Oscar Peterson Plays The Harold Arlen Song Book
Oscar Peterson
Jazz - Released January 1, 1954 | Verve
Old Five And Dimers Like Me
Billy Joe Shaver
Country - Released April 27, 1973 | Sony Special Products
At Folsom Prison (Legacy Edition)
Johnny Cash
Country - Released May 2, 1968 | Columbia - Legacy
Everybody Wants A Piece
Joe Louis Walker
Blues - Released October 9, 2015 | Provogue
Love Letters from Across the Street
Prokop
Folk/Americana - Released November 25, 2022 | Footsteps Records a division of Pegase
Baby Baby, Bye Bye / Old Black Joe
Jerry Lee Lewis
Rock - Released January 1, 1960 | Sun Records
Rockaróllatras
Old Black Joe
Rockabilly - Released April 14, 2016 | Nadyr Calvi-Gravadora [dist. Tratore]
Bazooka Joe - Single
Toons
Alternative & Indie - Released December 17, 2013 | Old Flame Records
Folkocracy
Rufus Wainwright
Folk/Americana - Released June 2, 2023 | BMG Rights Management (US) LLC
Ultraviolence
Lana Del Rey
Alternative & Indie - Released June 4, 2014 | Polydor Records
Dangerous
Michael Jackson
Soul - Released November 13, 1991 | Epic - Legacy
At Folsom Prison
Johnny Cash
Country - Released May 1, 1968 | Columbia - Legacy
The Lion and the Cobra
Sinéad O'Connor
Rock - Released October 25, 1987 | Chrysalis Records
HIStory: Past, Present and Future, Book I
Michael Jackson
Soul - Released June 16, 1995 | Epic
A Cat in the Rain
Turnpike Troubadours
Country - Released August 25, 2023 | Bossier City Records
Turnpike Troubadours is one of those IYKYK acts, able to headline Red Rocks but rarely played on mainstream country radio. Often called one of the best groups in contemporary country music (though that's discounting their Red Dirt roots, incorporating folk, rock, bluegrass, Western swing and more), they are also a musicians' band able to attract a catholic list of openers including Dawes, Old 97's, the Avett Brothers, Steve Earle and Ray Wylie Hubbard. But four years ago, there was fear that the magic had disappeared after a high-profile demolition derby—including singer/guitaristEvan Felker temporarily leaving his wife for Miranda Lambert, plus show cancellations and a viral video of Felker seemingly so drunk he couldn't perform—that led to the band taking an open-ended hiatus. The break only reenergized them. Now sober, Felker sounds great, the band is tight, and the songwriting is sure and purposeful. Produced by Shooter Jennings, the Troubadours' sixth album is one of the most exciting of the year. It's also full of regrets and humility and a determination to make it right. Felker, an Americana poet, gets straight to the heart of the messy matter with "Chipping Mill," an apology to his wife, with whom he reunited and started a family. "Ran my heart through a chipping mill/ Sold my soul for rock 'n' roll … Drank my way through a hurricane/ Thinking about your wedding ring/ I done a lot of real dumb things/ But I always kept the best for you." "Mean Old Sun" is killer, all driving guitars and sorrowful fiddle from Kyle Nix, and Felker counting the "Empty promises I've given." Hank Early's steel guitar is like an empathetic echo on the easy-paced and declarative "The Rut," as Felker proclaims, "I don't miss the taste of liquor/ Or really anything about it/ But the temporary shelter." Felker adopts a sort of Billy Bragg delivery for "Brought Me," an excellent bit of winsome folk and Appalachian tent gospel. "Lucille" is stark and moody with a gorgeous chorus, and the title track—keening with eye-watering steel—has an Uncle Tupelo feel. "Three More Days" is lovely neotrad country. "East Side Love Song (Bottoms Up)" strides like a honky-tonk shuffle, while Cajun-swampy "Black Sky" features howling harmonica and fiddle plus creek-baptism chorus harmony. There's joy and redemption to be found in closer "Won't You GIve Me One More Chance," with its high-lonesome harmonica and The Last Waltz vibe. Fans can look forward to a moving singalong in concert: "Won't you give me one more chance/ To make it with you/ Forget about the bad/ I don't believe we're through." © Shelly Ridenour/Qobuz
Gettin' Old
Luke Combs
Country - Released March 24, 2023 | River House Artists - Columbia Nashville
Power To The People
Joe Henderson
Jazz - Released May 23, 1969 | Craft Recordings