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Frampton describes the recording as a highlight of the upcoming 'All Blues' album.
Sonically, the Norwegian star wanted this album to be more “explosive and noisy” than her previous releases,
The album features a brilliantly varied set of deep Delta blues, moans, boogies and more.
'Live at Montreux 1973' captures her performance at the Montreux Pavillon in the Montreux Jazz Festival, and includes hits from King's landmark albums 'Tapestry,' 'Writer' and 'Fantasy.'
The Nashville quartet's new album is set for release on 28 June, via Spinefarm Records.
For his starring role in the series, Steven Van Zandt explored uncharted waters as a New York mobster who flees to Norway under the witness protection program.
The album features rare tracks, deep cuts and huge hits by INXS and their much-missed frontman.
The multi-platinum band from Sydney, Australia have taken a deliberately darker tone with the song.
The album shot to Number 2 in the UK Album Chart on its initial release in September 1999.
Due for release on 25 October, 'Drift Songs' marks the conclusion of their hugely ambitious, 52 week 'Drift' Series.
Already hailed as a major event in the jazz world, the 1969 recordings will be released in CD, vinyl and deluxe 2CD editions.
Comprised of 11 new tracks, Rammstein includes ‘Zeig Dich’ and singles ‘Radio’ and ‘Deutschland.'
Released by Concord Records, the blues star's new record features contributions by Rosanne Cash and Taj Mahal among others.
The 29 song-show comprising almost two and a half hours, encompasses the band’s rich musical legacy.
Initially released on 15 September 2006, the record was produced by the band and features collaborations with Elton John and Carlos Alomar.
