"That little ol' band from Texas" has taken that blues-fueled, guitar-powered sound all around the globe since the '70s. Recorded over the past 11 years, here are electrifying live performances from... more

This 3-CD celebration of the Monkees' 50th birthday spans that entire half century, from their ballyhooed arrival to "She Makes Me Laugh" and "You Bring the Summer" from "Good Times!" Leading to... more

The Thunderbirds return to Fabulous form on this new album replete with tasty piano fills, fiery guitar licks and Kim Wilson's soul-shaking voice and harmonica. This is electric blues for the dance... more

Disarmingly loose, mostly acoustic, occasionally chaotic and pleasingly spacious, the new recording by Wilco—made in their Chicago loft—is a far cry from some of their more baroque, densely arranged... more

The hip-hop heroes joined some of L.A.'s finest musicians in the studio for this breathlessly anticipated new album, laying their free-styling over some positively wicked jams. And check out their... more

In '97, Zeppelin fans were thrilled to welcome a 2-CD set of the band's 1969–71 BBC performances. Now, those fans are about to climb the stairway to hard-rock heaven all over again, as this new set... more

In fact, these 2 CDs bring you MORE than the complete 1965–70 output of Turtles singles. For, along with every A- and B-side of the 45s the band issued during those prime years, this set unearths... more

Mixing Phil Spector girl-group sounds with the power of punk, the Heaters were THE band to see on the Sunset Strip in the late '70s. They opened for Talking Heads, Van Halen, Cheap Trick…but their... more

No matter what kind of pop music you enjoyed in the ‘70s, you'll find it here. Includes both major and minor hits that get overlooked again and again, plus hits that are impossible to find in STEREO... more

Waylon's peak outlaw period was still a couple years away when he entered Scotty Moore's Music City Recorders in Nashville on July 13, 1970. These tracks, amazingly, have never been released;... more

The platinum-selling R&B star sings with an ensemble featuring Russell Malone and Wallace Roney on her new jazz-infused album. Her uniquely bewitching vocals get a real chance to shine as she... more

It's fascinating to hear Faith No More's 1985 debut. Chuck Mosley's energetic rasp is leagues apart from the band's future voice, Mike Patton, but the genre-defying funk-metal is already off and... more

Recorded in England and France over the past two years, Cave's new studio album—his 16th with the Bad Seeds—spawned the feature film "One More Time with Feeling," which was created to screen one day... more

It was a return to her country roots for Linda Ronstadt when she joined forces with Dolly Parton and Emmylou Harris for the 1987 album "Trio." Dolly and Emmylou, of course, had never drifted far from... more

One of San Francisco's most revered psychedelic jam bands—featuring the twin-guitar attack of Gary Duncan and John Cipollina—as heard all across America and all across a full decade! This... more

This native of Muscle Shoals, Alabama worked as a Nashville songwriter before finding tremendous success as one half of the Civil Wars. John's first solo album actually preceded Civil Wars (an... more

Before signing a seven-year contract with Capitol, Al Jardine, Mike Love and Brian, Dennis and Carl Wilson stepped up to the mic together for the first time at the home of Hite and Dorinda Morgan.... more

Folk-punk heroes the Mekons teamed with Chicago singer-songwriter Robbie Fulks to create this album after touring the UK together. Naming it after a remote, barren island off the coast of Scotland,... more

Two-time Oscar winner Barbara Kopple directed this soul-satisfying portrait of this modern-day queen of funk, from her 2013 battle with cancer through her triumphant comeback. The poweful... more

With 16 gems by one of the biggest stars of the '80s, this collection's like Money in the bank! His biggest hits—Take Me Home Tonight; Walk on Water; Baby Hold On; Peace in Our Time; I Wanna Go Back;... more

This star of "America's Got Talent" and her own YouTube channel throws together everything from country and pop to rap and rock—propelling it all with hypnotic electronic beats—on her third studio... more

Here's Jerry with Donna and Keith Godchaux, John Kahn and Ron Tutt—that's the mid-'70s prime lineup of the Jerry Garcia Band, and this is a 2-CD set of previously uncirculated performances, newly... more

The New Orleans R&B icon gets deeply confessional on his new album, even as his voice soars in angelic fashion on "Be Your Man," "All of the Above," "Orchid in the Storm," "Stompin' Ground,"... more

You'll hear everything from sing-along pop to rootsy rock to throwback proto-punk on the new album by Lydia, who earned comparisons to everyone from Loretta Lynn to Stevie Nicks to the Replacements... more