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  Features7 years ago

  reDiscover Edie Brickell & the New Bohemians’ ‘Shooting Rubberbands At The Stars’

  In 1988, with her band the New Bohemians, Edie Brickell made her huge breakthrough with our latest Rediscovered Gem: ‘Shooting Rubberbands At The Stars.’

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  Features7 years ago

  reDiscover Barclay James Harvest’s ‘Gone To Earth’

  Barclay James Harvest reached a new level with their 1977 classic, 'Down To Earth'.

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  Features7 years ago

  reDiscover Camel’s ‘The Snow Goose’

  Released in April 1975, The Snow Goose remains one of Camel's most accomplished works, and an album that the band has continued to perform in its entirety.

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  Features7 years ago

  reDiscover Diana Ross’ ‘Touch Me In The Morning’

  On August 25, 1973, Diana Ross had a new No. 1 on the R&B chart with the record we present as our Rediscovered Gem: Touch Me In The Morning.

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  Features7 years ago

  reDiscover The Supremes’ ‘Where Did Our Love Go’

  The 50th anniversary of the Supremes' first of 12 No. 1 US singles in just five years, with our latest Rediscovered Gem, ‘Where Did Our Love Go.’

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  Features7 years ago

  reDiscover The Commodores’ ‘Natural High’

  The Commodores were on a Natural High 37 years ago, with the album of that name, and its signature No. 1 ballad, ‘Three Times A Lady.’

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  Features7 years ago

  reDiscover Kim Carnes’ ‘Mistaken Identity’

  In 1981, Kim Carnes came up with the album that would make her a platinum-selling celebrity in the US, and take her around the world. That album was our Rediscovered Gem —...

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  Features7 years ago

  reDiscover Wes Montgomery’s ‘Boss Guitar’

  Legendary jazz guitarist Wes Montgomery reunited with the master of the Hammond B-3, Melvin Rhyne, and the result was the formidable Boss Guitar.