There isn’t a wasted note on Yes’ “If You Only Knew,” which has a feel of a Jon Anderson solo track – right down to its personal and tender lyrics.

Enjoy this brilliant slice of Chicago history. It didn’t last too much longer.

Poncho Sanchez, Ikebe Shakedown and Kelly Suttenfield are among those featured in this occasional look at music that’s been in my car lately.

Released 30 years ago this week, ‘Flying Cowboys’ marked another left turn in Rickie Lee Jones’ career.

Here’s another latter-day Yes deep cut that deserves dusting off on a future tour.

’40 Tours Around the Sun’ is powered along by Toto’s impressive reading of “Spanish Seas,” an updated leftover from the ‘Isolation’ era.

Toto once again collaborates with ace songwriter Randy Goodrum, but “One Road” offers an interesting twist.

“Can I” represents something new for Yes, yet there is a connection to their storied past.

Adam Larson’s ‘Listen With Your Eyes’ has the feel of a live album, and that’s not in any way a bad thing.

Bill Bruford isn’t playing live anymore, but it’s great to have this box to relive his work at one of its many peaks.