'The 50th Birthday Concerts' was Jack Bruce's party celebrating his long career with a wide menu of styles and a cast of all-stars.

The Soul Brothers – Otis Clay and Johnny Rawls – bring back the '60s Memphis sounds with authenticity and heart.

Marc Cushman covers the third season of the original 'Star Trek' in exhaustive detail with revelatory surprises and a balanced approach.

Miss Robin Banks' 'Modern Classic' is essentially old school, small ensemble jazz that deserves to expand her audience and deepen her already appreciative critical reception.

'A Banquet of Consequences' is Jake Rohrer's memories of his time with Creedence Clearwater Revival, his years as a drug runner, and his life in prison.

The newly released CD of Love's long lost 'Black Beauty' is for completists and archivists of late-'60s West Coast rock.

Two new releases from the vaults of the Rolling Stones are remastered concerts from 1975 and 1981. Only one of these gets the review treatment here. •

The new Blu-ray and DVD editions of 'Three Sides Live' offer an overview of what Genesis was all about in their 'Abacab' era.

Marianne Faithfull's 20th album celebrates 50 years in the music business and pulls together themes and styles from her distinguished career.

After 45 years, The Doors' 'Feast of Friends' is now available packaged with other newly restored features from the period.