GRAMMY-winning author and historian Robert Gordon discusses his second book to receive a the Blues Hall Of Fame Literature Induction, Lost Delta Found, joining his biography of the great Muddy Waters. 

Come backstage with the Recording Academy at this year’s Blues Music Awards to hear reactions from the winners and find out what makes the Blues Foundation’s annual celebration event so special.

The First Lady Of Motown reflects on her achievements as a member of the label's first hit-making group.

The GRAMMY-winning disco singer shares how getting signed to the iconic label in 1972 positively shifted the trajectory of her career.

One of Motown’s most iconic legends, GRAMMY-winner Smokey Robinson, reflects on how the label grew from a it’s humble beginnings in Detroit to spread love and music worldwide.

The Memphis-based producer/engineer shares how he uses a lathe, a.k.a. a vinyl cutter, with which he's pressed vinyl reissues of Al Green, the Afghan Whigs and more.

The legendary record maker talks about the importance of songwriting, the evolution of his studio tools and his work with some of the world's biggest artists.