The complete studio recordings of Gene Vincent! In many ways Gene was rock 'n' roll, his black leather get-up, wild stage act and hellraising lifestyle blazing the trail that so many bad boys have... more

Here are ALL her Capitol recordings from 1963 to 1973, including unissued recordings and rare single-only sides, classic albums like "Two Sides of…" and "Blues in My Heart" and top country hits like... more

Would you believe six CDs of almost entirely UNRELEASED Gene Vincent?! Over the course of this 6-CD set's 226 tracks, you'll be sitting up in the control room, listening to Gene try a song one way,... more

5 CDs comprising every track Bob made for Epic and Polydor from 1968 to 1977 paint a near-complete portrait of his prime recording years; a beautiful hardcover book with an extensive bio and... more

This 4-CD set from Bear Family contains every note he recorded for Columbia during his second, 1968–72 tenure for the label, along with his 1973–75 Mercury recordings. These include the complete My... more

The complete Sun recordings—with some alternate takes—of one of the wildest rockabillies of all time, Sonny Burgess, he of the dyed-red hair and suit to match! Sonny and his backup band the Pacers... more

Bear Family's third helping of rockabilly rarities from Decca features an early track (Listen Kitten) from soon-to-be folk legend Fred Neil! Plus, Tennessee Rock 'n' Roll Bobby Helms; Cool Gator... more

You'll think that the raw '50s rockabilly sides here really rock—until you come to the '60s and '70s selections, which rock yet harder. All the Time; I'm Through; I Ain't Gonna Take It; Turn Me... more

She sure did, and Bear Family has compiled *a full 35* of her most slammin' sides onto one wonderful disc! This woman practically invented the notion of rock 'n' roll as a unisex sport; you could... more

The ultimate single-disc collection on the ultimate rockabilly, Carl Perkins! This 31-song CD (with a 48-page book) includes his Sun, early and late Columbia, Decca (rare!) and Mercury recordings.... more

Those who revere reckless rock 'n' roll icon Gene Vincent tend to forget that his sweet voice (and the fact that he grew up listening to country and classic pop) made him a beautiful balladeer, too.... more

Many fell for the fiery rockabilly tunes Wanda did in the '50s, but she was also one of country's most soul-stirring balladeers. You'll find her top hits among these 1957–62 tracks as well as some... more

Just one CD gets you three dozen key cuts by this late, great Texan. This is the rockin' side of the country star; you'll hear rare demos, unissued sides and the string-pickin' of James Burton, Eddie... more

His finest single-disc distillation yet! These are only the leanest, meanest cuts by one of rock 'n' roll's original wild men; the massively influential guitar leads of Cliff Gallup blaze away as you... more

Most Cochran collections dip into the hillbilly tunes, instrumentals and ballads; this one does just one thing, from track one to track 35: rocks! His original undubbed versions of Skinny Jim; Twenty... more

24 of his breakthrough rockabilly hits and classics! Here are Blue Suede Shoes; Boppin' the Blues; Dixie Fried; Your True Love; Pink Pedal Pushers; Honky Tonky Gal; Turn Around; Gone, Gone, Gone;... more

Ray Campi is unique in that he's old enough to remember what rockabilly was all about in it's heyday, but young enough to make great new music that rocks in the old way. Everything here has Ray's... more

One of the best country singers who ever sold his soul to rock 'n' roll, Werly Fairburn is well worth investigating. Originally from New Orleans, he started recording for Trumpet Records ('Camping... more

RCA recordings include Drugstore Rock 'n' Roll Janis Martin; Sixteen Chicks Joe Clay; Little Boy Blue Hoyt Johnson; Teen Billy Baby Sprouts; Don't Bug Me Baby Milton Allen; Catty Town Dick Glasser,... more

Decca recordings include Hot Rock Johnny Carroll; Diggin' the Boogie Roy Hall; You're Barking up the Wrong Tree Don Woody; Teenage Boogie Webb Pierce; Cool It Baby Eddie Fontaine; Cast Iron Arm... more

Capitol recordings include You Oughta See Grandma Rock Skeets McDonald; Sebbin Come Elebbin Jimmy Heap; The Worryin' Kind Tommy Sands; I've Had Enough Jerry Reed; My Baby Done Left Me Farmer Boys;... more

16 rare late-'50s and '60s recordings from Festival Records, including One Broken Heart for Sale Otis Blackwell; I'm a King Billy Barry; Love Pains Ronnie Dio; Motorcyle Billy Balls; Sick and Tired... more

Leroy's big crossover hit "Auctioneer" made this onetime livestock auctioneer a star in 1957. The original version joins the rest of his Dot recordings on this CD, including "Chicken Shack Boogie,"... more

More Decca sides, including All By Myself Roy Hall; Alligator Come Across Arlie Duff; Rock It On Down to My House Justin Tubb; Morse Code Don Woody; Crazy Little Guitar Man Red Foley; Baby's Gone... more

A move to Mercury in '61 led to the biggest hits of Leroy's career, including "Walk On By" (#1) and "If A Woman Answers (Hang Up the Phone)" (#3). They're here along with 28 more of his best Mercury... more