Jackson Browne

From fellow Rock Hall inductees to younger admirers, a mix of artists pay tribute to Jackson Browne with unique interpretations of songs from his vast catalog. Included are tracks from Bruce Springsteen, Bonnie Raitt, and Ben Harper.

"Nearly five decades since his debut LP, the songs on Jackson Browne's new album sustain the soulful intimacy of his first release, combined with a power and wisdom gained from a life pursuing positive change."--www.cvsmidwesttape.ca.

Jackson Browne's third Asylum album is his most mature, conceptually unified work to date. Its overriding theme: the exploration of romantic possibility in the shadow of apocalypse. No contemporary male singer/songwriter has dealt so honestly and deeply with the vulnerability of romantic idealism and the pain of adjustment from youthful narcissism to adult survival as Browne has in this album. It is the autobiography of his young manhood. Updated...

With contributions from friends and compatriots, including the McCrary Sisters, Buddy Miller, and Jackson Browne, the final studio album from rock legend Gregg Allman is a true testament to a legendary career.

The never-before-told story of folk-rock icon Judee Sill, who in just two years went from living in a car to appearing on the cover of Rolling Stone. The documentary charts her troubled adolescence through her meteoric rise in the music world and her early tragic death.

Songs about being a parent.

Gaby Moreno and Van Dyke Parks's 10-song set celebrates the migration of song across the Americas and spans more than a century, including a bolero from Panama, a bossa nova from Brazil, and a ballad from the southwestern United States.

A unique and extraordinary duets album featuring the unmistakable voice of folk music icon Judy Collins and an all-star assembly of her superbly talented friends, including Willie Nelson, Jackson Browne, and Jimmy Buffett.