Half a century's worth of music reviews, interviews, and commentary
A 1973 Rolling Stones chart-topper reappears in a “super deluxe” edition. Also: New Moon Jelly Roll Freedom Rockers and Badfinger’s Joey Molland.
His 20th studio album will be released in October and will feature the E Street Band.
A Beatles covers collection focuses on British progressive and psychedelic acts from the late 60s and early 70s. Plus, CDs from R.B. orris and Rob Williams.
A 50th anniversary edition of the Grateful Dead’s classic fourth album includes an excellent previously unreleased two-and-a-half-hour concert. Plus, new albums by Bonnie Whitmore and Sugar Ray.
A pair of Little Richard reissues don’t measure up to his best work but do deliver a full dose of his high-energy, flamboyant personality. Also reviewed: jazz vocalizing from Jim Kweskin and Samoa Wilson and impressive folk from Dirk Powell.
A reissue series spotlights doo-wop groups like the Crests and the Duprees. Plus, memorable new music from Dan Penn and Savoy Brown.
