Tom Pacheco Issues a Compelling Debut
While some of this album’s early reviewers may have gone a bit overboard (one suggested that Pacheco might be “the
An Elvis Presley Anthology Includes Previously Unreleased Material
Like its predecessor in this fascinating series, Elvis—A Legendary Performer, Volume 2 offers a cogent, cohesive look at Presley’s frequently
The ‘Nashville’ Soundtrack Disappoints
When director Robert Altman cast actors and actresses for singing roles in the film Nashville, he looked primarily for cinematic
Queen’s ‘A Night at the Opera’ Is Arguably Their Best LP to Date
After three years as a cult favorite, Queen has finally garnered the large audience it deserves. “Bohemian Rhapsody,” the group’s
Jerry Garcia Hits a Low Point
Though Jerry Garcia and the Grateful Dead folk who accompany him here all possess great talent, this self-titled LP may
Don’t Miss Keith Jarrett’s ‘Koln Concert’
The only reason why this late 1975 release didn’t make my top-10-of-the-year list is that I didn’t hear it in
