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Jack Tempchin re-imagines some of his own compositions with his newest live album.

Both sides knew even back at last year's All-Star game that this was coming. Everyone knew it, and no one did a thing about it.

Fifty Shades of Grey: The Classical Album is great music even without the erotica.

The BBC's The Crimson Petal and the White is a stylish adaptation in their Dickensian tradition.

Michael Jackson songwriter Siedah Garrett's first group serves up a tasty variety of '80s R&B on a limited LP reissue.

Well-known actor Andrew McCarthy is also an accomplished travel writer who chronicles how traveling to remote and exotic places helped bring him closer to his family.

"Yes, we did use the sodium amatol on him, which is truth serum. His personality was so strong that he was actually fighting off the sodium amatol."

It's still too early to label Tempest as Dylan's latest masterpiece. But what can be said, without reservation, is that this is one great Bob Dylan album.

Singer/songwriter Steve Forbert returns with this first new studio album in three years.

Fix the Broken is Saul Zonana's case against musical mediocrity.