The appeal of the brother act helped with family finances, and the boys internalized from a tender age the essentially mandatory nature of their duality. It was a blessing and a curse, leading to ...

A new Everly Brother's book details rock and roll's first big sibling duo's path of harmony and disharmony.

Don and Phil Everly, better known as The Everly Brothers, were a big deal back in the late 1950s and early 1960s.

As a kid, Graham Nash learned how to sing harmonies by singing along to the Everly Brothers’ albums in his bedroom. At the time, Nash’s voice hadn’t fully developed, so he sang above Phil ...