Music

Longtime folk-music eccentric Peter Stampfel delivers a song for every year from 1901 to 2000. Plus, previously unreleased Steve Goodman demos and star-studded readings of Buddy Holly classics.

With props from James Taylor, young tunesmith Sam Robbins is on his way to bigger things. His debut album drops this week.

Singer-songwriter's new album arrives May 14 with a focus on family, including life as a new parent.

Wonderful music and atmospheric, immersive sets make Icons/Idols: In the Purple Room a compelling step toward live theater's return.

Unafraid of the long arm of Vivaldi, the celebrated American composer offers his set of superb song cycles based on the four seasons.

Possibly the best album of Muldaur's six-decade career and four more releases you should hear.

A one-of-a-kind 1967 Who album reappears in an excellent five-CD edition. Also, two singer/songwriters who deserve a listen.

The veteran Pittsburgh rocker recorded his new album during the pandemic with a heavy dose of soulful horns – and a sorely needed message of unity.

Three recent albums are muscling the big band jazz tradition into the new decade, each in its own way.

A new box set expands the ex-Beatle's first solo album to include six CDs, two Blu-rays, and a book. Also: a British folk/rock gem is remastered.