A look at the Library of Congress’ most significant recordings. Produced in partnership with BMP Audio.
In 1969, Sly and the Family Stone provided a funky soundtrack to the fight for freedom and equality. It’s just as relevant now as it was then.
How therapy revealed some of Richard Pryor’s best material.
The groundbreaking radio drama about crossed signals, and a phone call you weren’t supposed to hear.
When Gloria Gaynor recorded the B-side to her 1978 single, she knew it was a hidden hit.
How the 1965 R&B classic made Wilson Pickett a star.
How the jazz great ditched guitar picks and created a masterpiece.
