Something immediately clicked between Wilson Pickett and Steve Cropper. Their first writing session, in fact, produced an astounding three hit songs.

Tony Kaye was on the way back from a Yes performance at Basingstoke in 1970, when the band was involved in a horrific crash.

There was no small amount of violence in Blind Willie Johnson’s original take, and that’s boldly recaptured in this unheard version by the Staple Singers.

Here’s a review of Syberen van Munster’s debut album ‘Plunge For Distance,’ a sophisticated work that gently combines Old and New Worlds.

By embracing traditional sounds and executing them with vital energy, Midnight North has produced a record that stands on its own merits.

Deep Purple’s comings and goings have long provided gossip fodder, but Ian Gillan says there’s often been a very simple explanation for all of it.

Steve Wilson puts himself on an unusual situation here, and not just because this is his first new album release in 12 years.

UFO have been so far under the mainstream radar that you need advanced detection equipment from NASA to find them.

For Daniel Lanois, an intimate preview revealed unexpected depths in Bob Dylan’s new Frank Sinatra-focused album ‘Shadows in the Night.’

In a rare turn as a leader, Russell Malone reminds us of his canny ability to play with both speed and emotion, power and space.