Out Of The Box Cd Of The Week With Paul Shugrue

The writer of Norah Jones first hit has released his eleventh solo album recorded mostly in Rio De Janeiro.

Rebirth is the reggae legend's first album in eight years and is a return to form with the help of a younger, kindred spirit.

An old time string band that plays all new music, this is their fourth studio album and their best since their debut of 2004

Estrin continues on the legacy of this band that has also recorded as Little Charlie and the Nightcats, redefining the blues in the twenty first century.

This first time collaboration between the legendary blues sax man and a group of all Hampton Roads blues musicians is proof that the blues are alive and well.

on their sixteenth studio album and first with new material in nine years, the legendary band shows they still have the quirky vitality they've always been known for.

Synthetica is the fifth album for this Canadian band and, as the title suggests, reaches a perfect blend of electronica and rock and roll.

Bear Creek, her fourth album captures the bucolic imagery of her songs with a more rustic and rootsy direction than previous albums.

Eccentric, quirky, peculiar, she wears all of these descriptions well in her new album What We Saw from the Cheap Seats.

With alot to apologize for, Mayer has chosen the sensitive singer songwriter approach on his new album Born and Raised, and he wears it well.

The fourth album for this Baltimore based dream pop duo is a totally modern take on summertime reverie.

Her fifth album fuses the tempo of her blockbuster debut album ten years ago with the modern approach of her producer, Dangermouse.

He forges a new link on his rock and roll family tree with his first solo album and one of his best.

Her first album in seven years has some of her most fiery guitar playing ever and her voice hasn't aged one bit after all these years.

The fifth album by this Canadian band is their first in a proper studio, but their music still inspires a gentle bucolic feeling.

The trio of brothers from Charlottesville, Va take a huge step forward with this David Lowery produced third album, and they were pretty good to begin with.

This is the first album in five years from one of Americas best loved bands who have lost their wild eyed innocence but not the earnestness they've been known for.

this live album perfectly captures their quirky nature and playful geekiness.

Wrecking Ball is his most powerful album yet and that's saying alot after seventeen studio albums and countless blue collar anthems.

Release Me is his final album for his long time record label but even when he's only coasting, it's a heck of a fun ride.