UK two CD set. From Every Stage is a live album recorded by Joan Baez on tour in the summer of 1975. The first half of the album was acoustic, with Baez accompanying herself on her guitar, while the... more

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

These three 1973–74 LPs came out on Philips, Vertigo and Mercury and feature Sonny Curtis, Jerry Allison (who formed the Crickets with Buddy Holly) and Glen D. Hardin along with ex-Family bassist... more

One "best-of" (re-records of his early hits) and three much-loved live LPs, originally issued between '64 and '67 and brought together here in remastered fashion on 2 CDs. Copious new notes join... more

Digitally remastered two-fer containing a pair of albums for Warner Bros. Dating from 1970 and 1971. Both made the US Top 200, with the single 'Love Is Life' creeping into the Top 100. These... more

After years on Mercury, Lewis continued his country-chart hit streak on Elektra. These three Elektra LPs from 1979–80 include his hits "Rockin' My Life Away," "Who Will the Next Fool Be," "When Two... more

The Rascals' last two Atlantic LPs before they moved two Columbia for two final albums, "See" (which reached #45) and "Search and Nearness" come to one CD with remastered sound and new notes. Here,... 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

Jerry transitioned from rock 'n' roll star on Sun to country star on Mercury in 1970. These 1971 LPs witness that evolution with his country smashes Touching Home and Would You Take Another Chance on... more

These 1965 and 1968 LPs date from the time just before Jerry Lee transitioned from constantly charting rock 'n' roller to country-chart dominator. He pours his heart, soul and sweat into his own... more

One of rock 'n' roll's first icons was firmly ensconced as a country star by the time these 1970 and 1971 LPs cracked the country Top 10. The revitalized Jerry Lee pours his heart and soul into his... 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

What was Muddy Waters' first LP to hit the pop charts? It was Electric Mud, his Chess album aimed squarely at the psychedelic scene: fuzzed-out spins on I Just Want to Make Love to You; Hoochie... more

Two very different but equally compelling Chess LPs: his 1966 album full of horns, organ and some mighty impressive R&B crooning by Muddy, and his 1973 return to raw, rockin' Chicago blues. Sammy... more

Two 1971 Chess LPs: a collection of rare cuts from the '50s and '60s and a smokin' live set by the Mississippi Delta's glorious gift to Chicago blues! The live LP features James Cotton, Sammy Lawhorn... more

2008 digitally remastered CD feature a pair of albums from the guitar legend. Twenty Terrific Twangies was eagerly sought after by aficionados of Duane's music, as it contained five previously... more

The last two LPs by these blue-eyed soul stars (1971/1972) were artistic triumphs, but their fans' demand for the poppy hits of old kept 'em from climbing the charts. Instead, Felix Cavaliere and the... 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

He wasn't just rock 'n' roll, he wasn't just country—he was just Jerry Lee. These two mid-'60s LPs make it easy to see why he was so adored in both camps; he sings and plays heartfelt versions of... more

Includes his hits What's Made Milwaukee Famous (Has Made a Loser Out of Me); Another Place Another Time; She Still Comes Around (to Love What's Left of Me), and more, 22 great rockers and country... more

These 1972 and 1975 albums feature two tunes that hit the pop charts, Chantilly Lace and Turn On Your Love Light, plus his country hits Lonely Weekends; I Can Still Hear the Music in the Restroom,... more

Digitally remastered 2 five star albums on a single CD from the King of the Blues from 1969 and 1971 and both are home to King's signature song "The Thrill Is Gone". The original studio version was... more

Digitally remastered 2 albums on a single CD from the King of the Blues from the late 70's and recorded in collaboration with the Crusaders and Will Jennings.

These two original LP collections take you back to Chuck's electrifying early days with Chess. This is rock 'n' roll history and also still the freshest sounding cuts from that storied era: Sweet... more

That'll Be the Day, a 1961 release, collects Buddy's 1956 Nashville sessions, made before stardom beckoned. And Remember was a 1971 collection of rare B-sides alongside tracks Norman Petty finished... more