Her seven studio albums to date showcase a unique ability to blend rock, blues, classical and jazz influences. Her stature can be underlined by the fact that guitar greats such as Jeff Beck, Slash and Joe Bonamassa have all been delighted to work with...

Zeppelin. Speaking on his U.K. Absolute Radio show, the guitarist said that his old manager Peter Grant sounded him out about joining the group when they were still known as The New Yardbirds. But Wood declined, as he thought they were a "bunch of...

Yardbirds, famous for such 1960s-era tracks as For Your Love," Over Under Sideways Down," and Heart Full of Soul," served as a launching pad for three of rock's most recognizable guitaristsEric Clapton, Jeff Beck and Jimmy Page. Co-founding drummer Jim...

Mick is joining artists such as Buddy Guy, B.B. King, Jeff Beck, Keb Mo and Derek Trucks, among many other esteemed musicians. Booker T. Jones will be music director and band leader. The gig takes place on Tuesday 21st February, and will be filmed in...

Jagger will be at the White House next week.. (AP Photo/Matt Sayles) - The blues will be honored at the Obamas’ next big music night. Performers for the Feb. 21 “In Performance at the White House” will include Mick Jagger , B.B. King , Keb Mo , Jeff...

The English rocker will join blues legend B.B. King and English guitarist Jeff Beck in the East Room for the PBS series "In Performance at the White House: Red, White and Blues." The event, hosted by Oscar-nominated actress Taraji P. Henson, will be...

The English rocker will join blues legend B.B. King and English guitarist Jeff Beck in the East Room for the PBS series "In Performance at the White House: Red, White and Blues." The event, hosted by Oscar-nominated actress Taraji P. Henson, will be...

Clarke Jr. Trombone Shorty, the jazz-fusion prodigy from New Orleans, is also on the bill. But the performance for President Obama and the first lady in the East Room will feature two English rockers as well: Mr. Jagger, a vocalist whose influences...

B.B. King, Jeff Beck, Mick Jagger and Keb Mo will perform at the White House on Feb. 21 to celebrate blues music and recognize Black History Month. Douglas Bruce, 62, a former GOP Colorado lawmaker and father of the state’s Taxpayers’ Bill of Rights...

Jones, King, guitarist Jeff Beck, Rolling Stones frontman Mick Jagger and blues guitarist/vocalist Keb’ Mo’ are among A-list artists who will perform Feb. 21 at the White House to celebrate blues music and recognize Black History Month. Jones will be...

Speaking on his U.K. Absolute Radio show, the guitarist said that his old manager Peter Grant sounded him out about joining the group when they were still known as The New Yardbirds. But Wood declined, as he thought they were a "bunch of farmers." ...

“It’s classic, isn’t it?” Rooney asks of the famous fighter-jet anthem. “Ever since I was a little tyke, I loved guitar, and I started eating up all kinds of styles, from Chet Atkins to Stevie Ray Vaughan, from Jeff Beck to Vince Gill. My dad...

The Rolling Stones rocker snubbed the offer after being left unimpressed by the band, who went on to become one of the world’s greatest rock acts under their new name, ‘Led Zeppelin’. “Peter Grant used to manage myself and Jeff Beck and Rod Stewart and...

Buddy Guy: He’s a blues legend, but so much more. Smilin’ Buddy Guy mixes mayhem and mastery in everything he plays (check “Stone Crazy” for both at once), and since he started playing in the ’50s, he’s influenced or worked with rockers including Jeff...

Speaking on his Absolute Radio show, Ronnie said: "Peter Grant, used to manage myself and Jeff Beck and Rod Stewart and Mickey Waller and Nicky Hopkins back in the good old days. He was behind a band that was going to be called The New Yard Birds,...

While working a day job fixing air conditioners, Grey met the musicians he would eventually team up with to form his evolving backing band, Mofro. After releasing two albums and opening for the likes of Ben Harper and Jeff Beck , Grey inked a deal with...

The only times the Fighters have been nominated here and lost were to John Fogerty’s Blue Moon Swamp (The Colour and the Shape, ’98) and U2’s How to Dismantle an Atomic Bomb (In Your Honor, ’06). Neither of those artists are nominated this year. Be...

Wood snubbed the offer after being left unimpressed by the band - who went on to become one of the world's greatest rock acts under their new name, Led Zeppelin. Speaking on his Absolute Radio show, Wood says, "Peter Grant used to manage myself and Jeff...

Basically, Wood had the same manager--Peter Grant-- as Jimmy Page, and he wanted them to be in the New Yardbirds, the band that eventually became Zeppelin. But Wood thought the dudes in Zeppelin were just a "bunch of farmers:" “Peter Grant used to...