Reissues

The CD release of Deep Purple's 'Live in California 74' is really only for Purple fans who don't already have the DVD.

'Face The Music' proves that Nils Lofgren works just as well on his own, as he does with others.

This newly updated and expanded version of Oasis's first and best album is full of goodies but is only essential for completists and those who missed out on this greatness 20 years ago.

This historic 1970 stand is a must for any fan of electric Miles Davis.

America's sweetheart of the 1950s and 1960s returns with an essential collection.

This two-CD set is essential for the collection of any Elvis Presley fan, with a lot of material not available on the original 1974 recording.

After leaving the Temptations, David Ruffin released two solo albums within a period of six months. Both have now been reissued as a two-for-one CD.

'Goodbye Yellow Brick Road' (40th Anniversary Super Deluxe Edition) does a magnificent job in honoring one of the key records of the '70s.

This is a pleasant and heartfelt tribute to Browne by many of his contemporaries that highlights his timeless songwriting.

Local Seattle '80s rockers might awaken some memories even for those who have never heard them.