The four-disc deluxe set includes the documentary ‘One To One: John & Yoko’ and arrives April 9, 2027.
The remastered 1983 single follows the first digital releases of 13 albums spanning three decades.
The expanded debut includes four newly completed songs and six live recordings from 2007.
The free acoustic performance precedes the pair’s Rock & Roll Hall of Fame induction.
The Wiltshire-born songwriter recorded the album live to tape with producer Dom Monks in Frome.
The British musician wrote the song in Los Angeles with Kamal Wilson and Jonah Christian.
The six-track project arrives with an ‘Unlike You’ visualizer directed by John Martinez.
The November reissue includes five bonus tracks, with ‘But Not For Me’ now available digitally.
The Chicago artist worked with longtime collaborators Eddie Burns and William Corduroy on the track.
The recording follows Rollins’ arrangement and features Gabrielle Cavassa, Peter Bernstein, Christian McBride, and Marcus Gilmore.
When the label stepped into the world of gospel music in the late 80s, it took an innovative approach to broadening the appeal of the genre.
The revelatory ‘Smoke + Mirrors’ took Imagine Dragons to another level, revealing them to be a tightly focused rock juggernaut.
Turning The Cure into one of the biggest bands on the planet, ‘Disintegration’ remains a mind-blowing and stunningly complete album.
The final LP released by Tyrannosaurus Rex before they transmuted into T. Rex came out on March 13, 1970.
Boom Boom came out in 1992 and reaffirmed John Lee Hooker’s position as the master of boogie blues
Capturing a legendary Riot Fest performance, the ‘Astro-Creep: 2000 Live’ album saw Rob Zombie perform the White Zombie classic in its entirety.
A measured, melodic affair, Haim’s debut album, ‘Days Are Gone,’ introduced the sibling three-piece as a band for whom anything was possible.
