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![Later Years [Box Set]](https://cdn-s3.allmusic.com/release-covers/250/0005/111/0005111872.jpg)
A luxurious box set chronicling the David Gilmour-led years from 1987 to 2019, highlighted by a revised version of A Momentary Lapse of Reason.
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Five new Blake Shelton songs are added to hit singles from his 2016 and 2017 albums.
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Paul McCreesh and the Gabrieli Consort and Players perform Purcell's King Arthur in the edition by McCreesh and Christopher Suckling.
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Chamber-sized and chamber-spirited Vivaldi does not foreclose a good deal of energy.
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A fine Debussy album, pairing familiar Nocturnes with some fascinating lesser-heard works.
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With strong and distinctive performances of both concertos, this is a major breakthrough for violinist Rachel Barton Pine.
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Not encores in the usual sense, but personal favorites of the great Nelson Freire, magnificently played.
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Breathtakingly virtuosic yet sensitive performances of these early 20th century standards.
October 8, 2002
Despite the fact that this is technically 21st century music, the authenticity of Bradford Lee Folk's high lonesome voice feels like it is being broadcast from 100 years earlier. Their interpretations of songs by Hank Williams, Mac Martin and Doug & Rusty Kershaw sit comfortably alongside the band's originals, alternating between mournful ballads and fiddle-driven stompers.
June 7, 2005
The first solo album by the guitarist in 18 years is a fantastic concept album full of 15 that celebrates the disappeared Mexican-American Los Angeles neighborhood bulldozed in backroom deal and resulted in Dodgers Stadium. He portrays the flavor, times, culture, chaos, and corruption of post-war LA, and its many characters and myths, that slip in and out of a steamy, dreamy, mix of corridos, Latin swing, guarachas, polkas, jump boogie, and R&B tunes.
