I have to hand it to the Yardbirds for doing what they do, because it takes a lot of guts to put on such an authentic showing with only one remaining original member in the band.

This is the quintessential coffee table book. That’s particularly true for those who love guitars.

When Keith Relf essentially put this band together he was obviously looking way beyond the blues to do something that was actually different.

When Keith Relf essentially put this band together he was obviously looking way beyond the blues to do something that was actually different.

This CD is one of the latest in a series of audiophile discs coming out.

This is an exhaustive documentary. It really showcases a lot of cool things, from early footage, killer interviews and real insights.

This is a new audiophile release of a classic Eric Clapton solo album.

As Paul McCartney describes it, he had always wanted to do an album of old standards.

Jim McCarty was probably the biggest claim to fame of this group. This band was formed after his work in the Yardbirds and the original version of Renaissance.

The name Jim McCarty might be familiar.

In some ways the 1970s were Eric Clapton’s most productive, at least in terms of his solo career.

I’ve always loved B.B. King’s music. I’ve only seen him live once, but it was an incredible show.

An attempt to lean heavily sideways into elecronica was the effort, and it worked with great results as Jeff Beck made what seemed to be all the right moves on Who Else.