Editor Pick: Music

Three new albums feature fine songstresses with eclectic repertoires.

If you thought Alabama Shakes had a great debut album, their sophomore release 'Sound & Color' will only make you love this band more.

'I'm not a politician, not a university lecturer. I am a songwriter, an entertainer, I dance around and play the fool for you on stage and you can kind of tap your feet and smile along with me.'

The music these two men made together is timeless, and 'The Complete Tony Bennett/Bill Evans Recordings' truly does it justice.

Slim Loris brings together songs both for the sunniest and darkest of days.

Giant Sand celebrates its 30th anniversary with a new album.

Mick Wall has uncovered the definitive Black Sabbath story, along with the solo ride of Ozzy Osbourne in 'Black Sabbath: Symptom of the Universe.'

A game soundtrack with a driving beat that makes for a good plain listen.

This acoustic recording, which was done before a studio audience is refreshing, honest, and a whole lot of fun.

I can’t speak for the vinyl set, but the two-CD album is a joy.