The 1971 live album captures the band at the peak of their powers, months before the tragic death of Duane Allman.
The Wu-Tang Clan member’s RZA-produced classic is coming back to wax in a 2LP set with new liner notes from Ed Lover.
The singer’s classic album turns 20 this year.
The singer was joined by Count Basie and His Orchestra, conducted by Quincy Jones.
The 11-track set arrives nearly six years after her debut, ‘wilted’.
The October 16 collection brings eight electronic producers together for the label’s year-long campaign.
Zane Lowe debuted the track, which follows the recent single ‘Twiggy.’
The track explores the uneasy pull of looking back on happier moments.
Walter Smith III, Flanafi and Shibo feature on the pianist’s forthcoming album, due September 25.
The track was recorded with Dan Carey after beginning as a party song in late 2025.
An artist whose honesty and relatability have made them one of the most compelling pop stars in the world.
Ella Fitzgerald singing The Rodgers and Hart Songbook was a fantastic idea brilliantly executed, leading to a revitalization of Ella’s career.
Hot off the back of their debut album, and with a film in the making, too, ‘Spiceworld’ turned Spice Girls into the biggest band on the planet.
With their third album, OneRepublic proved they didn’t need promotional gimmicks, just best-in-class songwriting.
Neil Diamond’s experience starring in ‘The Jazz Singer’ might have convinced him to follow his music, but it also resulted in a classic hit soundtrack album.
The first two 180 gram LPs to be available individually are CCR’s self-titled 1968 debut studio album and their sophomore set ‘Bayou Country.’
Hal Ashby’s 1971 movie was a supremely quirky romance, an existential treatise, and one of the most enduring cult movies of all time thanks to Cat Stevens’ iconic soundtrack.
