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Perhaps it's the color scheme and imagery on the slipcase art for Live at the Gorge, recalling Roger Dean's classic 1970s-era album jackets, but this 7-disc set of live Pearl Jam feels warmly retro. Fans will concur, of course, since the 100 tracks favor Ten and Vs. And let's not kid ourselves, it'l...

This album's all about the blazing virtuosity of Robert Randolph. The pop-music arrival of the young pedal-steel guitarist from the Pentecostal church was shepherded last year by the North Mississippi Allstars and groove organist John Medeski in a brilliant album and group called The Word. With his ...

UK compilation for one of the most popular recording artists of the 1970s. 16 of the country-folk singer/songwriter's best know songs, recorded mostly acoustic. Tracks, 'Annie's Song', 'Perhaps Love', 'Dreamland Express', 'Rocky Mountain High', 'Seasons Of The Heart', 'Whispering Jesse', 'Take ...

ACOUSTIC EN VIVO that pretty much translates to Acoustic Live for any gringos out there is exactly what this CD is a 13-track limited edition CD containing live acoustic tracks! This special CD is only available at Los Lobos shows on the 2005 acoustic / folklorico tour and through the band's site...

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Hugely popular in their homeland of Ireland, the Frames top the charts and play to 30,000 people in Dublin. The aptly-titled live album is their fifth and the one they're hoping will connect in America. The quintet's sound draws upon such acts as the Clash (with whom they share a love of the anthemi...

Great packaging of audio/video with 5.1 digital sound, plus a huge ammount of photographs. The concert was recorded at Nimes on the South of France in an old Roman amphitheater in front of 12500 fans....

The CD/DVD Deluxe Edition features three bonus audio tracks on the CD: "In Private," "Why So Blue," and "222." In addition, the package includes a DVD that features never-before-released footage from McCartney's "secret show" at the Electric Ballroom in London in June, 2007. The video portion of th...

Johnny Winter has been flattening audiences since he blew out of Texas like a white tornado in 1968. At the tail end of the blues revival when British blues rockers were co-opting America's only indigenous art form, Johnny staked his claim to the title of reigning blues guitar hero with blinding cho...