Forget what you think you know about the '70s. While some might remember the decade for its wild fashion choices and questionable hairstyles, music lovers know it as a golden age of sonic revolution.

Funk by the ’70s was the cutting edge of Black pop music, prefiguring disco and rap—and offering headier concepts and more outlandish costumes than rock.

Malcolm D. Lee's beloved "Roll Bounce" enlisted songs from Parliament, Bill Withers, Kool & the Gang, Donna Summer, Earth, Wind & Fire, Chaka Khan and more - many more - for beloved rollerskating ...

War, a popular funk, rock and soul group from the '70s, will perform Friday at Pikes Peak Center. They're best known for their hits "Low Rider," "Spill the Wine," "The ...

The 1970s was a decade of incredible musical transformation, a vibrant tapestry woven with the threads of rock, soul, disco, funk, punk, and more. From gritty guitar anthems to soaring power ballads ...

Rufus broke up in the early '80s after lead singer Chaka Khan left to pursue a solo career. Until this summer's reunion tour, Rufus never got a chance to play the song in concert.

The song, which topped the Billboard Hot 100 chart for 14 weeks, was originally credited to six songwriters, but that number ballooned to 11 after legendary funk and R&B group, The Gap Band, came ...

Dam Funk joins us to talk about Chase by Giorgio Moroder. He explains why he felt the song transcended genres, and how it helped him approach his music craft when started making his own tunes.