“Fingertips (Pt. 2)” may seem raw and a bit antiquated today but in 1963, it was Wonder's very first big hit.

Thorogood's debut didn't revolutionize American blues or rock and roll but it's enjoyable for the beer hall or smoky night club.

This team-up may not be the best album of their careers but it was one of the most interesting.

During their long year career, this R&B vocal group only spent a single week at number one in a career that has spanned half a century.

This Elvis reissue is not the place to introduce yourself to his music. It's for the collector who wants to dig a little deeper into his legacy.

The folk singer-songwriter's 50th anniversary concert, an appropriate way for him to honor his life’s journey in music.

One of the legendary guitarist's underrated albums has been reissued as part of Concord Music Group's Original Jazz Classics Remasters series.

Blackmore's Night may not have re-invented themselves, but their latest album of familiar music should please their fans.

Brian Wilson co-wrote the first number one surf song of the rock and roll era. Unfortunately for him, it was not The Beach Boys who recorded the song.

The Greencards add some sophistication to their brand of newgrass that takes the band in some new directions.