John Butcher in remarkable in that he plays differently in different places, constantly trying different sounds and new ideas.

‘Queen Forever’ gave Brian May an opportunity to hear all four of the band’s original members playing together again.

Amanda Kravat crafts a billowing dream of what could be — for herself, and for this song.

Eric Burdon could have made peace with his former bandmates in War aboard the 2014 Legendary Rhythm and Blues Cruise.

We review ‘Ragged & Dirty,’ which finds Devon Allman getting it done his own damned way.

Neil Young is hardly the first famous musician to try painting, but he’s traveled a difficult road to get there.

Rob Mazurek pours his heart out with a very sympathetic squad from Brazil for this paean to his mother.

Luke Reynolds returns with a funky Memphis shuffle boasting both a hint of J.J. Cale and a dash of Mark Knopfler.

Hall and Oates had finished recording for the day, when inspiration brought them to a Roland CompuRhythm – and one of their biggest songs.

We review David Bowie’s newly released single “Sue,” which finds him once again leaving all possible labels and discriptions behind.