On Oct. 7, 1968, José Feliciano was living a musician’s dream. His Latin-inspired versions of “California Dreamin’” and “Light My Fire” were flooding the airwaves, and his new single ...

José Feliciano's unconventional rendition of the national anthem at the 1968 World Series changed his life — for worse and for better.

1968 WS Gm5: Jose Feliciano performs natonal anthem by MLB on YouTube Sanneh asked, "As a singer, you're kind of known for your jazz influence, laid-back phrasing.

The legendary musician discusses his new music, creating a worldwide hit, and performing at the 1968 World Series.

Iconic singer José Feliciano is being honored with the first-ever Billboard Legend Award. The Latino singer's career has spanned 60 years.

America discovered Jose Feliciano in 1968 when his imaginative reworking of the Doors hit, Light My Fire, peaked at No. 3 on the Billboard Hot 100 singles chart. The record sold more than a ...

His contributions to music will be showcased in José Feliciano: Behind This Guitar, a documentary making its world premiere on March 18 at the SXSW Festival in Austin.