The fourth studio album by Jim Croce, released in 1973, features the GOLD #1 single "Bad, Bad Leroy Brown" plus the hit "One Less Set Of Footsteps". Croce was nominated for two 1973 Grammy awards in... more

This platinum-selling #2 LP released soon after Jim's death pairs the hits with the album cuts that further proved what a divine songwriting talent he was. Includes "Bad, Bad Leroy Brown," "You Don't... more

Devon Allman, Duane Betts, their bandmates and their special guests mix a wide array of influences with a heavy dose of ambition on the ABB's stunning second album. They evoke the West Coast, the... more

This new release is the perfect single-CD distillation of what made ELP so magnificent. They had the songs to go with the prodigious prog chops, as evidenced by "Knife-Edge," "Lucky Man," "Nutrocker"... more

Folk mythology and complex prog-metal come together in magnificent fashion on this Maiden classic from '88. Keyboards support as guitars rage on their UK Top 10s "Can I Play with Madness," "The Evil... more

Singer Bruce Dickinson arrived, the songwriting elevated, the themes dove deeper into the depths of hell, the guitars raged and rocked…Iron Maiden created their masterpiece with this 1982 smash: "The... more