I can't find the "Staff Picks" section with its archive. I always enjoyed that section.

Why does your search results screen for "This Can't be Love", credit Diana Krall as composer (see attachment Krall basic.png), when the detail screen for the album "Stepping Out", on which the piece appears, credits the composers as Rogers & Hart (see attachment Krall detail.png)?

Basic stuff guys - pretty easy to get it right.

Apologies for raising this issue here rather than using the 'submit corrections' section, on the main site. I tried sending this through using those channels a few months ago but there was no response. The original submission was about two incorrect release dates.

The first is for Sufjan Steven's All Delighted People. According to his label, it was first released before 'Age of Adz', on August 20, 2010. [official website source]

The second was Beck's Stereopathetic Soulmanure, which was supposedly released before 'Mellow Gold', on February 22, 1994. As Beck's current website doesn't list the album on it, this source is

Hi.  The mouseover text on album covers says "click to embiggen" rather than "click to enlarge" :)

Not a big deal. More amusing than problematic.

hi there, i’m doing some research on albums nominated for Grammy awards since 1999 and I found it difficult to check the date of AllMusic’s reviews. do you maybe know how can I check when the exact review has been posted? as an example I would like to know on which day the review for Jacob Collier’s latest album was posted but it seems this information is nowhere to be found (https://www.allmusic.com/album/djesse-vol-3-mw0003418113 4). or maybe I’m just too dumb to do this… if anyone knows how to check that, please let me know. best, k.

Hello

you have a record list under "Canonball Adderlay" (one n ) instead of CaNNonball (2 n)

warm regards

Sylvain

While the violist Lionel Tertis certainly was precocious, his limited finances did not oblige him to leave Trinity College at age 13 (imagine when he would have had to have enrolled to have this befall him at 13). I've just finished reading his autobiography My Viola and I and this is a mixing up of when he left the nest of his parents home and when he enrolled in higher education. Tertis left home at 13 and began raising money performing in ensembles as a pianist. He saves up enough money to enroll at Trinity College at 16. Then after

Hello guys,

I have a question regarding the song pages. I'm aware that you group the songs ("Performance" in your wording) by title, composers and artists.

So, when I update, say, a genre on one of your song pages, other song pages with the same song but small differences in the title or different composers are not updated. Of course, it's clear why this happens.

Now I'm wondering why genres, styles, moods, and themes are exactly the same for "different" songs although my updates are not applied to them.

Here is an example: (1) https://www.allmusic.com/song/never-get-out-of-these-blues-alive-mt0015185670 (2) https://www.allmusic.com/song/ill-never-get-out-of-these-blues-alive-mt0000160425

Both are obvious

"What Kind of Love is This?" incorrectly lists Graham Nash as the composer when in fact it was Johnny Nash. This is incorrect on several album listings.

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Phil Lewis here. I notice that the All Music Guide entry for me (https://www.allmusic.com/artist/phil-lewis-mn0000342305) is incorrect. This is understandable as I have the same name another musical artist. The other Phil Lewis is the former singer for the metal band LA Guns (https://www.allmusic.com/artist/la-guns-mn0000778906). I, on the other hand, am a guitarist and producer working mostly in jazz.

Therefore, the photo is correct for me as are the releases Shadow and Light (https://www.allmusic.com/album/shadow-and-light-mw0002999768) and Sacred Science (https://www.allmusic.com/album/sacred-science-mw0003309157). The other recordings listed are presumably by the other Phil Lewis.

Here is a complete discography:

Shadow and Light https://www.allmusic.com/album/shadow-and-light-mw0002999768

Sacred Science https://www.allmusic.com/album/sacred-science-mw0003309157

Hello! I think it would be nice to have a review of the last album by Neal Morse, titled Sola Gratia and published in 2020. Here you can find some info by the record label.

Also, just another question. I noticed that my correction submissions (even the most simple and source-reliable) have not been considered for months, while previously they received feedback even within a few weeks. In fact, I got many credits from liner notes of my albums that can be added but my contributions are no longer implemented.

Thank you for your help!

I know I'm annoying but only because I love this website

Dave Cavanaugh, jazz, produced “Satin Affair” by George Shearing 1961 on Capitol T1628

I'm wondering what the great Emma Smith is doing right now.... Can somebody please help me with that? Sandra Brennan posted details of Emma's bio on this site. An email address would be very helpful. Thanks a lot! Cheers, Erich

Whenever I go to Fall Out Boy's page on here, all the information isn't even near the top of the page.  And I have to constantly scroll downward to see the details.

The album cover shown is labeled "Tex Ritter - American Legend"

270 of my titles have incorrect credit information. I am making the correction in a word document but I will need na email address to send it to.  When I search my name, "Chuck Plaisance", 2 listings come up. The first one shows "Chuck Plaisance" I click the link and 12 titles are shown but when I click on "credits", 270 titles come up with wrong info on every single one. The second listing in my original name search is "Susan Doucet & Chuck Plaisance" with only 2 titles shown, also with incorrect info. I would appreciate some help in

Looking for a Best Christmas Albums list or article. Surprised not to see one on the front page for the holiday season.

I guess in general, is there a way to search for past featured lists and articles? I tried using google targeted search (e.g. [“christmas albums” site:allmusic.com/blog], results were not relevant.

- New subscriber, longtime user.

Les Colocs is a major band in the history of Québec music. On your web page for this band, you state all the albums, but the dates are wrong...here goes.

1993- Les Colocs

1995- Atrocetomique

1998- Dehors Novembre

2001- Suite 2116

2003- Les Colocs Live 1993-1998

2009- Il me parle de Bonheur

Merci Beaucoup