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To celebrate Canada Day, we’ve assembled a list of the country’s greatest musicians that cross all genres, eras and provinces
From awards-laden lyricists to those whose creativity has reached new heights of expression, these musicians could – and should – be considered poets.
A look at some of the classic music inspired by the famous New York landmark.
It was the first Fairport album to feature Sandy Denny's unforgettable vocals and her addition to their songwriting talent pool.
After Bob Dylan won the Nobel and pop songs are the new poetry, what other songwriters and artists are worthy of the award?
The world-famous singer-songwriter had already taken part in many vocal pairings on disc by the time the 'Duets' album arrived in 1993.
The success of his seventh studio album was fuelled by the powerful hit single 'I Am...I Said.'
Still known at this time by the name she came to dislike, Mama Cass, she released her debut solo album in October 1968.
The “consciously not too preachy” songs, fuse Peyroux’s, at times political outlook, with glimpses into her personal world.
Acclaimed singer-songwriter Rufus Wainwright has announced his 'All These Poses' US tour to celebrate the 20th anniversary of his self-titled debut album.
A mix of brassy gospel and gritty heartland rock, Bob Seger's album, I Knew You When is exactly what you expect from the original pioneer of the genre.
Sting, Elvis Costello and k.d lang were among the stars contributing to a major tribute to late Canadian singer-songwriter Leonard Cohen in Montreal
Murray Lerner, the film-maker who shot legendary live performances of Bob Dylan, Jimi Hendrix and other folk and rock icons has died aged 90
Canadian singer-songwriter Leif Vollebekk is one of those rare gems coming out of Canada’s creative hubs, with his album of soulful folk 'Twin Solitude'.
The Tedeschi Trucks Band will release the live album and concert film Live From The Fox Oakland on Fantasy Records, via Concord, on 17 March.
