We’re in another one of those Maxwell quiet spells where the R&B singer and visionary has gone a long spell without a new album ... and part punk rock, Jonathan Richman put down the electric ...

Tommy Richman nearly had a million reasons to quit music — until '' Million Dollar Baby '' became one of the year's most popular songs. Now, the singer is eyeing Grammy nominations next week.

To rock snobs, art-school students, and dads everywhere, the Velvet Underground are the cornerstone of rock and roll.

“This sounds like a filler on a Jonathan Richman album/Which means this is probably the best song we’re gonna put on this one,” sings Johnny in the self-mocking opening lines. Borrell scorns ...

In a recent interview, Richman spoke with The Associated Press about the reason he left “Million Dollar Baby” off his debut album, handling criticism and his thoughts heading into Grammy ...

His songs " Devil Is a Lie" and " Thought You Were the One," a single from his recently released debut album "Coyote," both cracked the top 10 on the R&B Songs chart. But despite Richman's R&B ...

Here are 50 of the most controversial hard rock and metal album covers of all time. Rock and metal are no strangers to provocation, whether it's a deliberate attempt to be shocking for the sake of ...

LOS ANGELES — Tommy Richman nearly had a million reasons to ... You Were the One,” a single from his recently released debut album “Coyote,” both cracked the top 10 on the R&B Songs ...

which embarrassingly sum up the song itself as “like a filler on a Jonathan Richman album”. Musically brilliant, but frequently annoying and self-defeating, it feels like Johnny B has clipped ...

The London indie rockers recapture their classic vibe on their fifth album. Songs like Zombie Love are bright, upbeat, and utterly addictive. "You're not the only big girl I had to call time on ...

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