Saby Reyes-Kulkarni

The Marshall Tucker Band recently opened their vaults and released Live in the U.K. 1976, a snapshot of the iconic southern rock outfit's original lineup in peak form.

W.A.S.P. broadened their approach on a number of levels with their second album.

In purely commercial terms, Aerosmith's improbable resurrection after seven years in career purgatory began in 1986.

By 1980, Kiss' album sales were off in the U.S., where the cultural winds were shifting after punk and disco. But demand remained brisk in other parts of the world.

Strangely, this live EP from Yes' 90125-era lineup only includes two complete songs but is not without its charms.

At the urging of their then-label Capricorn Records, Marshall Tucker kicked off the first in a series of southern rock fundraisers for the Carter campaign.