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33 arguments for why Connie was not just a great singer, but a great rock 'n' roll singer! Along with her greatest hits (Who's Sorry Now; Stupid Cupid; My Happiness; Lipstick on Your Collar;... more

Our second release on commemoration of the tragic plane crash that killed Buddy Holly, Ritchie Valens and The Big Bopper on February 3, 1959. The second part of the 'Winter Dance Party' tour will be... more

February 3, 1959 will always be remembered as 'the day the music died.' On that frigid occasion, a small plane carrying Buddy Holly, Ritchie Valens, and The Big Bopper crashed in a frozen Iowa field,... more

Eight months is a tremendously slim timespan to build a legacy. Yet that's all the time Ritchie Valens had to create his classic recordings, which remain revered around the world. Valens made his... more

The last days of Gram Parsons (That's All It Took; She, and, with Emmylou Harris, Sleepless Nights) are documented here, and the Allman Brothers bring Southern rock to the table with Ramblin' Man.... more

Patsy wasn't just a master of the seductive ballad—she cut a lot of catchy up-tempo stuff in her first five years of recording. Her bouncier tunes have been reissued scattershot on various... more

Recent reissues have rewound to the era before Johnny's Epic-label hits (his Little Darlin' sides). This one hits the rewind button again to bring you his earliest cuts (as Donny Young)—his Decca... more

The ultimate tribute to the brief life and boisterous baritone of this rock 'n' roll trailblazer. A 52-page booklet joins Big Bopper's hits Chantilly Lace; Big Bopper's Wedding, and Little Red Riding... more

This 8-CD/1-DVD box includes their complete recordings for Warner Brothers and RCA from 1966 to 1972, right up to the time of ther first split. Along with singles, outtakes and rarities including 50... 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

Two generations of country stars (Merle Haggard's and Dwight Yoakam's) drew inspiration from this pioneer of the Bakersfield sound. A 44-page booklet chronicles Wynn's career full of country boogie,... more

Includes the Top 10 hit You Never Even Called Me by My Name and a Coe composition that became a #1 song for Tanya Tucker, Would You Lay with Me (In a Field of Stone).

This revered soul pioneer was one of the first to fuse gospel vocal harmonies with hot R&B grooves—and this CD compiles only the hottest such grooves that bore his name! Clyde's best up-tempo tracks... more

That price might seem steep if you ever had the good fortune to attend a Louisiana Hayride show at the Municipal Auditorium in Shreveport, Louisiana; after all, it only cost 60 cents for adults (30... 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

Everything this seminal rockabilly trio (Johnny, brother Dorsey, Paul Burlison) ever recorded, 28 songs including three alternate takes. Of course, the original Train Kept A-Rollin' is the big hit,... more

Bobby returned to RCA after a couple years with Mercury with this 1973 LP, his first full-on collaboration with Shel Silverstein. The album was a smash, giving him his two biggest hits, Daddy What If... more

The energy and speed of Clarence "Gatemouth" Brown's guitar work dazzled Texas crowds right from the start. He became a legend around the globe for his heroics in and outside of the blues; Bill Dahl... more

Part two of Bear Family's mystery series is titled after the '30s radio show, whose original intro is heard here for the first time on CD. These tracks, though, take us on an epic ride from 1930–66,... more

The Bear Family Rocks series turns to the most famous piano pounder in rock 'n' roll with 80 minutes of Jerry Lee on one CD! This is the first collection with his Sun and Mercury classics plus... more

Following Bear Family's reissue of Tompall's ABC recordings comes their second volume of his '70s MGM and Polydor tracks—and that means the biggest hits from this notorious country-music outlaw! Put... more

Includes the hit title cut and its follow-up "Purple People Eater #2," "Are You Satisfied," "Pygmy Love," "Google Eye" and more. 31 tracks!

Everything "that man" ever recorded, including the camp classic "Calypso Is Like So," his 1967 country album "That Man Sings" (with the hit "Little Old Wine Drinker Me") and the jukebox evergreen,... more

RCA didn't just call her the Female Elvis and then leave her hanging—they set her up with the best Nashville and New York session men and turned her loose! She cut 26 sides for them, and they're all... more

Before he was a Capitol A&R man (who discovered Tennessee Ernie Ford and Hank Thompson among others), Stone was a stellar country musician and rockabilly pioneer who recorded many fine Capitol sides... more