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Despite some shortcomings, Coco Montoya's live 'Songs from the Road' is an outstanding overview of the bluesman's career for fans and newcomers alike.

While Latimer House doesn't go into new territory, 'All the Rage' is worth a listen for the messages it conveys.

Remastered in 5.1 Surround Sound, the box set has 37 tracks includes all four performances from the legendary weekend of March 12-13, plus the band's headlining set from the Fillmore East's closing weekend.

A must for the cognoscenti. For the rest of us, it may turn us on to what we've been missing.

While essentially a reissue, 'Symphony of Light' is a demonstration of mature prog rock with a standout vocalist.

'Nebulae' is an exploration of the concept of birth, life, and death through the metaphor of a star's life cycle that incorporates a lot of contrasting sounds, creating an interesting listening experience.

Songsmith Christopher Denny bends his vibrato-heavy tenor and tune-building talent in interesting lyrical directions.

'Sonic Party' is a recording that expands the borders of improvisational music and freestyle jazz.

The 36 tracks of Bob Gaudio's 'Audio with a G' represent over 40 years of songwriting.

The new Yes album is cosmic light.