It’s been twenty years since Toby Keith released his 9th studio album, Honkytonk University. Released on May 17, 2005, this record featured numerous hits for Keith like “As Good As I Once Was,” “Big ...

Gerren Keith Gaynor is a White House Correspondent ... Gaynor is a proud HBCU graduate of Morehouse College and a graduate of Columbia University School of Journalism.

On country radio, “Long Black Train” might have been sandwiched between the pop culture nostalgia of Mark Wills’ “19 Somethin’” and the boozy escapism of Toby Keith’s “I Love This ...

Morrissey, in his foreword to Tony Visconti’s autobiography, says, “At its highest artistic peak, with the strange flood of ‘Telegram Sam’ and ‘Metal Guru’ we are assaulted by the ...

One reason for the song’s limelight deficiency is that, unlike the singles that came before it and those that followed, “You’re The Man” failed to cross over to a pop audience in his usual ...

This double-platinum track is Strait country, with Pardi showing that even as a Californian, he could easily fit in at a Texas honky tonk. His clear country vocals fit perfectly with the track’s ...

With ‘It’s Dark And Hell Is Hot,’ DMX wrestled hip-hop from the manicured hands of those who then controlled it. In 1998, hip-hop was in crisis. Biggie and Tupac had been killed in 1996 and ...

This was one man’s imagination, one man’s vision and it was groundbreaking. Add into the mix, Roger, Keith, and John, who along with Pete, created what is one of the most amazing records of ...

After dominating LA’s underground hip-hop scene, Dilated Peoples’ debut record The Platform provided just that – a platform to showcase their lyricism and turntablism to a larger audience.

In over 15 years of half-speed mastering, Abbey Road engineer Miles Showell has mastered the art of creating the finest audio-quality vinyl pressings available, with his specialist work creating ...

Defining the essence of “goth” is notoriously tricky. Its detractors deride it as a doom-laden, fashion-driven genre where black is perennially the new black, but equating the term with big ...