"Let's remember that Hunter S. Thompson is the finest writer of our generation." the 'Werewolves of London' co-writer Warren ...

Years after his death, Warren Zevon was described by Bob Dylan as a "musician's musician" (and a "tortured" one at that). Dylan's admiration for Zevon is so great that he's even covered some of the ...

If it wasn't for second chances, hardly anyone would have a job in the music business. But even by the industry's standards, '90s-era Warren Zevon seemed like a guy who might have signed his last ...

An incredible list of musical greats guest-starred on Warren Zevon’s albums during his career. The roster of luminaries who gave contributions to his music testifies to the vast amount of respect ...

If you are a music listener who is unaware of Warren Zevon‘s profound work, don’t kick yourself. After all, the man was incredibly cunning and avoided the limelight pretty consistently. However, as of ...

Warren Zevon's final appearance on the Late Show With David Letterman on Oct. 30, 2002 was memorable for a few reasons. One was how Zevon's profound sense of courage came across — earlier that same ...

To this day, Zevon is primarily regarded as a cult songwriter who had one major hit (“Werewolves of London”) and a couple of still-popular tunes (“Lawyers, Guns, and Money”, “Keep Me in Your Heart”).

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. What does it say that a Warren Zevon tribute concert Friday night featured more than 30 songs, was performed by well over 50 ...

In his twilight, late Los Angeles singer/songwriter Warren Zevon had come to grips with many of the demons which had plagued him throughout much of his nearly 40-year career. A very public battle with ...

A year after learning he had an inoperable form of lung cancer — and more than twenty-five years after he began obsessing over death in song — Warren Zevon passed away in his Los Angeles home on ...