These 1969 and 1970 LPs came out in the midst of King Curtis's impressive streak of hit Atco LPs. These reached the pop charts and feature some mighty impressive guests: Eric Clapton, Duane Allman... more

Formerly known as Shiloh, Lazarus did something that was quite rare in their day: they stirred Christian spirituality into their soft-rock sound. You'll find some lovely gems on their two Bearsville... more

This 1971 Francois Reichenbach film chronicles a coast-to-coast wagon train of buses, trucks and music groups. The star of this show is a diverse soundtrack full of rare live performances: "Free the... more

If you get a charge out of thrash, then your metal collection really should include this 1987 LP by this great Chicago band. Copies of the original Restless Records release trade hands for several... more

These Winter Brothers were Donnie and Dennis of Nolensville, Tennessee, and you'll hear on this 1977 Atco LP that this duo was a Southern-rock force to be reckoned with. First time on CD: "I Can't... more

Folk and bluegrass gave way to psychedelic rock when the winds of change led Peter Rowan and David Grisman to form this Boston band in '67. Here are two rare singles plus Earth Opera's complete... more

This phenomenally successful 1987 Mel Gibson cop thriller boasts a stellar soundtrack composed by Eric Clapton, Michael Kamen and David Sanborn. Rock, jazz and orchestral flourishes blend across the... more

These Dutch hard-rockers found stateside success in the mid-'80s, touring with Ozzy Osbourne and Kiss and going Top 40 with "Burning Heart." You'll hear that 1983 hit on their self-titled LP... more

Battling drug addiction and up against the disco machine, Sly released two Warner Bros. LPs that were overlooked then but are ripe for rediscovery now. "Back on the Right Track" ('79) and "Ain't but... more

Their complete 1984 release: the R&B hit Call Out My Name plus The Drum Song; Lover Man; Big Brother; Jump Up Baby, Jump Up!; Call Out My Name; Just Be My Love, and more!

First time on CD for this 1980 album from the Detroit-based R&B vocal group featuring Bryan Banks, brother of the Dramatics' Ron Banks. Wounded Bird.

First time on CD for this 1981 album from the Detroit-based R&B vocal group featuring Bryan Banks, brother of the Dramatics' Ron Banks. Wounded Bird.

Jenny Burton was a Dance/R&B singer from the early '80s who issued numerous albums on Atlantic Records. Her biggest charting album was in Black And White, originally released in 1984. It is making... more

Randy's range is the star of the show on this excellent 1993 set of songs. Check her out on the intimate jazz tune I'm Glad There Is You, then listen as she ratchets up the energy on Keep Me Loving... more

Randy's angelic voice and sweet synth-pop ballads took this album to the pop charts. Her international smash Almaz and U.S. R&B hits Can't Stand the Pain and Desire join Betcha; Overnight, and more!

Peabo scored his biggest hit in years with his Regina Belle duet Without You. It helped this 1988 Elektra LP hit the charts (and was heard on the Leonard Part 6 soundtrack); it's here along with... more