Classic Rock

John Fogerty and his band deliver a great evening of rock music.

The four-disc collection, recorded live at the Fillmore in 1971, is a feast for fans of early hard rock.

The 70th year celebrations for Jimi Hendrix culminate in a new two-hour PBS documentary and the release of a newly discovered Miami Pop Festival gig.

Alvin Lee's final concert is a flashback to the '60s and a reminder of what an underappreciated talent he was.

With what amounts to a free bonus disc, the remastered edition of 'I Robot' is the finest Alan Parsons Project release yet.

A 1998 concert from The Boys Club—Keith Emerson, Marc Bonilla, and Glenn Hughes—contains previously unreleased nuggets that belong in many a rock fan's collection.

For Peter Gabriel fans, this is a must-own.

The Standells' first new album in over 45 years, `Bump,' is a trip back to 1966 proto-punk with new lyrics but familiar attitude.

Not the definitive collection from Carlos Santana, but these two discs have more than enough nuggets for those who don't have them all already.

Another Self Portrait, Another Side of Bob Dylan. Wouldn't be the first time.