Reissues

Even on this second album, George Thorogood and The Destroyers had already established the sound that would keep them popular for the next 35 years.

George Thorogood and The Destroyers sound as fresh and fun now on this CD as they did 36 years ago.

On this 2-CD reissue of her 1979 releases, Sarah Vaughan feasts on the music of Duke Ellington.

I had always thought that Elvis's ‘70s music was past its sell date. This new three-CD set has completely changed that perception.

Thorogood's debut didn't revolutionize American blues or rock and roll but it's enjoyable for the beer hall or smoky night club.

As a collection made up mostly of singles and jam sessions, this reissue is really only for the most ardent fans.

This Elvis reissue is not the place to introduce yourself to his music. It's for the collector who wants to dig a little deeper into his legacy.

A good job of presenting Presley’s Stax sessions in a manner that makes sense

The re-issues of the first two albums from George Thorogood and the Destroyers are a mixed bag of stripped-down blues rock.

With Chuck Israels at bass, the Bill Evans Trio got back to the top of their game on this release.