Each one of these 1969–72 LPs saw these UK art-rockers take a bigger step toward the top of the U.S. charts: "On the Threshold of a Dream" (#20), "To Our Children’s Children" (#14), "A Question of... more

While the Byrds and Mamas & Papas mixed up folk-rock, psych-pop and good vibes on the West Coast, John Sebastian led the Lovin’ Spoonful to similar pastures—and heights of success—from NYC. Here are... more

The prolific beginnings of the greatest British folk-rock band of all time are brought together in complete form! Their 1968–70 LPs "Fairport Convention," "What We Did on Our Holidays,"... more

In the wake of a horrific car crash, Beck rebounded with "Rough and Ready" (’71) and the Steve Cropper-produced "Jeff Beck Group" (’72). On those two LPs, he fused rock with jazz and soul; he took... more

Steve Miller’s bandmate went on to big success, taking his smooth pop-soul to the charts via his LPs Moments (’71), Slow Dancer (’74) and his three biggest triumphs: Silk Degrees (’76, #2), Down Two... more

King rose from songwriter for the stars to a superstar in her own right with "Tapestry" (’71). This set picks up her career in ’77 with "Simple Things" then follows her through the rest of the ’70s... more

Beck’s second box in this series starts with another Jan Hammer collaboration, There and Back (’81, #21), then moves to 1985’s Flash featuring his hit spin on People Get Ready with Rod Stewart. He... more

Derek earned his reputation as one of the greatest slide guitarists on Earth on the road and with these breakthrough albums with his mighty band: "Soul Serenade," "Songlines," "Already Free" and the... more

They’d been L.A. metal favorites since the late ’70s, but Quiet Riot finally hit on the lineup and sound to catch fire in ’83, and the five-times-platinum LP "Metal Health" was their reward. Here’s... more

The sublime high tenor of Simon & Garfunkel soared exquisitely on Art’s 1973 solo debut, "Angel Clare." "Breakaway" (’75) gave him his second Top 10 LP, and 1978’s "Watermark" was a big hit, too.... more

Grapefruit’s "alternative look" at the classic rock years of England pairs hits by the superstars with a wealth of killer cuts you just don’t hear on the radio. A lavishly annotated and illustrated... more

The harmonies were too sublime and Thom Bell productions too exquisite for this Philly group to stay within the confines of the City of Brotherly Love. These 1971–75 LPs lifted the Stylistics to... more

We file her under folk-rock, but Sandy was a soul-stirring songstress of the highest order no matter what she was singing, be it her own beguiling songs or her transfixing twists on ones penned by... more

Rick is one of the all-time prog-rock kings of the keyboard, but he displays his mastery of classical, folk and funk, too, as you hear five pillars of his career: "The Six Wives of Henry VIII,"... more

Three CD set. Sheena Easton's first-ever collection of every UK and US single A-side from her hugely successful EMI era - including 7-inch edits, 12-inch extended versions and rare dub mixes - many... more

Eight CDs. SoulMusic Records is very proud to present a deluxe box set of the 11 Columbia and ARC albums by award-winning icon Deniece Williams released between 1976-1988. Produced by SoulMusic. Com... more

Sly’s music and message spread like wildfire as these LPs hit the streets from ’67 to ’71. The horn-heavy soul of their debut, A Whole New Thing, leads to the freewheeling Dance to the Music... more

These 1968–71 LPs witness the stunning evolution of Marc Bolan from acoustic psych-folk hippie to electric, glittering king of the glam-rockers. His Tyrannosaurus Rex LPs "My People Were Fair and Had... more

UK nine CD set. As well as extensive liner notes from Malcolm Dome, this expansive set features a wealth of bonus tracks. Includes the albums You Can Tune A Piano But You Can't Tuna Fish (plus bonus... more

What a great place to start if you want to know, once and for all, why Dusty is still the most beloved blue-eyed soul songstress of all. "A Girl Called Dusty," "Ev’rthing’s Coming Up Dusty,"... more

Peter’s 1981–88 Full Moon LPs "Peter Cetera," "Solitude/Solitaire" and "One More Story" arrived during the period where, after being with them since 1967, Peter got ready to step away from Chicago to... more

Short lived as it was, the Bath Festival of Blues & Progressive Music (initially called the Bath Festival of Blues) was a watershed event that presented a wide array of bands who were destined for... more

These 1971–74 LPs—"New Riders of the Purple Sage," "Powerglide," "Gyspy Cowboy," "The Adventures of Panama Red" and "Home, Home on the Road"—saw this band evolve from a Grateful Dead offshoot to a... more

Five CD set containing a quintet of albums by the Southern Rock legends in mini LP sleeves, all housed in a slipcase. This set includes the popular albums The Allman Brothers Band, Idlewild South,... more

Multiple generations of bands who’ve taken crowds on epic heavy-metal journeys can look back to "In-A-Gadda-Da-Vida" as the godfather of it all. As you hear all five LPs from Iron Butterfly’s... more