Filmed in concert at the Arena di Verona on September 26, 2010, this Blu-ray/DVD from Mercury Studios captures Peter Gabriel in great form during his New Blood Tour.

Sea Glass, Candice Night’s third solo album (not including 2002’s limited single Alone with Fate), released on Minstrel Hall Music, is a wonderful collection of songs that showcases not only her beautiful voice but also her equally wonderful songwriting and storytelling talents.

A folksy journey through the seasons—Musica Sierra’s Garden is as timeless as the earth it celebrates.

“NYC Made” by Rock and Roll Hall of Famer Ricky Byrd on Wicked Cool Records promised to be a real, honest-to-goodness rock and roll record—the likes of which I hadn’t seen or heard in years.

It hasn't been all that long since I last played Supertramp's Breakfast in America album. As one of my favorite records from my high school years, I find myself pulling it out of my collection and playing several of its tracks almost weekly.

Pop stars get all the fame and all the attention, but they don’t necessarily need to know how to make music. Performers and music artists are two different beasts, after all, but that just makes it all the more special when a pop star is also a talented musician.

Chicago and Friends: Live at 55 from Decades Rock Live and Mercury Studios is a DVD/2CD set recorded at the Ocean City Casino Resort in Atlantic City, New Jersey, to commemorate the band’s 55th anniversary and the release of their legendary, multi-platinum-sell

Soft Winds and Roses is the 11th album from internationally acclaimed Canadian jazz vocalist Diana Panton, whose impressive career has earned her multiple awards.

I first became acquainted with the music of this ultra-talented trio of Canadian musicians and singers—Sharon Hampson, Lois Lilienstein, and Bram Morrison—back in 1994 when my mother bought a holiday CD called “Candles, Snow, and Mistletoe: A Holiday Celebration for the Whole Family” that they released the previous

Written by Donna Maurer.