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This honky-tonk master of drinkin' and cheatin' songs delivered a country gem full of steel guitar, piano and shades of Hank Williams with his 1979 LP "Gary," then returned to his Southern... more

The first two LPs here (from '65 and '70) contain two hits by Bobby and Skeeter: "A Dear John Letter" and "Your Husband, My Wife." Bobby's 1967 LP "The Game of Triangles" features Norma Jean... more

It was none other than Shel Silverstein who wrote these songs about the realities of growing old for this country-music dream team (Shel was apparently motivated after a youngster had the gall to... more

Vince Gill, Ricky Skaggs, Rodney Crowell, Gene Watson, Vern Gosdin, the Gatlin Brothers and a team of top songwriters joined Tammy in the making of these 1985 and 1987 LPs. Her memorable duet... more

Fans of this beautiful, talented hitmaker from Tennessee were sad to see her retire to family life in the '90s. These two collections bring us back to the Epic hits that made her name: her country... more

Tammy started her long streak of Top 10 country hits in '67, then rose to superstardom in '68 with these two LPs, both of which crossed over to the pop charts. This is a country legend at her... more

In 1995, some 35 years after greatly inspiring a young Bob Dylan, Ramblin' Jack won his first Grammy. These 1968 and 1970 LPs recorded for Warner/Reprise (brought back here with the original sleeve... more

This longtime Status Quo collaborator teams with that band's Francis Rossi and Rick Parfitt as well as guitarists Albert Lee and Micky Moody on this album full of revisits to Quo classics as well as... more