Two early 1970s albums from Ike and Tina. Whilst their live shows packed them in, the duo found it hard to rekindle the recorded success of 'River Deep, Mountain High'. However, these two albums... 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

These live 1972 recordings capture one of the most electrifying acts in R&B storming through a set of their own hits and other classics. New notes set the scene as you hear "River Deep, Mountain... more

Not only did the Doobies chart with Cycles in '89, nearly 20 years after they formed—they shot to #17 pop! That was their highest chart placement in almost a decade; here's that return to glory plus... more

The pop prowess of this blue-eyed soul man really started flowering on these two charting LPs from '72 and '74. He's in total command on the sweet ballads, original tunes and Allen Toussaint covers... more

The recently re-formed—and reinvigorated—Allmans cracked the Top 50 with these two early-'80s Arista LPs. The boys scored with Angeline and the Top 40 hit Straight from the Heart, which join Famous... more

After his years in the Steve Miller Band and a late-'60s solo foray on Atlantic, Boz signed to Columbia and kicked off a decade of success with these two charting 1971 LPs. Glyn Johns produced these... more

Russ Ballard produced 1982's View from the Ground, with contributions by members of Blood, Sweat & Tears and Toto plus Carl Wilson and Christopher Cross. They helped these soft-rockers hit the Top 10... more

This is Fleetwood Mac in their early blues-rock era—though it also represents their last days with Peter Green, who was gone less than a year after this 1969 LP came out. Green's own Black Magic... more

The first two Epic albums by these quintessential Midwestern '70s rockers out of Champaign, Illinois!

These three charting Columbia LPs (1975, 1976, 1978) are packed with Stills originals plus covers of Neil Young and Buddy Holly among others; his hit Turn Back the Pages joins Lowdown; Not Fade Away;... more

America started their post-Dan Peek era (they continued as a duo) with these 1979 and 1980 Capitol LPs. Silent Letter was the band's last George Martin-produced work, and both of these contain some... more