Memphis legend Jim Dickinson led this 1979 endeavor, recording in theaters, studios and even artists' homes to capture the sounds and spirit of Memphis. This was made as a fundraiser for the radio... more

Shines toured with Robert Johnson in the '30s before recording his first sides in '46 for Columbia and again for Chess in 1950. He'd be rediscovered and cherished decades later; here he is, largely... more

Remastered from original tapes. • Includes 8 previously unissued tracks. • Updated liner notes & photos from original album producer, Leroy Jodie Pierson. Legendary St. Louis blues vocalist,... more

This Renaissance man (and pride of St. Louis) founded Nighthawk Records, co-produced most of their albums, is a noted scholar of blues and reggae and is a stellar singer and guitarist, to boot. This... more

One of the great enduring figures in blues and R&B, Bobby has seen a much-deserved resurgence lately, headlining festivals and basking in admiration and respect everywhere he goes. This new anthology... more

It was a night to remember, at Washington University on February 3, 1973, when these St. Louis blues legends—who began their lifelong friendship and collaborations in the '20s—came together for this... more