Imagine being able to look up any Beatles song, album, or broader topic.

These two songs have you coming, and going. But which one’s better?

In another time, this “concept” might have been shocking. Not anymore.

It’s clear from “Night In Tunisia” that Michael Carvin is the Bill Parcells of drums.

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

Eric Burdon and the Animals approached the blues with a fresh and original vision.

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

The idea here is to rehabilitate the studio tracks from ‘Fandango.’

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

Uncommonly fresh and quietly inventive, Inward Looking Outward breathes new life into the venerable ol’ piano trio without having to step outside to achieve that. A rare achievement, to be sure.