Peter Gabriel’s not-so-secret Jewish weapon — and his little side project called King Crimson
When the rocker goes out on tour for the first time in a decade, Tony Levin will be there alongside him
When the rocker goes out on tour for the first time in a decade, Tony Levin will be there alongside him
T. Rex's 'Tanx' should have been a smash in 1973. What did Marc Bolan get wrong?
Tom Verlaine, a guitar anti-hero, leaves behind a legacy of anguish and virtuosity
In a brief encounter with the legendary artist, a lesson about journalism and artistry
1997's 'Time Out of Mind,' with its nods to Solomon and Samson gets a redo courtesy of Columbia Records
At one point, the fleet-fingered musician was touted as leader of the Jewish Beatles. Then, he fell off the map.
In his new memoir, the U2 frontman chronicles his rise from the Shalom Fellowship to the world stage
A streak of religious rebelliousness, struggle and redemption runs through his songs, making them sound a little, well, Jewish
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