This No. 4 1986 hit is experienced anew, like it’s never been heard.

He never stops experimenting, never stops surprising, and never stops entertaining.

Jackson Browne explores a Byrds-ian jangle on this full-band version of a song for Nico that’s been laying around since 1970.

A canny combination of the Mellencamp of old and the Mellencamp of today.

Hayward has never sounded closer to the material, or closer to us.

This illustrates how Wilson matured at a dizzying pace over the 2003-10 era.

Despite a lengthy stint with Marillion, something clicks with these new faces.

This makes Moore’s case again as one of modern blues’ most visceral voices.

Simon Phillips’ “Moments of Fortune” says a lot about what the ex-Toto drummer hopes to accomplish on his own.

The kind of torrential, brain-freeze licks that can only be compared to Hendrix.