1. Minnie the Moocher Arguably Cab Calloway’s most iconic recording, “Minnie the Moocher” is a groundbreaking piece that introduced the world to his famous “hi-de-ho” call-and-response.

On June 26, at the National Museum of African-American Music, Kenny Sharp & Brown Liquor Music played a stellar set of ...

With a rousing score from the Boston Pops behind him, legendary rapper Nas brought a staggering showcase of hip-hop to the ...

Commentary Celebrating Black music month: From Billie to Gabby, Go-Go to Gospel ...

Received by Cab Calloway, American, 1907 - 1994 Subject of Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences, American, founded 1927 Description A Friends of the Black Oscar Nominees Pioneer Award received ...

The Levitate Music and Arts Festival returns to the Marshfield Fairgrounds on Saturday and Sunday, July 12-13.

'General Hospital' actor Chris Robinson wasn't a doctor, but he played one on TV — and introduced that classic saying to American culture. He has died at 86.

2 "God Bless the U.S.A." Lee Greenwood It’s impossible to make a list of the top country songs about America without including “God Bless the USA” by Lee Greenwood.

Not only does his music feature the fiddle-and-steel soaked sounds that made the ‘90s one of the greatest eras of country music, but his songwriting is a throwback to when lyrics took center stage, ...