Miles Davis famously said of Shaw: "Now there's a great trumpet player. He can play different from all of them." More than 50 years later, Song...
Between 1984 and 1989, David Coverdale's Whitesnake evolved from a blues-rooted British rock band into one of the biggest hard rock acts in the world....
Released in 1971, Cheo marked Cheo Feliciano’s return to music and the beginning of his solo career with Fania Records. Produced and largely written by...
Some records age into classics. Others disappear for decades, slowly turning into legend. Released in 1977, Boone Creek was one of those records—a boundary-pushing...
Released in 1977, Reachin’ by Roger Glenn sits at a unique intersection of Latin jazz, cosmic funk, and late-’70s fusion. For decades, it’s been a...
By the late 1960s, The Beatles’ impact across music genres was already far-reaching, influencing everything from rock to soul. At Stax Records, artists were among...
Originally released in 2006, Hawthorne Heights’ If Only You Were Lonely arrived at a pivotal moment for the Dayton, Ohio group. Following the success of...
Bluesville Records continues its reissue series with two defining albums from Albert King and Eddie Kirkland. Arriving June 12, 2026, I’ll Play the Blues for...
In 1956, Miles Davis reached a turning point. It was the year his first great quintet settled into form, the year his recording output accelerated,...
