solution in the form of one of Motown's finest future legends: Smokey Robinson.