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Starting life with the working title “Mountains Of The Moon,” Mark Hollis’ lone solo album was initially conceived as the follow-up to Talk Talk’s glorious...

Four mighty strings, 55 mighty players. Common wisdom holds that the bass player is the “quiet one” in a band, playing essential parts of a...

An album featuring a salsa version of Mexican idol Juan Gabriel’s dramatic ballad “Hasta que te concoci” and a Latin-tinged take on the group Bread’s...

“How did all these people get in my room?” So quips an ebullient Frank Sinatra when he walks out on to the Copa Room stage...

Smokey Robinson has an indelible memory of the time he and his band first traveled from Detroit to play the legendary Apollo Theater, in Harlem,...

On January 26, 1956, Buddy and the Two Tones made their first ever recordings. Buddy and the who, you might be saying? We didn’t know...