Cole’s classic 1951 recording celebrates its 75th anniversary later this year.
The sibling band from New York will release their fourth album on June 12.
Pixar’s groundbreaking movie was given an extra dimension by its timeless songs.
The album established The Who guitarist as a major figure unbeholden to his bandmates.
The film ‘Boy George & Culture Club,’ directed by Alison Ellwod, arrives on June 9th.
The Icelandic musician reimagines tracks from three albums alongside two newly composed works.
The six-song set includes ‘i’m a little flower’ and ‘I Know You’re The Moon.’
The new version revisits a standout from Jacob Alon’s debut album.
The four-song project features new versions of material from her second album.
The track was originally written during the band’s early years in Southern California.
Featuring classic albums from Diana Ross, Queen, and more, the year has something for everyone.
The 1974 LP was produced, like its predecessor ‘We’re An American Band,’ by revered artist and studio authority Todd Rundgren.
This 12th official album had Beck widely hailed for his most mature body of songs to date.
The group’s fifth album in three years, it marked their commercial breakthrough in the UK.
Queen’s debut album, released by EMI after many others had turned it away, proved to be an important, auspicious, and vital record.
‘The Public Image Is Rotten’ celebrates PiL’s 40-year career and suggests they’ve made an even more lasting musical impression than Lydon’s Sex Pistols.
‘Blues Walk’ helped to kick-start the soul-jazz movement of the 60s and remains the go-to album in saxophonist Lou Donaldson’s canon.
