Rock Hard
Jimi Jamison’s previously unreleased 1990 solo album! After leading Survivor to the top of the charts in the mid-’80s with hits like “I Can’t ... continue reading
Tenderness
“Of all the albums I’ve ever made for mine, I think I like Tenderness the best. Because I got the chance to really write ... continue reading
Wild Dogs
Dwight Twilley’s fourth solo album, and sixth release overall, Wild Dogs is a brilliant pop/rock album that never got a fair chance — until ... continue reading
Another Grey Area
Graham Parker’s 1982 album, Another Grey Area, is the pivot point in his remarkable career. While the singer-songwriter is justly famous for the work ... continue reading
Go All the Way
The Isley Brothers kicked off their fourth decade with this Platinum, #1 album originally issued in 1980. Previously unreleased on CD in the U.S., ... continue reading
Broadway’s Closer to Sunset Blvd.
Isley Jasper Isley’s first of three albums, Broadway’s Closer to Sunset Blvd. marked the departure of three members of the Isley Brothers in 1984 ... continue reading
Mother’s Spiritual
Laura Nyro’s ninth album Mother’s Spiritual was the second of her two “maternal” albums (1978’s Nested being the first). Mother’s Spiritual broke a long ... continue reading
Legendary Hearts
Originally released on RCA Records in 1983 as the follow-up to the highly acclaimed The Blue Mask, Legendary Hearts teamed Lou Reed with Robert ... continue reading
New Sensations
Kicked off with “I Love You, Suzanne,” as close as Lou Reed ever came to a straight “pop” song, New Sensations is the most ... continue reading
The Completion Backward Principle
The Tubes’ first album for Capitol/EMI found them paired with up and coming producer and songwriter, David Foster in search of a more commercial ... continue reading