Tag Archives: Dion

Like the rest of the Bootleg anthologies, this one isn’t intended to be anything like a best-of collection. Instead, it aims to dig beneath the surface and hold a magnifying glass to Dylan’s creative process.

Dion duets with female artists on a new album proving that he can still make great music well into his 80s.

A fascinating new anthology collects music from the week when President John F. Kennedy took office, featuring most of the songs that made Billboard’s chart that week.

Reissues feature early rockers Darlene Love, Dion, Clyde McPhatter, and Charlie Feathers.

The Pretenders' first two albums are expanded to three-CD sets with previously unreleased material.

Dion dips into his blues bag. Plus, Americana from the Harmed Brothers, bluegrass from Nate Lee, and a folk/rock/country outing from Darlin' Brando.

This live recording caught Dion at the height of his skill as an acoustic singer-songwriter who defined "hip" for his fans.

All of Dion's solo singles recorded for the Laurie label return in their original mono mixes.

"Hey, hey, hum-ba-diddy-diddy!"

Phil Spector's Wall Of Sound turns 50.