Corb Lund’s El Viejo (Deluxe) is available today via New West Records. The deluxe edition includes three previously unreleased tracks from the original sessions: a duet version of “Was Fort Worth Worth It?” featuring Jaida Dreyer, “Police State,” and “My Girlfriend’s a Lawyer.”  El Viejo was released early this year to critical acclaim.

Today, the 50th anniversary reissue of Bob Neuwirth’s self-titled debut album is available on streaming services HERE. CD and LP versions are also available now on Sunset Blvd Records. For more information and press assets (including extensive liner notes by Randy Lewis), please visit https://reissue.bobneuwirth.com/. 

Jeremie Albino “proves himself a talent to be reckoned with” (No Depression) on new album Our Time In The Sun - out today via Easy Eye Sound.

Multi-Grammy and Oscar Award winner Jon Batiste today released “5th Symphony in Congo Square,” the second single from his highly anticipated forthcoming studio album, Beethoven Blues (Batiste Piano Series, Vol. 1), due November 15 via Verve Records / Interscope.

After “Knee Deep in Bluegrass,” a fiery instrumental tribute to an old friend that just earned him an IBMA Instrumental Recording of the Year award in September, and an evocative story about redemption (“God Gave Me Horses”) that’s climbing the charts, Mountain Home Music Company’s Ashby Frank closes out the year with a blistering rendition of a certified bluegrass classic that holds its own among a decades-long string of acclaimed recordings.

The acclaimed Miles Davis "Bootleg Series" has spanned years as early as 1955, and as late as 1985, but it has not yet touched 1963 or 1964 - a pivotal period in Miles’ musical evolution and the auspicious beginnings of the Second Great Quintet - until now. Today, Columbia Records and Legacy Recordings, the catalog division of Sony Music Entertainment, announce the newest box set in the Miles Bootleg Series out November 8th — Miles in France - Miles Davis Quintet 1963/64: The Bootleg Series, Vol.