Rock looks back with a series of expanded box sets, new compilations, live albums and vinyl reissues. Boz Scaggs on 'A Fool to Care,' Duane Allman and the Newfound Joy of Duets: Exclusive Interview ...

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 ...

It’s true that Boz Scaggs hit the zenith of popularity some 40 years ago. It started with the 1976 album “Silk Degrees” that has gone to sell more than 5 million copies and on through the two platinum ...

Born William Royce Scaggs, the musician was given the nickname Bosley, which was eventually shortened to Boz, while attending a private school in Dallas during the 1950s. At the same school, Scaggs ...

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Boz Scaggs calls the trio of albums he has released beginning with 2013′s “Memphis” a trilogy. These releases — “Memphis,” 2015′s “A Fool To Care” and his current album, “Out of the Blues” — have ...

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Boz Scaggs had been waiting a long time for a big record. One that would take the singer/guitarist’s career to the next level with sales, hit singles, gigging in larger concert venues, and put him and ...

"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 ...

The musical career of Boz Scaggs goes something like this: He started playing guitar in the late 1950s at about age 14; in the ’60s, he played in a folk combo, eventually got into the blues with his ...

One of the more popular rock singers to emerge from the Bay Area in the late '60s, Boz Scaggs has cultivated a long and fruitful career built around his versatile tenor voice and nuanced songwriting.