The star-packed ‘Wakafrika,’ released 25 years ago, somehow didn’t raise Manu Dibango’s profile in the U.S.

Even with standard formats, Steve Lehman is dragging jazz into the future kicking and screaming. Tough love never sounded that good.

It took a while, but “Old Brown Shoe” has emerged from the shadow of being a Beatles B-side.

‘Not Fragile’ hurtled Bachman-Turner Overdrive to stardom 45 years ago this month with an old-fashioned recipe of hard rock rooted in the blues.

Issued 15 years ago this week, the Libertines’ surprisingly nuanced self-titled album helped me take the band seriously.

The Lunar Laugh are typically dubbed a power-pop act, but ‘Goodnight Noises Everywhere’ doesn’t restrict itself to any one style.

We returned to some old favorites as ZZ Top kicks off their 50th anniversary tour tonight.

John McFee discusses planned new music from the Doobie Brothers, continuing shared dates with Santana and the prospects of a solo project.

The Junior League’s ‘Adventureland’ reels and rumbles with high-octane pop rock that gets the blood boiling and the butt shaking.

A power-pop forefather, Ray Paul has been plying grand goods since the ’70s – and he continues to make vital music.