'Overlooked/Underappreciated: 354 Recordings That Demand Your Attention' is an opportunity for rock fans to compare their choices with author Greg Prato.

Royal Southern Brotherhood's second album is tighter and grittier than their debut, with all the heart, soul, and blood they promise.

Gareth Murphy's impressive 'Cowboys and Indies: The Epic History of the Record Industry' isn't definitive, but it's an educational tour all readers can learn from.

Andy Rausch's funny 'Elvis Presley, CIA Assassin' is a bizarre romp into a saga of the King that never was.

The soundtrack is as infectious and joyful as the original hits recreated in the Clint Eastwood film.

Ginger Baker's new album is a throwback to pre-fusion jazz with a four-piece all-star combo.

Peter Himmelman's new 'The Boat That Carries Us' is a thoughtful musical journey about both literal and metaphorical travels.

P. F. Sloan's long awaited 'My Beethoven' is where musical theatre draws from a life of tragedy and triumph.

P.F. Sloan's new memoir is a cornucopia of rock stories of the '60s and the road to recovery thereafter.

Thorbjørn Risager & The Black Tornado are a Danish blues band that pump hot new blood into old forms.