So deep was the belief in Jeffreys’ talent in those days that, two decades later, he was still famous enough for the massively popular TV show Jeopardy to feature the title of one of his most ...

Music legend Garland Jeffreys dreamed of a more inclusive, less racist society and delivered his vision via song. His mission lives on a new documentary, "Garland Jeffreys: The King of In Between," ...

Garland Jeffreys maxing and relaxing on the Coney Island boardwalk pre-Hurricane Sandy in his home borough of Brooklyn. (Photo by Danny Clinch) Mayor David Dinkins once referred to New York City and ...

Up and down the boardwalk of Coney Island lies Garland Jeffreys‘ past. As we walk by the bars, tourists and barkers, he can’t stop pointing out the places he’s been – the alley where he used to work ...

AUSTIN -- For many artists, South By Southwest serves to launch or revitalize careers. For Garland Jeffreys, the festival is just another waypoint on his lifelong mission to make the world a better ...

Garland Jeffreys making magic in the studio circa 1980. 1. Ghost Writer (A&M) Jeffreys’ first album out of the gate with A&M set the tone for what he’d become known for—semi-autobiographical tales ...

Garland Jeffreys is indeed alive. "I took down notes and I photographed," he says in "I'm Alive." It's Jeffreys' precisely recalled details about a life begun in Brooklyn, studying art in college and ...

There was no opening act for Garland Jeffreys on Saturday night, and the show got started around 9 p.m., so if showed up thinking it would start later, you missed some songs. This wasn’t the usual ...

After Garland Jeffreys graduated from Syracuse University in 1965, he took a break from the city. A 48 year break. Last summer the freewheeling musician returned to Syracuse for the first time since ...

Jeffreys has gone as long as 13 years between releases, but now he's back in full force and recently celebrated his 70th birthday. Guest host Don Gonyea talks with New York rocker Garland Jeffreys ...