A 12-track collection of introspective musings on life, love, and faith.

Although the man who won the 2016 Nobel Prize for Literature is known best for his self-composed lyrics and music, he has, across the years, performed and recorded a huge number of cover songs; according to the book Bob Dylan - The Songs He Didn't Write by Dylan authority Derek Barker, there have been more than 500 to date. This CD collection brings together just 20 of these, but without a doubt these remain among Bob's finest interpretations of others...

Olsen's first solo album since her 2012 debut is an emotional portrait so intimate and vulnerable listeners can hear her find meaning in these crises in real-time. It is a poignant and pointed reminder that songs are more than mere collections of words, chords, and even melodies. They are webs of moods and moments and ideas, qualities that can change from one month to the next. These eleven songs are unflinching examinations of what it's like to love,...

This has 19-tracks that have a classical country feeling to it including I Am a Pilgrim; You Don't Miss Your Water; and Hickory Wind.

At 65, Loudon Wainwright III is older than his father ever was, and that got him thinking, writing, and singing. As he puts it, his new album deals with 'death 'n' decay' and he's approached the subject from all angles while also applying his customary insight, honesty, and rueful humor.

The eagerly anticipated new chapter in the acclaimed Dylan Bootleg Series unveils previously unreleased studio performances from 1974's mythic Blood on the Tracks Sessions, showcasing revelatory alternate NYC versions of all ten songs from the original album and unreleased take of Up to Me.