Fifty years ago this week — on March 29, 1973, to be exact — the ragged New Jersey country-rock band Dr. Hook & the Medicine Show got their wish: Rolling Stone put them on the cover. In 1967, ...

Ray Sawyer, a key figure in the band Dr. Hook, left an unfading mark on the music world. His journey from a small-town music lover to a rock star is a tale of passion and resilience. Sawyer’s ...

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Ray Sawyer, the singer best known for Dr. Hook & The Medicine Show's hit "The Cover Of 'Rolling Stone,'" has died. Page Six reports that Sawyer passed away in Daytona Beach after a brief illness. He ...

Dr Hook & The Medicine Show singer Ray Sawyer has died aged 81. The musician was famous for the black eye patch he wore after he lost his eye in a car accident. The 1970s band, which was later known ...

He also won a Grammy for producing a children’s album from Shel Silverstein, a frequent collaborator. By Mike Barnes Senior Editor Ron Haffkine, a Grammy-winning record producer and manager known for ...

If there’s a rock ‘n’ roll heaven, its heck o a band now has a heck of a distinctive vocalist. Ray Sawyer, the lead singer of Dr. Hook & The Medicine Show, died in his adopted hometown of Daytona ...

ONE of the most successful bands of the '70s and '80s, Dr Hook were responsible for a string of world-wide hits like Sexy Eyes and When You're In Love With A Beautiful Woman. After splitting in 1985, ...

Dr. Hook & the Medicine Show singer Ray Sawyer, who sang lead on their hit "The Cover of Rolling Stone," has passed away. He was 81. The news was broken on the Facebook page of the current incarnation ...

Ray Sawyer, co-founder of Dr. Hook & The Medicine Show, is dead at age 81. Billboard reports Sawyer’s agent Mark Lyman announced Wednesday that the guitarist and vocalist died in his sleep Monday in ...