Record Store Day

The Doors, Eric Clapton, Geddy Lee and Cheap Trick are some of the many artists releasing special material on Nov. 29.

Prince, John Lennon and the Rolling Stones are also featured among the hundreds of limited-edition releases.

In 1976, Mountain drummer Corky Laing put together a supergroup called Pompeii.

Legacy Recordings, the catalog arm of Sony Music, has announced the titles its releasing for this year's Record Store Day.

Led Zeppelin will release a limited-edition 7" yellow vinyl single featuring previously unreleased mixes of "Rock and Roll" and "Friends" for this year's Record Store Day.

The Bob Seger System's first single, 1968's "2+2=?," will return to vinyl for the first time in nearly 40 years on Record Store Day this year.

'11-17-70+' adds six previously unreleased songs and the first vinyl appearance of 'Amoreena.'

Record Store Day 2017 promises another treasure trove of exclusive and limited-run items from some of classic rock's biggest names.

A concert from 1974 and songs from an extremely rare 1971 EP comprise David Bowie's contributions to Record Store Day in 2017.

We revisit the night the original Alice Cooper Group reunited for a surprise performance, now captured on vinyl for Record Store Day.