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In New & Future Releases

Hit the Pavement
Pioneers of the lo-fi rock movement in the early '90s, the members of Pavement entered a 24-track studio for the first time for their new album, Terror Twilight, and the results are sublime. Preview the group's fuller, more melodic sound by downloading the track "Spit on a Stranger" free. In New & Future Releases

Free Digital Downloads

Gotta Lovett
A fired-up Lone Star crowd and his crack band inspire Lyle Lovett to scale great heights on his June 29 release Lyle Lovett Live in Texas, a career overview studded with modern country, jazz, blues, and rock. Preview the album by downloading two tracks--"You Can't Resist It" and "If I Had a Boat"--free. Also, check out our new digital-downloads section for additional songs by Cowboy Junkies, Randy Newman, Pavement, Rufus Wainwright, and many others. In Free Digital Downloads

Artist Essentials

Check out our newly expanded Artist Essentials section. Our editors pick the best recordings by...
Randy Newman
Los Lobos
Disney
Juilliard String Quartet
Emmylou Harris

In Rock
Red Hot Chili Peppers

Nearly four years after their last album, One Hot Minute, Red Hot Chili Peppers resurrect their inimitable freaky-funk stylings on their new album, Californication. John Frusciante is back on guitar, and Pepper stalwarts Anthony Kiedis and Flea shake their respective groove thangs. In Rock

Summer Music Celebration
Our choices for the best summer songs, concert albums, and albums of the year (so far).

Get Started in Jazz

John Coltrane
After playing in bands led by Miles Davis and Thelonious Monk, John Coltrane definitively stepped out on his own with Giant Steps in 1960 and its smash follow-up, My Favorite Things, a year later. The latter album's Rodgers and Hammerstein-penned title track provided Coltrane with an opportunity to unpack his soprano sax, which he plays unforgettably. In Get Started in Jazz. Also, check out Get Started in Classical and Get Started in International.

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