Features the biggest names in folk music. Join The Smothers Brothers and Judy Collins as they guide performances by The Kingston Trio, The Highwaymen, Roger McGuinn, and many more.

Sparkling, graceful and tinged with an ineffable melancholy, Chopin's waltzes succeed in conveying an air of mystery while retaining their ballroom splendor. His scherzos are truly novel metamorphoses of the form - tumultuous emotional outpourings that frequently attain tragic heights. Prepared by Carl Mikuli, Chopin's student and teaching assistant, this edition of these innovative works is particularly authoritative, reflecting Mikuli's knowledge...

Leonard Cohen continues to astonish his audience with an uncompromising and urgent new album. These nine new songs offer up the latest chapter in his significant contribution to contemporary music and thought.

Award-winning guitar virtuoso Molly Tuttle's debut album. An insightful, gifted songwriter, Tuttle has broken boundaries and garnered the respect of her peers, winning fans for her incredible flat-picking guitar technique and confessional songwriting. Graced with a clear, true voice and a keen melodic sense, the 25-year-old seems poised for a long and exciting career. This album highlights her astonishing range and versatility and shows that she is...

Ronnie Spector's lovingly crafted and highly personal love letter to Britain in the '60s (where she and the Ronettes were one of the earliest American pop/rock artists to tour to major acclaim) sports a collection of her hand-picked favorites by the Beatles, Gerry & the Pacemakers, and the first single, the Keith Richards-penned treasure I'd Much Rather Be with the Girls featuring the Ronettes.

James Taylor's first studio album in thirteen years. With nine new Taylor originals, and a version of a folk tune, Wild Mountain Thyme.