with no delivery charge to UK addresses – features a rare interview with 90-year-old saxophone colossus Sonny Rollins. In the extract below, the last living legend of bebop discusses the 52nd ...

Though he may have resembled one of the most famous musicians of all time, The Honky Tonk Man would be the first person to tell you that Elvis Presley couldn’t shine his shoes, both in the ring ...

and its sound included a piercing electric guitar, a driving drum beat, and a voice that delivered lyrics about both good times and heartbreak with emotional urgency. It was called honky-tonk.

St. Thomas; There Will Never Be Another You; Stay As Sweet As You Are; I've Told Ev'ry Little Star; How High The Moon; Oleo; Paul's Pal; Sonny Rollins Interview; It Don't Mean a Thing; Paul's Pal #2; ...

They Say It's Wonderful; In A Sentimental Mood; Sonnymoon For Two; I Can't Get Started; Rain Check; St. Thomas. Sonny Rollins: tenor saxophone; Jim Hall: guitar: (2 ...

And even when she’s not on screen, the character is still a part of the show’s world, as Rollins is married to ADA Sonny Carisi (Peter Scanavino). Thursday’s episode sees Rollins back with ...

In recent months, she has reported on the aftermath of Hurricane Helene and the block-party celebration of a beloved honky-tonk. In a few conversations — as she was covering a trial in Memphis ...

Gary Stewart's Kentucky Music Hall of Fame induction goes to show that his memory not only lives on through those who loved ...

In describing Henry Rollins, the tendency is to try to squeeze as many labels as possible into a single sentence. "Rollins is many things," says the Washington Post ...

He also shared that when writing his new memoir, Sonny Boy, titled after a nickname his mother gave him, he wanted it to be something for his loved ones, including his children. “At least ...

Al Pacino, an icon of American stage and screen is finally telling all about his storied career in his anticipated memoir “Sonny Boy,” which is out today. The memoir is one of “a man who has ...

“I don’t think you ever lose your energy,” Al Pacino remarks toward the end of his memoir, “Sonny Boy.” “You just lose your looks.” These days Mr. Pacino, now 84 years old, may feel ...