
Lynne Margolis
Lynne Margolis is a Recording Academy/GRAMMY.com contributor.
Lynne Margolis is a Recording Academy/GRAMMY.com contributor.
Country group also reveals why they're all about "writing music that means everything to us."
Punchlines flew with nearly as much speed as a Ramones song during Celebrating 40 Years Of The Ramones, this year's annual GRAMMY Museum Musical Milestones panel at South by Southwest in Austin, Te
When GRAMMY winner Gary Clark Jr. taped his "Austin City Limits" episode with Alabama
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(Editor's Note: On Dec. 6 the GRAMMY Museum will celebrate its five-year anniversary by offering free admission to the Museum all day.
As guitarist and key songwriter for Recording Academy Lifetime Achievement Award recipients the Band, Robbie Robertson and his fellow bandmates, including the late GRAMMY winner Levon Helm, helped
Though the Sex Pistols are often credited with popularizing punk rock in the '70s, when the dust settled on that rebellious music era another group of British punk rockers were labeled "the only ba
If being in a band is similar to being married, imagine what it's like for bandmates who actually are married — or related as siblings, parents and children, or other kin.
(Editor's Note: Founded in 1973, The Recording Academy Memphis Chapter is celebrating its 40th anniversary in 2013.
In the audio world, Technical GRAMMY Award recipient Rupert Neve is arguably a bigger star than the artists who recorded some of pop music's most iconic albums through his analog mixing consoles.
As one of the top nominees for the 55th Annual GRAMMY Awards, Mumford & Sons share nominations for Best Rock Performance and Best Rock Song with Alabama Shakes, Jack White, the Black Keys, and