Scott Weiland

Scott Weiland Redeems Himself at BottleRock Festival After Viral 'Vasoline' Video

Last month, a video hit the Web showing Scott Weiland and his new band The Wildabouts playing the Stone Temple Pilots classic "Vasoline" -- well, they were trying to play it, at least. But at a nearly hour-long set at the BottleRock Festival in Napa, California, on Saturday afternoon, Weiland and his band performed plenty of STP hits -- including a return visit to "Vasoline" -- and this time around, Weiland was strutting around the stage like he owned it and hitting all his notes.
B.B. King at Festival International de Jazz de Montreal 2014

B.B. King Recalled with Love, Humor at Mississippi Funeral

B.B. King's early life personified the blues: He was born to dirt-poor sharecroppers in the cotton country of the Mississippi Delta and left alone by the deaths of his mother and grandmother when he was a child.
B.B. King

Funeral for B.B. King Held in Mississippi Delta Hometown

Hundreds of people filled a church in the Mississippi Delta for the funeral Saturday of B.B. King, who rose from sharecropper in the area's flat cotton fields to worldwide fame as a blues singer and guitarist who influenced generations of entertainers.
Steve Albini

Steve Albini: Copyright Has Expired

Steve Albini celebrated the Internet, announced the death of copyright, and voiced his ongoing disdain for the music business during a talk at the Primavera Pro conference in Barcelona.
Donnie Trumpet & the Social Experiment - Sunday Candy "Short Film"

Donnie Trumpet & The Social Experiment Aim To Melt Your Cynicism On 'Surf'

The origins of 'Surf,' Donnie Trumpet & The Social Experiment's new release, are hard to explain. A lot of the attention it's received stems from the involvement of Chance the Rapper, a virtuosic MC from Chicago, but this isn't his project -- it's more an ambitious soul album than a rap record. But because Surf tries to execute a tough balancing act, the backstory is especially important.

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