"Signs and Signifiers," the debut record from bluesy, rockabilly artist JD McPherson, was rereleased by Rounder Records earlier this year. The wider release gives music fans a second chance to discover a quickly rising talent in McPherson.

When people hear John Mark Nelson's music for the first time, the sense of disbelief is usually evident. With arrangements that recall songwriters who have been in the business for decades, the 18-year old - and recently graduated - Minnetonka High student is turning heads for the mature compositions he's been recording since the age of 14.

This greatest hits compilation contains the 1974 Conway Twitty single "I See the Want to in Your Eyes."

Local music notes from the week of July 2-6

Read about and download their new track "Different"

Chet Baker's performances from the Bruce Weber documentary Let's Get Lost, a bittersweet film highlighting the early-career highs and late-in-life lows of one of jazz's sweetest, smokiest crooners and trumpet players.

The Caravelles were a British female duo who had a hit in 1963 when they recorded the country song "You Don't Have to be a Baby to Cry."

While Guthrie left a lasting mark on music, culture and politics, he struggled with family poverty, tragedies and personal demons.

The show heralds the band's new EP Lions & Lambs

After a serious health scare, Womack is back on tour, supporting his new album, a collaboration with Blur's Damon Albarn.