We file her under folk-rock, but Sandy was a soul-stirring songstress of the highest order no matter what she was singing, be it her own beguiling songs or her transfixing twists on ones penned by... more

During the 1965–68 period chronicled here, David Ruffin came and went from the Temptations and producers Norman Whitfield and Brian Holland started toughening up the group's sound. "The Temptations... more

The prolific beginnings of the greatest British folk-rock band of all time are brought together in complete form! Their 1968–70 LPs "Fairport Convention," "What We Did on Our Holidays,"... more

With her beautifully crafted songs full of vivid imagery, Vega brought the folk singer-songwriter tradition to the alt-rock age with her 1985–96 albums "Suzanne Vega," "Solitude Standing," "Days of... more

These 1968–71 LPs witness the stunning evolution of Marc Bolan from acoustic psych-folk hippie to electric, glittering king of the glam-rockers. His Tyrannosaurus Rex LPs "My People Were Fair and Had... more

When Hackett made his solo debut with "Voyage of the Acolyte" ('75), he was still a core member of Genesis. The other four LPs here—"Please Don't Touch!," "Spectral Mornings," "Defector" and "Highly... more

Synth-pop trailblazers Martyn Ware and Ian Craig Marsh left Human League in 1980, forming this electro-funk group with singer Glenn Gregory and debuting with the 1981 LP "Penthouse and Pavement."... more