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Deborah Shulman breathes new life into the music of Bobby Troup.

A long lost 1973 concert is finally released on CD - a wonderful journey back in time into the mind and music of Captain Beyond.

"The Mrs. Carter Show" is a feast for the eyes and the ears, and proof to everyone out there that Beyonce is the true Queen of Pop.

Global Noize puts a contemporary spin on the music of Sly and the Family Stone, alive with the excitement of innovation.

Marshall Chapman caps a busy three year period with the release of her 13th album, mature music by a confident artist.

Rockshow, the long-awaited concert film documenting Paul McCartney & Wings historic 1976 Wings Over America tour, is better than it really has any right to be. This isn’t so much because of the surprisingly high quality of the video and audio restoration (particularly considering its near forty year vintage), nor …

Bonnie Whitmore's second disc is crammed full of soulful, insistent Americana, with sharp-edged songs sometimes reminiscent of Tom Petty.

Perry Beekman sings Cole Porter as the composer meant his songs to be sung. It's a debut album long overdue.

Oscar Pettiford’s place in jazz music is secure because of his bass innovations and his making the cello a viable jazz instrument. For any fan of jazz and its history, "Lost Tapes..." is a must-have release.

After a quarter of a century, Sanborn and James join on a new album.