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Al Jarreau: The Very Best of: An Excellent Adventure
by Jeff Winbush
Al Jarreau is the most successful jazz singer of his time and has enjoyed a career that spans four decades. Oddly though, Jarreau has been never been represented with a career-spanning compilation, and his fans have been patiently waiting for a comprehensive overview. They will have to keep waiting. An Excellent Adventure casts ...
The Grateful Dead: To Terrapin: May 28, 1977 Hartford, CT
by Mike Perciaccante
Though Jerry Garcia has long passed into the great beyond, The Grateful Dead and its record labels have continued to dig deep into the vaults to release high-quality live concert performances. Between the Dick's Picks series and the other legendary shows that are finally seeing a proper re-mastered release, there is always a new Dead recording ...
Grateful Dead: Rocking The Cradle: Egypt 1978
by Mike Perciaccante
Marking the thirtieth anniversary of its historic 1978 concerts in Egypt, the Grateful Dead's two-CD/one-DVD Rocking The Cradle: Egypt 1978 documents the legendary performances in front of the pyramids at Giza. The CDs are compiled from performances recorded on September 15th and 16th, with the DVD taken from the September 16th show, during which there was ...
1970-1975
by John Kelman
For many Genesis fans, the final box set of the progressive rock group's series of remixed and remastered studio albums is the one they've been waiting for the most. 1970-1975 documents the period when Peter Gabriel was the band's lead singer, before the group began a gradual move away from its art rock beginnings towards a ...
Otis Redding: Otis Blue/Otis Redding Sings Soul [Collector's Edition]
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by Mike Perciaccante
It's tough to review a classic album. What new can be said? In the case of Otis Blue/Otis Redding Sings Soul, quite a lot. The beauty of this reissue is that the first 11 songs on each of the set's two discs constitute different versions of the original album--one mono, one stereo. Mono versions ...
Mick Hucknall: Tribute To Bobby
by Mike Perciaccante
Two decades into his career and a good decade after his last U.S. chart success, Simply Red lead singer Mick Hucknall releases his solo debut. In many cases it's hard to differentiate the singer's solo offerings from those of Simply Red. This is as much due to the identifying tone and texture of a singer's voice ...
Grateful Dead: Three From The Vault
by Doug Collette
A multi-track recording fully mastered and shelved for nigh on thirty years, Grateful Dead's Three From the Vault marks the beginning of a significant period in the San Francisco rock band's musical progression. Plus, it effectively picks up where the initial effort to archive the band left off over a quarter-century ago. The recording marks two ...
Miles Davis: The Very Best of Miles Davis: The Warner Bros. Sessions 1985-1991
by John Kelman
Miles Davis' final decade was filled with controversy. Accusations of “sell-out became even more vehement in 1985 when, after thirty years with Columbia, the late trumpeter jumped ship and signed with Warner Bros. That said, he issued two highly successful studio albums, participated on two soundtracks, and hit the road hard with a series of must-see ...
Grateful Dead: Live at The Cow Palace New Year's Eve 1976
by Doug Collette
With Live at the Cow Palace, Grateful Dead Productions' newly-formed alliance with Rhino is off to an auspicious start. The three-CD New Year's Eve 1976 is a stunning performance; its combination of improvisational restraint and sense of adventure embroiders a diverse selection of songs. The Grateful Dead do take a couple of numbers to gain traction. ...
Beyond Description: Grateful Dead 1973-1989
by Doug Collette
Serendipity is dead... Grateful Dead that is. A successor to the similarly massive and comparably gorgeous box set The Golden Road (1965-1972) , Beyond Description (1973-1989) depicts the latter day Grateful Dead's utter and perhaps naïve willingness to surrender to their muse for inspiration, whether it be on the stage or in the studio. ...
