Boz Scaggs News

The Bay Area's devotion to its homegrown music and food is steadfast. The culinary creativity here is as infectious as our sonic imagination, so it should come as little surprise that there is a crossover between the two local scenes.

Boz Scaggs allowed himself a gratified smile. He had just played the Jimmy Reed blues tune, "Honest I Do," for about a half hour to open his first rehearsal with this year's Blue Velvet Band.

We saw Boz Scaggs perform live with a jazz combo in Minneapolis at the Dakota Restaurant and Jazz Club earlier this year.

Musician Boz Skaggs will be headlining 'Rockin' 4 Richie,' the third annual benefit concert for the Richard de Lone Special Housing Project on Oct.

Tracks/time: 15/64 minutes, 56 seconds. Sounds like: A solid -- if ridiculously narrow -- look at a great blue-eyed-soul singer/songwriter's dancefloor gems.

Following a trio of shows with fellow blue-eyed soul singer Boz Scaggs, veteran performer Michael McDonald will hit the road this winter for a two-week theater run.

Boz Scaggs and Michael McDonald, two of music's most enduring champions of blue-eyed soul, teamed to form a potent double-bill Thursday at the MGM Grand Theater at Foxwoods.

Michael McDonald, the R&B/soul singer and songwriter, hit the charts as a member of the Doobie Brothers, Steely Dan and Goldstar.

Font size: [A] [A] [A] Musical-journeyman, overall utility-musician and Grammy-award-winning artist Boz Scaggs is coming to Northeastern Pennsylvania for the first time ever on Friday, Sept.

Put down your Guitar Hero controller and hear a real, live guitar hero at Fishlips Bar and Grill when Les Dudek performs at the club tonight.

Just as man cannot live on bread alone, the Ridgefield Playhouse cannot live on goodwill alone.

You've probably never heard of Tom Perry, but you've been listening to his work for decades.

You've probably never heard of Tom Perry, but you've been listening to his work for decades.

You've probably never heard of Tom Perry, but you've been listening to his work for decades.

First time I heard Boz Scaggs he was playing guitar and sharing vocal duties in the seminal '60s version of the Steve Miller Band - Children of the Future was one of my favorite records, particularly side 2, where Boz reigned.

Boz Scaggs knows a thing or two about vintages. He's revisited classic 20th-century tunes from the American songbook on his two latest - very classy - albums.

During his concert on Friday at the Celebrity Theatre, Michael McDonald joked about being a "card-carrying member of the AARP." The ex-Doobie Brother turned 57 on his last birthday, and co-headliner Boz Scaggs is a weathered 65, so seasoned maturity was definitely on display.

Around the time American forces got interested in the situation in Vietnam, Scaggs had left the states for Europe and his burgeoning music career.

Grammy-Award winners, Michael McDonald and Boz Scaggs perform on the Ruth Eckerd Hall stage Thursday, July 2, at 7:30 p.m. Michael McDonald is known for his work with Steely Dan, The Doobie Brothers and his solo career with hits songs such as Takin' It to the Streets, Little Darling, It Keeps You Runnin,' Minute by Minute, What a Fool Believes and ...

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