The tones and moods shift and drift all across this beguiling gem from '67: "You Don't Love Me," "Slow Blues in A," "My Baby Thinks I Don't Love Her," "Bring It with You When You Come" and more. Four... more

The 1966 debut that introduced Corky and Jim's easygoing spin on the Chicago blues tradition: "Down in the Bottom," "Boot Hill," "Going to New York," "Hoochie Coochie Man," their originals "I've Got... more

To the victor go the spoils, and in the late '80s/early '90s, the recipe for stadium-filling success was anthemic rockers coupled with perfect power ballads. Winger did that as well as anyone on... more

CD reissue. Tom Northcott is a Canadian folk-rock singer who had a hit with Harry Nilsson's song 1941. He became known to Canadian audiences by his regular appearances on CBC Television's Let's Go... more

Darius, Chris and Dan Brubeck join Larry on this 1979 return to Vanguard. He positively thrills with the guitar fireworks on "Cisco at the Disco," "Rue Gregoire Du Tour," "Three Mile Island,"... more

This 1972 LP is quite a wild ride, with funky cuts and hard-driving jazz-rockers sharing space with mellow, melodic excursions. Steve Marcus soars on the soprano sax as Larry attacks the strings on... more

Hiram Bullock, Zakir Hussain and Max Romeo join this uncommonly versatile drummer on this 1978 LP, which makes its CD debut now. Originally released on Kudu Records, this funky jazz gem includes "See... more

Not their 1966 debut for Vanguard, but their similarly self-titled first album for Wooden Nickel/RCA ('71). This bounces buoyantly right out of the gate with the loping "(I Wish I Was on a) Country... more

The brainchild of Nashville-based songwriter/arranger/keyboardist Tupper Saussy, this psych-pop band cracked the Top 40 in '69 with "Morning Girl" then charted again with "Heighdy-Ho Princess." This... more

Five years after breaking up his Hot Licks, Dan returned with this 1978 LP, a soundtrack for an animated film that didn't come out 'til years later (without his songs). Long lost, this is a delight... more

When singer Ann Boleyn started writing lyrics for this 1991 LP, the haunting visions that arose prompted her to write an accompanying novel. This album is an overlooked triumph of dark-hued heavy... 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

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

In the midst of the new wave and synthpop, Plasticland gave us this musical acid trip! "Fairytale Hysteria," "The Gingerbread House," "Non-Stop Kitchen, "A Grassland of Reeds and Things" and the rest... more

Best known as lead vocalist for the J. Geils Band from 1967-1983, Peter Wolf's solo recordings are often overlooked by the masses. This was his fourth solo release, originally issued in 1996. Not... more

Legendary jazz-fusion drummer Alphonse Mouzon is among the fantastic musicians joining the famous flutist Laws on this 1983 LP: "Make It Last," "Happy Anniversary," "Swan Lake," "Stay with Me,"... 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

Bennie Maupin and drummer Alphonse Mouzon back Herbie beautifully on this direct-to-disc Tokyo recording from '79. Solid grooves and bold electronic explorations intertwine on Butterfly; Shiftless... more

This infectiously melodic soundtrack to the 1980 Jessica Lange film pairs Hubert's flute with the masterful acoustic guitar work of Earl Klugh. This gem was out of print for many years: The Caper;... more

Seven rare bonus cuts join three complete LPs that Taj put out on Warner Bros. in the mid-'70s: Music Fuh Ya, Brothers and Evolution (The Most Recent). These two discs of Caribbean-flavored blue... more

Jack DeJohnette plays clavinet, organ and vibes (along with, of course, drums) on this extremely hard-to-find 1971 LP: Take Off Your Body; Thinkin'; Happy Peace; Inflation Blues; Country Song;... 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!

U.S. reissue of this release from the Canadian Hard Rock/Melodic Metal band including bonus tracks. Harem Scarem issued numerous albums from the late 1980s through the early 2000s. Most of their... more