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For the first time, Eric Clapton's complete career, from Cream to his solo work, is chronicled in one greatest hits collection. Included are such rock classics as I Feel Free; Layla; Tears in Heaven; and more.

Singer-songwriter Jack Johnson returns with his first new studio album in four years. The first single, My Mind Is for Sale, was spotlighted on Rolling Stone's website.

Ringo Starr releases the follow-up to his 2015 album, Postcards from Paradise. It features ten new songs, including the title track, as well as new versions of four of his classics, including Back Off Boogaloo.

A moment in time built on personal stories, sweat-stained and reeling from injuries. The product of six voices, each coming clean about their lives and struggles, as if it were the first time. Listeners get an unobstructed view into what makes the band tick as people, fathers, husbands, musicians, and friends.

Mac DeMarco's creative engine shows no signs of slowing down as he adds another chapter to his prolific catalog of work. This album is more synth-based than any of his previous releases, but he is careful to not let it take over the music.

St. Vincent returns with one of the most anticipated rock releases of the year. The songs were crafted from voice memos, text messages, and snippets of melodies that she encountered while traveling the world.

This album spans the decade and reaches back to 1980's I Will Follow, and follows the group's path throughout the decade to their most dazzling 1988's magnified Rattle and Hum.