British vocal group The Rockin' Berries' two albums from 1965 for the Pye and Piccadilly labels. This package wraps up all their sixties' output for the labels and includes the Birmingham band's two... more

These Cincinnati country-rockers broke through in the mid-'70s on RCA Victor but rose to yet greater heights on Casablanca starting in 1980. These 1980 and 1981 LPs find them led by Vince Gill and... more

Two CD set. From 1982 and 1983 come two US Top 30 albums from the Wilson brothers. The singles 'Early In The Morning' and 'Outstanding' were #1 Billboard R&B chart hits, whilst 'You Dropped A Bomb On... more

The Box Tops' four albums, recorded between 1967 and 1969 for Bell Records, plus bonus tracks. Featuring the pragmatic 16 year old singer Alex Chilton, The Box Tops had a worldwide hit with 'The... more

Digitally remastered two CD set containing a pair of the Chicago rockers' albums, originally released in 1977 and 1990 albums. The Grand Illusion was a US Top Ten album with the song 'Come Sail Away'... more

Digitally remastered two CD set containing a pair of Gap Band albums from 1986 and 1988, originally released on the Total Experience Records label. Gap Band 8 features the UK Top 5 hit single 'Big... more

Standing out amid the psychedelic haze of the late '60s was the pure pop of Puckett & the Union Gap. These 1968–71 LPs are full of dramatic orchestrations and Puckett's big, soulful voice; between... more

This Brooklyn-born rocker started scoring hits in '78 but really elevated in the mid-'80s, soaring up the charts and stepping up to stadiums with his smash anthems. All four of these 1983–92 LPs... more

Digitally remastered two CD set containing Classic IV's Imperial/Liberty Records albums from 1968, 1969 and 1970. These feature the Top 5 US hits 'Spooky', 'Stormy' and 'Traces', whilst the first... more

UK three CD set containing a trio of albums from the beloved pop duo. Contains three Atlantic Records albums from 1965, 1966 and 1967 plus a host of A and B sides of singles released by Atlantic, but... more

Of all the Southern rock groups, ARS had the most arena-ready melodic hooks—and this was their biggest triumph: their #7 LP from '78 featuring the smashes Imaginary Lover and I'm Not Gonna Let It... more

Their 1981 breakthrough plus the 1982 LP that became an even bigger smash…the two best-selling albums by Donnie Van Zant and his partners-in-Southern rock! Listen as they perfect their arena-ready... more

Randy Bachman left one superstar rock band (the Guess Who) for another when he formed BTO in the early '70s. BTO wasted no time, either, bursting right out of the box with these hit LPs in '73 and... more

After years of hit records on Columbia and Capitol, Dr. Hook returned to the pop charts with these 1980 and 1982 albums on Casablanca. The beloved country-rockers collected two more Top 40 pop hits... more

After sending eight Polydor albums to the pop charts from 1974–80, Atlanta Rhythm Section signed to Columbia and charted yet again with this excellent album. This 1981 LP was one of their all-time... more

Fans of Simon Supree & the Big Sound were no doubt surprised to hear these first two LPs by Gentle Giant, which arose out of the ashes of that group. Out went the old R&B, in came the daring... more

In a career full of accolades, Fogelberg won his most ardent praise for this 1981 double-LP—which not only reached #6, but stayed on the charts for 62 weeks. Even as Dan chronicled the journey from... more

More than a decade after debuting on the pop charts with Pickin' Up the Pieces, these country-rockers reached #46 with the melody-driven Under the Gun ('80). Their Civil War concept album Blue and... more

Mason revisited Traffic classics and early solo gems on the double-LP Certified Live. That charted in '76; Let It Flow went Top 40 in '77 on the strength of his biggest solo hit, We Just Disagree.... more

Originally released on the Island label in the early '80s, Belew's freshman and sophomore solo releases came out not long after he joined King Crimson; together, they offer a crash-course in the... more

Although widespread fame would prove elusive, this session guitarist's third and fourth solo albums would find critical acclaim. Includes Central Park; Gonna Move; Friend of Mine; Does Anybody Care;... more

These Southern rockers really found their sound with these two charting albums from '75 and '76. These early gems feature the pop hits Jukin and Free Spirit plus Cuban Crisis; It Just Ain't Your... more

The dizzying array of folk-rock, R&B and psychedelic songs that Shawn unleashed on these 1970 and 1971 LPs bewildered industry folks but enthralled critics and his newfound fans. He leaps from... more

The first two albums by these British art-rockers go for big bucks online, and were on the highly collectible Vertigo "spiral" label, but appear here together on a double-CD set.

Six-string slinger Kim Simmonds and his mates spent the second half of the '70s on London, and these were their last two releases for that label (1976 and 1978). Rock along with their amped-up blues... more