Doug Collette

With the release of, If You Lived Here, You Would Be Home By Now EP, The Chris Robinson Brotherhood's earlier…

Classically-trained pianist fills two CD's worth of her free-flowing interpretations of selections from the G…

On Peace Trail, Neil Young forsakes his recent penchant for pointed social commentary in favor of a disarming…

Dave's Pick's Volume 20 marks a milestone in the 's current archive series, its significance not lost on the …

The Life & Songs of Emmylou Harris jazz article by Doug Collette, published on December 3, 2016 at All About …

The Real Royal Albert Hall 1966 Concert is not an entry in The Bootleg Series of Bob Dylan's, but it achieves…

Lloyd Sachs adopts just the right tone in his book on the life and times of eccentric genius T Bone Burnett. …

The two-disc Deluxe Edition of Ron Howard's film on the Beatles, Eight Days A Week: The Touring Years 1962-19…

Crossroads Revisited includes selections from the recorded appearances of various artists who've graced the v…

Electric Hot Tuna Spruce Peak Performing Arts Center Stowe, Vermont November 22, 2016 After over fifty years …

Even with an almost immediately coincidental announcement of home video release in the early fall of 2016, Ro…

Scott Amendola vs. Wil Blades: Greatest Hits jazz review by Doug Collette, published on November 18, 2016. Fi…

With their six previous anniversary releases, R.E.M. have set very high standards for such reissues, both the…

It might be fair to say that any concert appearance by a band with fifty years plus history is an occasion in…

John Scofield's Country For Old Men would be an ideal subject for those blindfold tests where listeners need …

The essays written by Neil Finn and Paul Kelly enclosed inside the booklet within this double-CD set are, lik…

It's not wholly fair to say Glen Phillips' is the sound of Toad the We Sprocket (with whom he still works whe…

Jim James' latest solo album, Eternally Even, not quite the memorable expression of commitment Titular leader…

Alison Miller may well be the renaissance woman of modern jazz. High-profile mainstream gigs like appearing w…

Observation and analysis of the latest solo album by former leader of British rock band Mott the Hoople...

The announcement of the archiving of Van Morrison's considerably lengthy discography through Legacy Music no …

Last week we counted down Gov't Mule's studio LPs from strongest on down and this week we do the same with th…

Gov't Mule have always been too experienced and too professional to record anything less than a listenable al…

If ever a band of ' deserved the high-intensity inspection/dissection represented by The Bootleg Series Vol. …