Myles Goodwyn, the singer, guitarist and primary songwriter for Canadian rock group April Wine, has died at the age of 75. Goodwyn formed April Wine in 1969 alongside brothers Ritchie and David Henman ...

One of April Wine's most beloved songs was also one of the most difficult ones they ever put to tape. As you think back to every time you went skating at the roller rink or turned the volume up just a ...

Myles Goodwin, leader and only remaining founding member of April Wine, announced he’ll retire from touring in March. Singer and guitarist with the Canadian outfit from 1969 until their 1986 split and ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. "We did the best we could. We broke up in '84, and by the time we'd gotten back together in 1992, we'd just sort of missed it." He ...

Myles Goodwyn, the founding frontman and main songwriter of the veteran Canadian rock band April Wine, died Sunday, December 3, at age 75, according to the veteran musician’s publicist, Eric Alper. No ...

Myles Goodwyn, singer, guitarist, writer, producer and leader of Canadian rock legends APRIL WINE, has announced his retirement from touring with the group. Goodwyn will continue to lead APRIL WINE ...

(Chipster) Fans of classic Canadian rock n' roll must be overjoyed with not only the announcement of Triumph's first North American tour in decades, but that they will have another one of the Great ...

In 1981, April Wine dropped what would become one of their biggest U.S. hits: "Sign of the Gypsy Queen." Forty-five years later, it remains one of the Canadian rock band's signature songs and a rock ...

Mr. Goodwyn sang and played guitar for April Wine, an arena rock band in the Canadian Music Hall of Fame. By Rebecca Carballo Myles Goodwyn, a singer, songwriter and guitarist for the Canadian classic ...

Myles Goodwyn, the founding frontman and guitarist for platinum Canadian rock band April Wine who wrote and sang such hits as “Sign of the Gypsy Queen,” “Roller” and “I Like to Rock,” died December 4.

The Canadian Academy of Recording Arts and Sciences announced that the Canadian classic rock band will be inducted into the Canadian Music Hall of Fame at the Juno Awards on April 18. By Robert ...