Ian Tyson and Sylvia Fricker's long-lost debut album for Columbia, recorded in 1971 and here reissued by Bear Family with notes and bonus tracks! Includes Love Is Strange; Summer Wages; Give It to... more

This 26-song collection features his 1965 debut album and his 1967 folk-infused follow-up and includes Gordon's original versions of Early Morning Rain and Ribbon of Darkness.

Norman Petty recorded this 1965 concert at New York City's Town Hall—Carolyn's voice soars over George Tomsco's guitar on 24 songs, including 2:10 Train; Water Is Wide; Outward Bound; Summertime;... more

1973's Cannons in the Rain features the hottest Nashville cats; 1974's Wingless Angels was recorded with Hollywood's top session stars. Includes Armstrong; Durango, and 18 more.

Jim Croce's debut album, recorded with his wife Ingrid and never on CD before! A fascinating find from Bear Family.

California Bloodlines is John's 1969 solo debut, recorded with a killer Nashville band (Fred Carter, Jr., Lloyd Green, et al). And all but two tracks of 1970's Willard, his Peter Asher-produced... more

Maybelle's youngest daughter had a voice perfectly suited to folk music—these 1962–64 Mercury recordings really bridged the gap between folk and country. This 24-track collection features Anita's... more

Gordon's classic fifth UA release: his March 30, 1969 Massey Hall performance in Toronto. Here are great live versions of Lightfoot fan favorites like Ribbon of Darkness and rare songs like Ballad of... more

18 tracks of energized country rock, recorded live at Phoenix Symphony Hall in March 1974. Includes The Runaway Fool of Love; California Bloodlines; Roll Away the Stone; Kansas; Wheatfield Lady;... more

You talk about great guitar and banjo duos, you're talking about Reno & Smiley. This 24-track CD from Bear Family presents their classic 1957 recordings for Dot, plus Don Reno's first solo... more

Bear Family takes you back to Port of Spain, Trinidad during Carnival with this amazing 10-CD set, which presents the complete, massive library of calypso sounds that Decca and producer Ralph Perez... more

When Flatt & Scruggs split up, Lester went back to his traditional bluegrass roots and recruited a terrific band (Roland White, Marty Stuart, Bobby Osborne and Josh Graves) to help him get there.... more

Charlie was far more than just the other Monroe brother. Blessed with a high, sweet voice and an affable personality, he struck out on his own with his band the Kentucky Pardners after he split with... more

John Simon, producer of albums for Leonard Cohen and the Band, produced Gordon's third United Artists release in New York in 1968. Gordon returned to Nashville later that year to record the heavily... more