Tag Archives: Popular and Standards

Lady Day: The Master Takes And Singles is one of the best tributes to Billie Holiday that I've heard and seen yet.

The happy simplicity and indomitable beat of Fats Domino's hits just don't get old.

It takes a singular talent to be able to interpret another's work...Joe Cocker is that rare talent.

The music selected is wonderfully performed, it gives a very narrow view of American history and her people.

On its first ever sampler, the indie folk label with a social conscience celebrates its tenth year with help from a few famous friends.

Who Put The Benzedrine In Mrs. Murphy's Ovaltine? is a fitting tribute to a consummate artist.

What keeps the beat of New Orleans' heart? The drumming of Bob French, that's who!

A great collection of rare musical film clips.

...one the best musical responses to Katrina by an individual artist yet. It's beautiful and heartfelt, haunting and life affirming.

This second live album from Al Stewart weaves an unplugged style with a unique take on classic songs.