Playlist: The Relatives, Fleetwood Mac, Beethoven

Things Are Changing | The Relatives

Your ears will find salvation with this slice of psychedelic gospel-funk, from the new The Electric Word.

Sit Across Your Table | Otis Taylor

Our most iconoclastic modern bluesman offers a rare upbeat burner, from the new My World Is Gone.

Salford Sunday | Richard Thompson

Why was I "such a hardnose," the master guitarist laments on this kicking-himself track from the new Electric.

Whipping Post | Allman Brothers Band

Feel the pain and fury on this live track from a just-released 1972 recording of the band's first concert in hometown Macon, Ga., after Duane's death.

Rhapsody in the Rain | Lou Christie

Happy birthday Tuesday to the '60s pop star with the three-octave range.

Symphony No. 7 | Ludwig van Beethoven

Violinist Joshua Bell conducts the Academy of St. Martin in the Fields on this masterwork, paired with Symphony No. 4 on their new album.

Oh, Daddy | Fleetwood Mac

Much-missed Christine McVie sounds totally despondent on this live track from the new expanded 35th anniversary version of Rumours.

In Your Way | Bobby Long

A Brit embraces Americana on the fine new Wishbone, of which this heartbreaker is a highlight.

Miles Runs the Voodoo Down | Miles Davis

The trumpeter's highly combustible "lost band," featuring Wayne Shorter and Chick Corea, is captured on Live in Europe 1969: The Bootleg Series Vol. 2.

Don't Fuss Nor Fight | Barrington Levy

The title of his new anthology, Sweet Reggae Music, says it all.