Boz Scaggs hit it big with 'Silk Degrees' in 1976. He had some help from three guys who'd eventually form one of the 80s ...

"Out of the Blues" is the third and final chapter in what Boz Scaggs likes to think of as a trilogy of albums exploring his musical roots. The adventure began in 2012 when he traveled to Memphis with ...

Have you heard the lowdown on Boz Scaggs? The soulful singer, songwriter and guitarist celebrated 80th birthday on June 8, 2024. Scaggs enjoyed a run of successful hits during the mid-to-late 1970s ...

We all know Boz Scaggs, right? The guy from Silk Degrees, the 1976 smash that spawned hit single after hit single after hit single—the million-selling “Lowdown," “Lido Shuffle," “What Can I Say," ...

Boz Scaggs is staying on the standards path for his next album. Scaggs -- who's currently finalizing a label deal for the planned September release of Speak Low the follow-up to 2003's But Beautiful ...

It is surely coincidental that Steve Miller and Boz Scaggs are both performing in San Diego with their respective groups during the coming week — Miller on Saturday at the San Diego County Fair’s ...

Boz Scaggs snared the top spot on the Billboard Blues Chart with 2013's Memphis, and even found his way inside the Top 20 of the Top 200 album charts. So, it’s hardly surprising that only a short time ...

If Boz Scaggs has discovered the fountain of youth, he’s keeping quiet about it. But the veteran musician is approaching his career with the infectious enthusiasm of a young musician delighted by all ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. This cover image released by Concord Records shows "Out of the Blues," a release by Boz Scaggs. (Concord Records via AP) Boz ...

Most people of a certain age recall Boz Scaggs for his 1976 breakthrough album, Silk Degrees. With hits like "Georgia," "Lido Shuffle" and — the number three hit — "Lowdown," it was a must-own album ...

The muted tones, occasionally punched by brass or hi-hat, on Boz Scaggs’ ‘Memphis’ should sound familiar to R&B fans. They’re the same warm, subtle sounds found on soul recordings made by Al Green and ...