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Prince's "Batman" soundtrack (1989) stayed at #1 for six weeks—about the same amount of time it took for this incomparably prolific genius to create this infectiously funky album. It's a blast to... more

Linda climbed yet higher with this 1976 LP, reaching #3 thanks to her smash spin on Buddy Holly's "That'll Be the Day" and hit versions of Karla Bonoff's "Lose Again" and "Someone to Lay Down Beside... more

Michael and the band take it soulful on this 1976 release! Includes Takin' It to the Streets; It Keeps You Runnin'; Turn It Loose; Rio; Losin' End, and more.

Platinum album featuring Listen To The Music and Jesus Is Just Alright!

Linda let no one down with this 1975 follow-up to Heart Like a Wheel, soaring to #4 and notching hits with her takes on The Tracks of My Tears; Heat Wave, and Neil Young's Love Is a Rose. Also... more

It still pains the heart that this LP was a posthumous one, its singer dead at 26. This is essential soul: the immortal title smash; "Tramp" (his hit with Carla Thomas); the stunning "I Love You More... more

Kenny re-records 20 years of monster hits, including breakout tracks with the First Edition. Includes "Lucille," "Gambler," "Coward of the Country," "You Decorated My Life," "Ruby, Don't Take Your... more

His first Earth-shaking fusions of R&B and gospel…the pop hits that rocketed him to stardom…10 Ray Charles essentials: "What'd I Say Pts. 1 & 2," "I've Got a Woman," "Hallelujah I Love Her So," "What... more

The title track plus That's How Strong My Love Is; Satisfaction; Respect; Mr. Pitiful, and more.

The 1972 album that put Alice in the charts, with the title anthem reaching number seven in the U.S.! 9 tracks in all, including "Public Animal #9," "Luney Tune" and "Blue Turk."