Bonfire was the brother of Steppenwolf drummer Jerry Edmonton ... Henry went on to contribute to John Kay’s first solo album, 1972’s Forgotten Songs and Unsung Heroes. Edited down for radio ...

But then, much later, along came Steppenwolf with ... by the band trio of frontman John Kay, drummer Jerry Edmonton, and guitarist Larry Byrom. The Gold album had entered the Billboard rankings ...

April 12 (UPI) --Those born on this date are under the sign of Aries. They include: -- U.S. statesman Henry Clay in 1777 -- Musician Lily Pons in 1898 -- Writer Beverly Cleary in 1916 File Photo ...

John Kay & Steppenwolf and Patti LaBelle. Performances by Luther Vandross closed the venue. “There was never a dull moment,” Emser Schultz said with a grin and wink. “That just how the Front ...

Dwight adopted the stage name Elton John as a combination of the names of two members of his band Bluesology, and released his first album of songs written with Taupin, Empty Sky, to little ...

Thursday’s announcement of nominations for the 78th Tony Awards are more than a symbol of theater making a comeback in New ...

Elton John has scored the 10 th UK number one album of his career, 52 years after his first. The veteran performer has gone to the top of the chart with Who Believes in Angels? – his critically ...

Let’s look back at five of those closers that truly shine. John Prine’s debut album immediately stamped him as a singing-songwriting force. He workshopped the songs in his head while walking a ...

Chicago’s Steppenwolf Theatre Company woke up Thursday morning to boffo Tony Award news as plaudits landed on its world premiere production of Branden Jacobs-Jenkins’ drama, “Purpose,” a bold play ...

Elton John and Brandi Carlile today celebrate their first collaborative Number 1 album with Who Believes In Angels? Joining forces for the first time on record, the LP earns Elton a landmark 10th ...

Elton John‘s third studio album, Tumbleweed Connection, was released in 1970 and written by John and his creative partner, Bernie Taupin. It was based on Americana and country-western music.