Originally released internationally in 1997, Bocelli’s hugely successful first compilation album introduced the Italian tenor’s voice to a global audience.
The lyrical honesty and varied instrumentation of the singer-songwriter makes for great songs that are far more complex than first meets the ear.
The landmark 1956 recording blending jazz, blues, and classic spirituals is coming back to vinyl.
The track was written during the ‘Robbers & Cowards’ era, but only finished recently.
The 19-date run begins September 17 with Alexandra Kay and Sadie Bass.
Tickets for the fall run go on sale July 24.
The new video series guides new fans towards deeper discovery of classic albums released as part of Blue Note Essentials.
Released in 2005, the track appeared on the group’s fourth studio album, ‘Monkey Business.’
The performance appears during an emotional scene in the Prime Video series.
The track marks the group’s second collaboration with Grammy-winning producer Poo Bear.
There has been no shortage of songs about the Moon, from romantic ballads to conspiracy theory-fuelled considerations and zeitgeist-capturing hits.
Lady Gaga’s debut album remains a masterclass in how to launch a 21st-century pop star.
Adapting to the new funk scene of the early 70s, Booker T & The MGs released the perfectly titled ‘Melting Pot,’ an album that still sounds in the moment.
The 1984 release became one of the all-time bestselling compilations around the world by any artist.
A euphoric and inventive pop-blast of an album, ‘Colors’ proved that, over two decades into his career, Beck would always find new ways to surprise.
‘…But Seriously’ had Collins moving away from the often poppier style of earlier solo records, and his fans made the journey with him.
With a hip-hop cover and legendary producer Rick Rubin on board, ZZ Top supercharged their classic boogie rock with their 2012 album, ‘La Futura’.
