TV host David Letterman inducted the late Warren Zevon into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame posthumously.

David Letterman inducted his longtime friend Warren Zevon into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Saturday night with a touching speech recalling the famous “enjoy every sandwich” quote from their last ...

Zevon was a regular guest on Letterman’s late-night shows, and made an emotional final appearance shortly before his death, ...

Two-time Grammy-winning singer/songwriter, Warren Zevon, was inducted into the Rock n’ Roll Hall of Fame last week-end – and it was about time. Zevon was a maverick in the hyper-commercialized ...

Zevon had success with "Werewolves of London" and touched the lives of Bruce Springsteen, Tom Petty, Jackson Browne, The ...

Last night, at the annual Rock & Roll Hall of Fame induction ceremony in Cleveland, Ohio, the late Warren Zevon was ...

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Warren Zevon was (finally) given his due this weekend. Although revered as one of the most original singer/songwriters to ...

Warren Zevon needed a vacation in the late '70s. He was working on his third album, Excitable Boy, which would finally bring him some long-overdue commercial success. Before that, though, a break from ...

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 ...

On his final album The Wind, Warren Zevon enlisted Bruce Springsteen to help with the raucous, frenetic rocker “Disorder in the House.” Diehard fans of the two artists knew it wasn’t the first time ...

Warren Zevon, the singer-songwriter known for his sardonic L.A. noir humor and classic-rock radio staples including "Werewolves of London," "Lawyers, Guns and Money," and "Excitable Boy," died Sunday ...