A new edition expands Fleetwood Mac's 1980 concert album from 91 to 167 minutes. Plus noteworthy music from an obscure 1960s group and an upbeat vocal collection inspired by a divorce.
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A new box offers a comprehensive look at Fleetwood Mac's middle years. Plus, a tip of the hat to the so-called Father of Country Music.
Read More »Steve Conte's 'International Cover Up' is a sheer listening pleasure.
Read More »Country singer Ayla Brown is the whole package – singer, songwriter, and owner of her own music production company, Ambient Entertainment. And that’s not counting her previous careers as a college basketball star at Boston College and a correspondent for 'The Early Show' on CBS. She was also an 'American Idol' finalist.
Read More »The new album from the hard-to-define but easy-to-love band is full of soaring melodies and a deep-hearted, determined, and joyful feel.
Read More »Plus a new children's holiday album from Farmer Jason (of Jason and the Scorchers), a concert DVD from Depeche Mode, and a reissued lost classic from The Byrds' Gene Clark.
Read More »Three new albums in different styles all hark back to the 1970s in different ways.
Read More »Lindsay Buckingham shows how great he is as singer and guitarist on the live acoustic recording, One Man Show.
Read More »A new album from an old Fleetwood Mac guitarist.
Read More »Peter Green’s Splinter Group proves that the Blues Don’t Change.
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