Editor Pick: Music

Conte reminds us, despite the millions jammed into NYC's boroughs, each one is an individual. Their stories give the city its character.

Local Seattle '80s rockers might awaken some memories even for those who have never heard them.

Three recent John Mayall albums are re-issued as a three-CD set.

This bundling of two previously-available programs is an ideal package of who Reed was in both 1972 and 2000.

The 'Essential Earth, Wind & Fire' collection tells the band's story better than anything I can think of, and it is one that is well worth hearing.

Robbins' new album plumbs some rock classics for inspired jazz.

Irma Thomas’ material probably would not have changed the course of soul music but remains a good example of the soul sound of the early 1970s.

The jazz singer returns to recording with a fine new album of classic tunes.

'The Would-Be Plans' is a breath of fresh air for those of us who have been suffocating on bad product for far too long.

Andrew Litton plays the music of Oscar Peterson with joy and passion.