A 48-page booklet brings together rare photos and all that is known about one of the hardest-working Memphis bands of the early '60s. The 31 tracks include his prized Sun singles, unissued alternate... more

Putting his own spin on the Sonny Boy Williamson sound, this singer/harmonica man became a blues-'n'-boogie legend in Memphis (and, later, Michigan). Clocking in at about 88 minutes, this CD collects... more

After the October 1967 death of Woody Guthrie—a towering hero to all the folk stars of that era—two tribute concerts were organized: one at Carnegie Hall (January 20, 1968) and another at the... more

The second installment in this compilation series presents performances by more classic country artists who adopted an "if you can't beat 'em, join 'em" attitude during the rock and roll explosion in... more

Plus 'alternates' of his million selling rock hits from the '50s. Plus the top ten Sun International 'country comeback' releases from the '60s. Perfectly mastered for vinyl reproduction. Liner notes... more

EU-only eight disc (seven CDs + PAL/Region 2 DVD) box. The fall of Madrid in March 1939 and Franco's subsequent dictatorship marked the bloody conclusion of almost three years of civil war in Spain.... more

Working on the edge between the emerging Memphis soul sound and the late-night blues scene, Bill Yates was an intriguing figure in Memphis at the turn of the '60s. He was an exceptional singer and a... more