The jazz world is heralding A Love Supreme: Live in Seattle, a document of John Coltrane performing his masterpiece in 1965. But the story is bigger than Trane: It involves his friend who recorded it, Joe Brazil — and a dogged archivist trying to bring his story into the light.

In the newest episode of Press Play At Home, Canadian country artist Justin Fancy checks off each of the seven stages of grief and turns heartbreak into a lesson learned with his smooth performance of his new single "Beauty Queen."

Billy Bragg was instrumental in making Woody Guthrie a multidimensional figure, and remains a prolific folk singer, activist and author. Along the way, he's figured out his true values — and how to use music to communicate them.

In the newest episode of Positive Vibes Only, Canadian singer-songwriter a l l i e helps explain the essence of neo-soul in her soothing performance of "Alchemy."

Detroit legend Carl Craig shares his gems from the Detroit section of Stellar Remnant's vinyl pop-up at CRSSD Fest 2021, talks the Motor City's resilience and celebrates 30 years of his label, Planet E.

Amy Lee is glad she asked Lzzy Hale to sing on stage together nine years ago: They've been thick as thieves ever since. And come November, their bands, Evanescence and Halestorm, will co-headline a tour again — older, wiser and still tight friends.