A new doc pays tribute to the legendary dean of rock criticism. But it also reminds you what critics do, and why we need them — now more than ever.

The last of Neil Sedaka's three Hot 100-toppers was "Bad Blood," a mean groover assisted by his label boss, Elton John. Here's how it reached No. 1.

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The newest archival release from the estate of Dr. John is a double disc of live New Orleans R&B. Directly titled Live at the Village Gate, it is a previously unissued performance of the good doctor ...

EVERYONE KNOWS THE stereotype: Guys aren’t supposed to like romantic movies. And yet everyone knows a man who will happily admit to sobbing over The Notebook, or who can wax rhapsodic on the joys of ...

The success of the single “Rise Up” indicates smooth jazz fans will find Darryl Alexander’s new album worth the wait.” — Andy Gray – The Vindicator ...

The album title (“Morning Calls”) reflects the dawn and promise of a new day, a new year, along with the opportunity to make meaningful contributions to our families and communities, and it is a ...