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The 28-song set showcases the band delivering high octane performances of their greatest hits and rarities.
Spanning five decades, the collection features classic Eno compositions, and includes some lesser-known gems and seven previously unreleased tracks.
The set comprises no fewer than 148 songs reaching all the way back to Elton's pre-fame days in 1965.
‘The Gospel Truth: The Complete Singles Collection’ is out November 13.
The acclaimed jazz singer and Fitzgerald devotee was inspired by the forthcoming ‘Lost Berlin Tapes.’
Slow jam ‘1800-One-Night’ is the latest cut off Taylor’s acclaimed new record, ‘The Album.’
The 2005 album includes the first recording of the band’s No.1 hit ‘Hey There Delilah.’
The fan-inspired single, out Friday, comes ahead of Bon Jovi’s latest album, ‘Bon Jovi: 2020.’
“This song is about the doubts we have whether it be within friendships, your partner or with our family. It’s about putting yourself in the other person’s shoes so you have a...
Both song feature on the band’s new album, We Will Always Love You, due out on Astralwerks on December 11.
“I've worked hard to build a career that transcends cultures, borders, and languages, and I created new business models that helped bring our music to the world.”
The actress and recording artist has spent much of the summer working on her forthcoming project for EMI Nashville.
The jazz supergroup's debut is initially available digitally and on CD with a vinyl edition to follow on September 25.
The scorching rendition of the glam-rock anthem features Bono on vocals and Elton on piano.
A portion of the proceeds benefit the historic Los Angeles venue.
