To the victor go the spoils, and in the late '80s/early '90s, the recipe for stadium-filling success was anthemic rockers coupled with perfect power ballads. Winger did that as well as anyone on... more

CD reissue. Tom Northcott is a Canadian folk-rock singer who had a hit with Harry Nilsson's song 1941. He became known to Canadian audiences by his regular appearances on CBC Television's Let's Go... more

Darius, Chris and Dan Brubeck join Larry on this 1979 return to Vanguard. He positively thrills with the guitar fireworks on "Cisco at the Disco," "Rue Gregoire Du Tour," "Three Mile Island,"... more

This 1972 LP is quite a wild ride, with funky cuts and hard-driving jazz-rockers sharing space with mellow, melodic excursions. Steve Marcus soars on the soprano sax as Larry attacks the strings on... more

Hiram Bullock, Zakir Hussain and Max Romeo join this uncommonly versatile drummer on this 1978 LP, which makes its CD debut now. Originally released on Kudu Records, this funky jazz gem includes "See... more

The brainchild of Nashville-based songwriter/arranger/keyboardist Tupper Saussy, this psych-pop band cracked the Top 40 in '69 with "Morning Girl" then charted again with "Heighdy-Ho Princess." This... more

Five years after breaking up his Hot Licks, Dan returned with this 1978 LP, a soundtrack for an animated film that didn't come out 'til years later (without his songs). Long lost, this is a delight... more

In the midst of the new wave and synthpop, Plasticland gave us this musical acid trip! "Fairytale Hysteria," "The Gingerbread House," "Non-Stop Kitchen, "A Grassland of Reeds and Things" and the rest... more

Bobby and Billy Alessi led this Long Island band, who debuted for Atlantic with this wrongfully overlooked 1973 gem: The Day Came On; Jesse Girl; Laneya; I Feel for You; Marsha Mamaillia, and more!

Most of the albums by this Mississippi-born soft-rocker have been reissued as of late—but not this 1972 Bang LP. Bask in his laid-back, country-tinged sound as you hear his hit Boogie Woogie Man plus... more

This time, it was the great Ernie Watts stepping in on sax, with Michael Omartian also guesting as you hear Too Young; Double Love; Heavenly Day; On the Wing; Nobody Else; In Between, and more!

Paul's 1970 Bang debut features two pop hits—A Little Bit of Soap and I Just Wanna Keep It Together—and this reissue adds two bonus songs to the original release!

This Dallas-born guitarist (who'd later join the Clash's Paul Simonon in Havana 3AM) mixed Texas rock 'n' roll with new wave on this excellent 1981 Epic LP. Four live bonus cuts join Romance; Madam... more

The rare solo album released by the lead singer for the hard rock group Axe, this 1986 release includes Dangerous Games; Don't Come to Me; Stop! In the Name of Love; Sara; Knife's Edge, and more.

Includes Movin' to the Country; The Weatherman; I Ain't Goin' Nowhere, and more! 1976 release.

The same year that he starred in the big-screen version of The Pirates of Penzance (1983), Rex released this new album. He sings Real Love; Two Hearts; Don't Talk; Get It Right, and more!

Sons of Angels were a hard rock outfit who issued one sought after CD on Atlantic Records in 1990. It has been long out of print and fans keep asking US to put it back out, so here you go.

This multitude was assembled in 1970 to create instrumental versions of recent hits. Their sound clicked; the group's version of Joni Mitchell's Woodstock charted and their Overture from Tommy shot... more

One of the hardest-to-find solo albums by this original member of the Hollies! Elektra put this out in 1980; it makes its CD debut: Slipstream; The Only Ones; Walls; Baby Blue; Sanctuary, and more.

Bassist Gary Marker (who played often with Captain Beefheart) put together Fusion in the late '60s, releasing this excellent set of songs in '69. That's Ry Cooder on slide guitar as Fusion fuses... more