Studio Sessions

For more than 50 years, Thompson has twisted the traditions of British folk, shattered the boundaries of genre and stretched the limitations of human hands.

The gospel and soul star has earned the title of her latest album, Unstoppable, many times over.

Ketch Secor is a Renaissance man who not only continues to make great music with Old Crow, but has also branched out into children's education.

The band performed songs from its first two albums during a live performance at The Local, and ended with a fun cover of the Grateful Dead's "Truckin'."

The Crossing, Escovedo's latest album with Don Antonio, showcases the roots prowess the musician's known for, but also pushes in directions that you might not expect.

Cat Power's resonant vocals sugarcoat fearless, heartbreaking lyrics.

Listening to HAERTS' album 'New Compassion' feels like you're hearing a couple work through their relationship from both sides in real time.

'The Complete Cuban Jam Sessions' box set proves these friendly gatherings were incubation chambers for Afro-Cuban music and jazz.

The world-renowned cellist performs the delicate piece both gently and with absolute surety.

Host Jad Abumrad discusses '27: The Most Perfect Album,' an album inspired by amendments to the United States Constitution.