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They've released many live albums, but this one captured the beginning of the modern era of the Stones as a performing force.
John Mayall's 1971 album temporarily welcomed back two now world-famous former members of his band.
The much-acclaimed 'Beside Bowie: The Mick Ronson Story' soundtrack album and DVD/ Blu-ray are set for simultaneous release on 8 June.
An accompanying soundtrack to the new Eric Clapton documentary 'Life In 12 Bars' will offer previously unreleased material by Cream, Derek and the Dominos and Clapton as a solo artist.
Goodbye, the final album by Cream, had three runs atop the UK chart in March & April 1969. But which easy-listening LP did it incongruously do battle with?
'Still On The Run', an in-depth documentary chronicling the career of legendary guitarist and songwriter Jeff Beck is released through Eagle Rock on 18 May.
Pioneering blues star Sister Rosetta Tharpe's legendary Decca and Verve catalogue is to be made available to stream and download for the first time.
Grammy-winning vocalist-composer Rita Coolidge returns with the album Safe In The Arms Of Time on 4 May 2018 on Blue Elan Records.
Small Faces, Faces & Slim Chance bass player-songwriter Ronnie Lane, born on 1 April 1946, was an English gem, as group member, collaborator or bandleader.
To pick the best Eric Clapton songs, this playlist spans his early years with the Yardbirds, to Cream, Blind Faith and his prolific solo career.
The late and great Jack Bruce has been honoured with a memorial sculpture at the distinguished school where he studied music from 1958-61.
Unravelling the Derek and the Dominos In Concert album and its subsequent incarnations, culled from different shows, is a bit like doing a jigsaw puzzle.
From heavy blues outings of the late 60s to pioneering anthems from the early 70s, we bring you the 11 songs that inspired today’s heavy metal headbangers…
The catalogue of George Harrison has attracted thousands of interpretations, which inspires uDiscover's look at ten of the best George Harrison covers.
The first UK top ten album by Ten Years After charted on 22 February 1969, with a title that captured the mood of the times: Stonedhenge.