a boogie-woogie-style cover of "Walking by Myself," a minor hit in 1956 for the unfortunately obscure bluesman Jimmy Rogers (not to be confused with famed "Father of Country Music" Jimmie Rodgers).

Jimmy D Lane, the son of Chicago guitarist Jimmy Rogers, enjoyed his early induction into the blues. “Watching him practice around the house, man, that did a thing for me,” he says.

COLOR DAVE MILLER impressed with Jimmy Rogers. The Washington State head man and his staff barnstormed the state of Washington high schools last week as part of the Cougs' "Washington Blitz" with ...

Music enthusiasts and art patrons joined members of the Jimmie Rodgers Foundation Tuesday as the Foundation announced the ...

SEATTLE — In this edition of "Inside the Arena," new Washington State University Football Coach Jimmy Rogers joins Niko and Chris in-studio to talk about his decision to take the Cougars ...

Eventually, the conversation with media shifted to differences in practices under current coach Jimmy Rogers and predecessor Jake Dickert. “Something that really stuck out today is you’re ...

Rogers replaces Jake Dickert, who left to become Wake Forest's head coach Dec. 18. ''Throughout the process, it was evident Jimmy embodies the qualities needed to lead our program: character ...