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Burton Cummings ‘A Few Good Moments’ Album Review

The legendary Canadian pop-rocker Burton Cummings is back with a new album and an updated polished sound.

September of My Years was recorded in 1965 when Frank Sinatra would soon turn 50; this is a concept album that ranks among his finest.

Orville Peck fulfills all the promise of his early work in this alt-country collaboration with one glorious surprise after another.

The ageless Willie Nelson combines contemporary tunes with exemplary backing and superb production values to produce a modern country classic.

Sturgill Simpson’s latest, under another name, is every bit the equal of his classic Metamodern Sounds release from a decade ago.

Joan Armatrading’s self-titled third album, released in 1976 and produced by Glyn Johns, was an album far ahead of its[…]