Starpulse — Rock 'n' roll legend Little Richard is recovering after recently suffering a heart attack while at home with his family. The Tutti Frutti singer, who turned 80 last year (12), reveals he was overc... more info

Jam! Showbiz Music, Canada — Rock 'n' roll legend Little Richard is considering retirement after declaring he "doesn't feel like doing anything now". more info

Starpulse — Rock 'n' roll legend Little Richard is considering retirement after declaring he "doesn't feel like doing anything now". The Tutti Frutti singer almost collapsed during a rare show in Washington, ... more info

Starpulse — Rock 'n' roll veteran Little Richard's childhood home is to be relocated to make way for the construction of a new highway in Georgia. The Tutti Frutti hitmaker's former house in Macon was facing ... more info

Guardian Music — I enjoyed a Rolling Stones concert at the optimal volume by opening the window when they played a mile from our house✒I am so glad I didn't have tickets for the Rolling Stones concert. I have seen them twice, back in the days when you could get in ... more info

Guardian Music — The guitarist and songwriter – born 27 November 1942 – found fame in the UK first. Here's an interview from when he burst to the scene in the States, published in the Detroit Free Press on 28 August 1967 – courtesy of Rock's Backpages, the worl... more info

Guardian Music — An appreciation of Jimi Hendrix, 'the voodoo myth of magic male potency, alive and pulsating on stage', who died in a Kensington hotel on 18 September 1970"Thanks for being so patient. Next time we will really try and get it together." Spoken two hou... more info

L.A. Times - Pop & Hiss — Mariah Carey will be crowned a “BMI Icon” at the BMI Urban Awards on Sept. 7  in Beverly Hills. Previous honorees include James Brown, Little Richard, Al Green, Willie Nelson, Dolly Parton and Snoop Dogg. more info

Guardian Music — For our latest visit to Rock's Backpages – the world's leading collection of vintage music journalism – here's an interview with Elton John that first appeared in Rolling Stone in 1970, when the fledgling star was on the verge of making it big in... more info

Guardian Music — Tony Cash (Letters, 23 June) is right to say that Paul McCartney's melodies are better than Bob Dylan's. Indeed, Dylan himself has admitted to being "in awe" of McCartney as a tunesmith. However, to say that McCartney's songs lend themselves to more ... more info