First, they mocked him. Then, they forgot him. Yet, history will record that, nearly four decades ago, a man named Jobriath became the first openly gay rocker ever signed to a major label. Let’s just ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Jobriath, aka Bruce Wayne Campbell, was the first openly gay rock star and the self-declared “true fairy of rock ‘n’ roll.” He was ...

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Jobriath should have been one of the biggest starts of ’70s glam rock: He landed a stunning $500,000 record deal. He shared a manager with Carly Simon. David Geffen had big plans to make him the ...

Those are terms used by friends and musical colleagues to describe aspiring rock star Jobriath Salisbury when he was on the way up. Then later came this: “borderline schizophrenic.” And this: ...

Even before the critically adored, commercially popular Searching for Sugar Man and 20 Feet from Stardom gave way to countless copycats, the documentary field was deluged with attempts to excavate, ...

A collection of previously unreleased recordings made by the cultishly beloved glam-rock artist in 1971, As the River Flows adds an intriguing new dimension to Jobriath's limited recorded legacy, ...

If you were a young teen male growing up in the Deep South during the mid and late ‘70s, you were judged, ranked and punished by your musical tastes. There was something wrong with you if you did not ...

Jobriath, aka Bruce Wayne Campbell, was the first openly gay rock star and the self-declared “true fairy of rock ‘n’ roll.” He was also one of rock ’n’ roll’s greatest tragedies. Initially touted as ...

“There's an album coming!” Adam Lambert happily exclaims, exclusively speaking to Yahoo Entertainment via Zoom from London, clearly unable to contain his excitement. “The idea came up to do an album ...