Motown Records had a slogan, “The Sound of Young America,” that it had represented well for the 1960s. But by the end of the decade the company was in transition. Among its biggest stars, Diana Ross was ready to leave The Supremes; Stevie Wonder was ...

Audioslave will be releasing their second studio album Out of Exile on two new vinyl formats. The 2005 record from the American rock supergroup will be available in a 2LP 180-gram black edition and a 2LP limited edition black liquid-filled viny...

The Prophet, recorded in September 1967 and released on Verve in 1968, documents vibraphonist Cal Tjader in one of the final projects of his Verve period. The title will soon join the Verve Vault series, when it gets reissued on vinyl. Produced ...

Ascension, released in 1966 on Impulse! Records, stands as one of John Coltrane’s most radical and influential works. Subtitled “Edition I & II” to reflect the two complete takes recorded at the session, the piece is a nearly 40-minute l...

Jazz vibrophonist Bobby Hutcherson’s 1966 record Components is the latest rerelease in Blue Note’s Tone Poet Audiophile Vinyl Reissue Series. The record has been mastered by Kevin Gray from original analog tapes and pressed onto 180g vinyl...