While The Who are now famous for the extensive work they did putting together rock operas, it was this song that triggered that love for the innovative sound.

Seeker Music has announced a trio of catalog plays, one involving the work of “Down” and “Ride It” artist Jay Sean (real name Kamaljit Singh Jhooti). M&G Investments-founded Seeker formally disclosed ...

The music company headed up by Evan Bogart is focused on acquisitions of enduring modern-day hits, and global expansion.

Seeker Music has acquired the catalogs of singer-songwriter Jay Sean, and his longtime collaborator Robert “Bobby Bass” Larow ...

On July 4th, as fireworks light up American skies, a quieter but no less powerful revolution will be unfolding: the release ...

The Who produced a lot of music that each member is proud of, but the band (especially Pete Townshend) didn't really love this 1969 track.

How Pete Townshend of The Who discovered and signed one of the craziest and most puzzling one-hit wonders of the 1960s.

When people think of Ravana, they see the demon king with ten heads, Lanka’s ruler who abducted Sita and paid the price at ...

Song of the summer” is a complex characterization—it’s not simply the most popular track of the season (that’s likely to be ...

Here are the lyrics to Foo Fighters ' brand new song "Today's Song." The track is the band's first original new song since ...

A Kent DJ has told of jetting across the Atlantic with Phil Collins for both shows for Live Aid 40 years ago - and his ...