Here's every Sun recording, plus alternate takes, unreleased sides, songs recorded pseudonymously for Brunswick and Rita and a snazzy booklet. 49 red hot tracks!

Contains 'Roll 'Em Pete' with Pete Johnson, a record that propelled bobby-soxers into a boogie-woogie frenzy. 'Shake, Rattle And Roll' helped jump-start the rock 'n' roll revolution. It's here along... more

Here's the best of Mickey sans Sylvia, drawn from his excellent solo albums on the Savoy, Groove, Rainbow, MGM and Vik labels. Songs include Guitar Mambo Stranger Blues; Shake Walkin'; Greasy Spoon,... more

Bobby 'Blue' Bland (1930 - 2013) was one of the leading US-American Blues, R&B and Soul entertainers. He knew how to combine the intensity of Gospel music with the expression of the Blues. His voice... more

Blues expert Martin Hawkins tells the story of local blues singers and players that got onto records. The story goes beyond the Excello sound and the music of Lightnin' Slim, Slim Harpo, and also... more

-After two albums and an EP - recorded at SUN Studio in Memphis - The Bluesanovas take the next step and join the CrossCut Records roster for their new studio LP!-The multi-award winning young band... more

In this luxury edition Meyer Records has packed together the two albums 'Dah blues iz-a-comming...' and 'Just Another Place In The Universe' plus the 12" (25cm) LP 'Frankie & Johnny'. The LPs come... more

Roland Van Campenhout is a living legend, archetype for an almost extinct breed of artists - that of the sound magician, firmly rooted in blues and folk, at the same time open to pretty much all... more

Folksongs From A Non-existing Land, the new album from Roland Van Campenhout, the enchanting Belgian king of dharma bums, brings mantra from India, repetitive hypnotic Javanese gamelan - voodoo swamp... more

Studio recordings, most of which had been posthumously released on now long deleted CDs on the small Watch Dog label. Including a previously unreleased recording with Luke 'Long Gone' Miles. Compiled... more

Four years after 2018's 'Out Of Your Tree' - during which time the world has changed, and changed again - Robert Coyne returns this autumn with a new album, 'The Hiss Of Life'. Fittingly, the title... more

-Four years after 2018's 'Out Of Your Tree' - during which time the world has changed, and changed again - Robert Coyne returns this autumn with a new album, 'The Hiss Of Life'.-Fittingly, the title... more

Luck is a rare word in the Blues. But luckily the Blues had a baby and they named it Rock and Roll!Crudup (1905 - 1974) was amongst the unlucky bluesmen who barely got a dime for writing the songs... more

MUSIC MAN LIKE NOBODY EVER SAW:In the world of music, there was never anyone quite like ARTHUR 'BIG BOY' CRUDUP. Rooted in the Mississippi Delta, his style was propulsive, melodic, original, and... more

The early history of electric blues springs to life in the 160-page book and 77 tracks here: Call It Stormy Monday T-Bone Walker; That's All Right Arthur "Big Boy" Crudup; Let Me Play with Your... more

The blues starts to get nice 'n' nasty here in the '50s and '60s…79 tracks and a 172-page booklet! Includes You Upset Me Baby B.B. King; I'm Ready; Got My Mojo Working Muddy Waters; Hard-Hearted... more

Part Three of the most comprehensive history EVER of electrified blues on 12 electrifying CDs! Every significant artist... every significant recording from the 1930s to the present day, including... more

Blues guitarist/vocalist Dave Goodman, who toured with the Ford Blues Band, is captured live in 1998 on this CD. He loves to play powerful rock with a strong blues feeling, from boogie to ballads.... more

Legends join wrongly overlooked artists all across these 33 tracks. A 60-page booklet joins "Lost Jawbone," "Louise," "I Took You In Baby" Sonny Terry, "The Ups," "Lonely Road Blues," "Story of My... more

Slim Harpo's sound was at once deeply rooted and strikingly new when he entered the realm of blues recording in '57. The Stones, Kinks, Yardbirds, CCR (where do you think Fogerty got that tremoloed... more

The most famous moments but also many hard-to-find gems by this swamp-blues legend, who greatly inspired the Stones and Canned Heat as well as generations of future bluesmen. His indelible smashes... more

Alice Cooper, Ozzy Osbourne and KISS owe a debt of gratitude to the father of gothic rock 'n' roll—no one was bringing coffins and flaming skulls to the stage before Screamin' Jay. Here are his... more

Rhythm & blues is a musical genre not without its wild characters (Little Richard, Esquerita, etc.), but without question the wildest is this guy, Screamin' Jay Hawkins, he of the skull on the pole... more