
Satisfying on every count, ‘Zoot Allures’ found Frank Zappa collaborating with Captain Beefheart, sending up disco and pointing towards ambient music.

In thrall to the jazz music she grew up with, Amy Winehouse’s debut album, ‘Frank,’ found her at turns optimistic and wry.

A celebration of one of the most outstanding rock figureheads with 20 of his finest moments, both as the Heartbreakers’ frontman and a solo artist.

The video reworks the band’s 1978 BBC performance, while a new box set arrives November 6.

The run includes Radio City Music Hall, Red Rocks Amphitheatre and the Grand Ole Opry.

The tour starts in Atlanta in February and closes at Billy Bob’s in Fort Worth in May.

The track will appear on the five-song deluxe edition of ‘Foreign Tongues,’ due November 27.

The expanded attraction will include recreated Beatles locations and a ‘Yellow Submarine’ themed viewpoint at St Johns Beacon.

The band’s fourth Las Vegas residency will feature a fan-voted setlist and eight performances.






Legendary jazz guitarist Wes Montgomery reunited with the master of the Hammond B-3, Melvin Rhyne, and the result was the formidable Boss Guitar.

With a frank and liberating celebration of her sexuality, Janet Jackson laid herself bare for all to see on her fifth album.

Capturing the Swedish four-piece in their prime, ‘Live At Wembley Arena’ album proves that ABBA were masters of the stage and the studio.

Hitting like a hip-hop apocalypse, the LP is arguably the greatest hip-hop album ever.

A fearless quest for perfection, Smashing Pumpkins’ ‘Siamese Dream’ album sent shockwaves through the music world and turned the group into alt.rock icons.

By the time they came to record their self-titled debut, the Boston heavy rockers were confident and primed to take on the mainstream.
