Music Essentials Archives - Page 6 of 6

Essentials: Arcade Fire ‘The Suburbs’ Album Review

In ‘The Suburbs’ their third album, Arcade Fire created their most sophisticated and ambitious work, replete with string arrangements.

Imitated but never equaled, influential beyond comparison, Cooke was the model for Otis Redding, Brook Benton, Marvin Gaye and countless others.

With ‘Broken Hearts & Madmen’, Gryphon Trio widened their audience considerably and burnished their enviable reputation.

It was January of 1967 when the Beatles conducted a 34-hour marathon that resulted in one of the most influential songs in rock history.

Get yourself this The Guitar Song album, this Must Have masterpiece from the real star of New Country, Jamey Johnson.

Conjuring up the smoky soul of Sam Cooke, the debut album from Leon Bridges is a compelling old-school triumph.

This is the definitive, remastered edition of famed bluesman Robert Johnson’s complete recorded works.