Editor Pick: Music

'Graz 1975' captures the third incarnation of Deep Purple in their final days, and is among the finest of their many live albums.

There is a warm heart inside folk artist Matt Turk's 'Cold Revival'.

Broussard provides open, honest and catchy tunes for a deeply satisfying release.

As the namesake and musical ringleader of Paul Revere And The Raiders, Paul Revere Dick leaves behind a legacy that is as stunning for its lack of critical recognition, as it is for its lasting, continuing influence.

George Harrison's 1968-1975 catalog has, at long last, been remastered and reissued. Each album is available separately or together as a deluxe box set.

A collection of appealing original compositions and arrangements that showcase Green’s unique twist on violin, viola and contemporary jazz.

The quartet clearly demonstrates there is life in tradition yet.

Leonard Cohen's 'Popular Problems' isn't a landmark album, but it belongs in every fan's library.

The reissue of Ray Charles' 'Genius Loves Company' is an upgrade for those who bought the original album and a treat for those who missed it the first time around.

Pianist Lang Lang's new double album is dedicated entirely to Mozart, while Bell's recording is all Bach.