Digitally remastered pressing containing two albums on one disc. From 1968 and 1973 come guitar virtuoso Carlton's first two solo albums. With A Little Help features Carlton's jazz versions of... 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

In '74, 19-year-old guitar whiz Al DiMeola joined Chick Corea, Stanley Clarke and Lenny White to form the prime lineup of this trailblazing jazz-rock group. Where Have I Known You Before went pop Top... 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

Two albums put out in England by Pye Records while Chuck was in jail during the early '60s; you can bet the Beatles and Stones listened to these long and hard! Includes Maybellene; Sweet Little... more

This 1969 album was indeed pivotal for Mayall, as he turned away from the boogie blues of the Mick Taylor/Peter Green/Eric Clapton days to a much more introspective sound. Great late-night listening!

Allen Toussaint produced, played piano on and wrote most of the songs on 1975's Notice to Appear, which also features two Mayall originals and a funky spin on A Hard Day's Night. Blue Mitchell and... more