The first soul-jazz album ever is one of the best, both for Grover Washington Jr.'s superb playing and the direction of famed producer Creed Taylor.
Here's the essential outlaw country music album, made by the man who truly upset the apple cart in Nashville.
I see that Restoration Hardware is selling replicas of rocket radios, but as Otis Redding famously sang many years ago, I've Got Dreams to Remember.
Almost twenty years have passed since the untimely death of Warren Zevon of cancer at the age of 56. We celebrate his genius.
Skip James' fierce playing, his haunting falsetto and his flair for composition are second to none in Delta Blues.
In 1981 Springsteen went into the studio alone to record the complete antithesis of everything that had gone before.
'Crossroads' is a blistering bravado live performance from the power trio Cream that starts off quick and from there it accelerates.