Guardian Music — Marvin Gaye, James Brown, Stevie Wonder – Bruce W Talamon photographed them all. His images, collected in a new book, capture an era before publicists controlled their stars“Nobody will ever understand what fun we had,” says Bruce W Talamon abo... more info

TMZ — President Trump has officially been put on notice by a Democratic lawmaker hell-bent on impeaching 45 ... and it's got nothing to do with the Russians. We got Congressman Al Green at the U.S. Capitol on Wednesday and wanted him to clarify the… ... more info

Guardian Music — Among the artists feeling alone this week are the Pixies, Al Green, Jimi Hendrix and the WhoHere is this week’s playlist – songs picked by a reader from hundreds of your suggestions last week. Thanks for taking part. Read more about how our weekl... more info

Stereogum — Low recently shared a cover of Al Green's 1971 classic "Let's Stay Together." Proceeds from sales of their rendition will benefit the Duluth, Minnesota branch of the NAACP. The band tweeted about the cover on Valentine's Day. "Here's a cover of 'Let'... more info

L.A. Times - Entertainment — When Justin Timberlake suggests he’s going back to his roots — as he has in regards to his new album, “Man of the Woods” — what should we take that to mean? Sure, the pop superstar was born in Memphis, where he says he learned to sing by so... more info

L.A. Times - Pop & Hiss — When Justin Timberlake suggests he’s going back to his roots — as he has in regards to his new album, “Man of the Woods” — what should we take that to mean? Sure, the pop superstar was born in Memphis, where he says he learned to sing by so... more info

Chicago Tribune — In 1978, Al Green appeared on the Chicago-based WTTW-TV program “Soundstage” with his band. His career was in commercial decline, but you couldn’t have guessed it by watching Green. He appears to float, hopping on his toes while smiling and poi... more info

JamBase — The String Cheese Incident covered everyone from Beck to Al Green to Sublime to Beyonce during their 'Night Of The Loving Dead' set. more info

Core News — “We pay tribute to jazz drummer Grady Tate with a playlist full of our favourite funky drummers. The Funk Family Tree branches out from Al Green to The 5 Royales, via Ann Peebles and Don Bryant. Where next?” Check out other Craig Charles Funk & S... more info

Core News — “On this week’s Funk Family Tree, we join the musical dots between Otis Clay, Syl Johnson, Willie Mitchell and Al Green.” Check out other Craig Charles Funk & Soul shows here and subscribe to the feed to get good music in the future. Craig Char... more info