Cactus might not have gotten the attention that groups like Led Zeppelin and Cream did, but they were an extremely capable band cut from that same cloth of hard rocking, blues based classic jams.

While this is billed as John Cale and Band, the first is a more stripped down performance.

Anyone who doubts the talents and skills of Ray Charles, or who regards him as anything less than a real musical powerhouse, really needs to watch this DVD.

I always liked the Circle Jerks a lot.

I’ve never been one of those people who were blown away by Eric Clapton. That said, I’ve always felt that music he did in the 1960s was, without question, the most vital and important of his career.

As far as I’m concerned Clutch is an incredibly cool band. Their blend of classic rock textures with metal and other sounds produces something that’s basically a cousin of stoner metal.

Fans of Leonard Cohen will certainly find this in-depth. Pretty much anyone will find it in-depth.

There was a day when real movies about musicians were fairly common. This film, centering around Leonard Cohen’s 1972 tour comes from those days.

When Elvis Costello emerged in the punk/new wave movement of the 1970s it’s a pretty safe bet that few ever thought he’d become a talk show host.

I’ve got to admit to not being a huge fan of Counting Crows.

I remember when I first heard about the Cream reunion I really wished I could have made the shows.

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

This is a two disc set, showing off two different concerts by this band.

I’ve never completely gotten the whole Sheryl Crow thing.

Here we have a Montreux Jazz Festival gig that is actually jazz! Yeah!