Herbie Flowers, the prolific English bassist known for creating the famous riff in Lou Reed’s “Walk On The Wild Side,” has died, the BBC reports. He was 86. Born in Middlesex, England ...

Lou Reed wasn’t the first person to write “Walk on the Wild Side”. In 1960, the jazz lyricist Fran Landesman penned the title-song for a musical adaptation of Nelson Algren’s 1950s novel ...

The Kratts go for a walk in the woods where they find lots of gray squirrels, they talk about their climbing abilities which help them go either straight up or straight down trees. Wild Kratts is ...

Wild Kratts is available to stream on pbs.org and ... And it might look like we're just for a walk in the woods. And we are, but this is a special walk because we're taking an orphaned pup for ...

He is best known for composing and performing the twin bass lines on Lou Reed's 1972 hit "Walk on the Wild Side." He also plays the distinctive bass part on David Essex's 1973 smash "Rock On" and ...