Ed Ward

Rock historian Ed Ward tells the story of Frisco Records, a New Orleans soul label run by a female fry-cook.

Rock historian Ed Ward reviews The Stiff Records Box Set

Rock historian Ed Ward remembers Martha and the Vandellas.

Rock historian Ed Ward looks at the proto-punk group The Sonics, who played in the 1960s and 70s.

It's the Rolling Stones' 40th anniversary. The Stones' entire early catalog has been re-released. Today rock historian Ed Ward presents the first of a two part series about the music of the Rolling Stones. He'll talk about their early years.

Rock Historian Ed Ward brings us up to date on soul singer Howard Tate

Rock and roll historian Ed Ward profiles Smokey Robinson.

Rock and roll historian Ed Ward considers the Philly sound that came out of Philadelphia.

Rock historian Ed Ward looks back at the music of Sam Cooke.

Rock historian Ed Ward remembers Beale street 1952 the place in Memphis that launched the careers of Ike Turner, Rosco Gordon, Bobby Bland, Little Junior Parker, and B.B. King.