The Foundations’ ‘Baby Now That I’ve Found You’ didn’t just aspire to Motown’ classic sound. They captured it.

Devon Allman puts an Allman Brothers groove on this Lee Roy Parnell tune, while remaining very much his own man.

Split Red’s ‘Serious Heft’ is like Funkadelic or Black Flag with the hint of Latino spice.

Danny Seraphine and Bill Champlin discuss David Foster’s platinum-selling era with Chicago, and how it ended.

“Easy Money,” from Johnny Marr’s forthcoming solo album ‘Playland,’ is ridiculously listenable.

Grace Marino’s “Survive” is a heart-gripping song from the Initiative’s terrific self-titled debut album.

Bombastic and wildly ambitious, but also deeply moving.

Wondering about the best Steely Dan guitar solos? Play air guitar along with fanatics John Lawler, Preston Frazier and S. Victor Aaron.

Everything would change when the Yardbirds tenures of Jeff Beck and Jimmy Page overlapped in 1966.

’24 Karat Gold’ gives Stevie Nicks a chance to finally get it right with “Twisted.”