Celebrating a new chapter in a nearly 60 year career as a trailblazing rocker, Suzi Quatro brings her signature style to a series of iconic covers on a new EP from Sun Records. Suzi Quatro: Uncovered reminds us why Suzi is “The Boss,” featuring tracks originally made famous by artists like James Brown, Creedence Clearwater Revival, Otis Redding, and Carole King, plus she calls on the legendary Steve Cropper for collaboration on his own songs, “Midnight Hour” and “Sittin’ On the Dock of the Bay.”

A deluxe four disc remastered and expanded clamshell boxed set edition of the classic progressive/jazz rock masterpiece from 1970. Featuring an additional three cds of recordings dating back to the band’s origins in 1965, through to their final recordings in 1971 and 1972. Compiled by mo foster it includes an illustrated book with his liner notes.A new expanded, remastered four CD clamshell boxed set by the legendary progress/jazz rock group, Affinity. The band’s origins go back to 1965 at the University of Sussex in Brighton when Lynton Naiff (keyboards), Grant Serpell (drums), and Nick Nicholas (double bass) formed the US Jazz Trio to perform at University events and local gigs. When Serpell graduated a year later he was replaced by Mo Foster who had earlier been playing bass guitar in his school band but had now switched to drums. In 1968, Naiff, Serpell and Foster recruited Mike Jopp on guitar and the outstanding vocalist Linda Hoyle to form Affinity. The band made their live debut in October 1968 and soon appeared on the BBC radio show Jazz Club. Legendary saxophonist and club owner Ronnie Scott heard a recording of this performance and subsequently agreed to manage them and give them regular bookings at his world-famous jazz club.

Live/Dead is the first official live album released by the San Francisco-based band Grateful Dead. It was recorded over a series of live concerts in early 1969 and released later in the year on November 10. At the time of its release, Robert Christgau wrote that side two of the double album "contains the finest rock improvisation ever recorded." It was the final album with keyboardist Tom Constanten. In 2003, the album was ranked number 244 on Rolling Stone magazine's list of the 500 greatest albums of all time.