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Buck Owens' guitarist was such a fine fiddler that he earned the LP That Fiddlin' Man in '71, compiled from Buck's albums. A hit with fans but out of print for decades, that LP returns here with 10... more

Buck's 1975 Capitol LP was shelved after its lead single "Country Singer's Prayer" failed to chart. And so, apart from that song and the version here of "The Battle of New Orleans" (both of which... more

Bakersfield country lovers swooned over the three 2-CD collections of Buck's complete Capitol singles, which covered 1957–66, 1967–70 and 1971–75. Now, for the first time, all three of those... more

She's filed under rockabilly, but Wanda draws from R&B, jazz and honky-tonk country, too, as you hear 29 career-defining A's and B's: "I Gotta Know" ('56); her '60s hits "Right or Wrong" and "In the... more

These 28 A- and B-sides lifted Merle from the clubs of Bakersfield to the national country charts: his Top 10s "Swinging Doors," "The Bottle Let Me Down," "The Fugitive," "I Threw Away the Rose,"... more

After spending the '50s and '60s on RCA, Columbia and MGM—and quitting drugs and alcohol—Don was ready for a new start, and found it on the Hickory label. Here are 20 key moments from this country... more

Digitally remastered and expanded two CD edition of this 1997 album by the Country/Americana band led by Rhett Miller.

25th Anniversary expanded edition contains five previously unissued tracks recorded live, November 14, 1999 on Mountain Stage. While gigging in Austin, Texas, in the late 1980s, Kelly Willis... more

2021 archive collection from singer-guitarist Trini Lopez containing rare sides from his years with Reprise Record.

Originally released in 1973, just two months after In The Palm Of Your Hand, Ain't It Amazing, Gracie became yet another top 20 album for Owens and His Buckaroos, reaching #17 on the country album... more

Tom Brumley And The Buckaroos Steelin' The Show - Showcases the artistry of The Buckaroos' legendary steel guitarist. 17 tracks from 1964-1969. Contains Buck Owens' "Together Again" featuring Tom's... more

The second in this series chronicling all of Buck's historic Capitol singles from the '50s, '60s and '70s collects every A- and B-side from 1967–70. These made him a legend and defined the... more

Buck's knack for business transformed him from hardcore honky-tonker to country comedian on the wildly popular "Hee Haw," but TV stardom never obscured his unvarnished roots. This 50-track collection... more

Buck sings his favorite hits by other country stars—songs from the '20s to the '70s—in this collection of unreleased Hee Haw recordings. The Bakersfield icon puts his own spin on "Honky-Tonk Man,"... more

Highlights from a 3-night stand on a 2002 joint headlining tour |Before Billy Joe Shavers death in 2020, Willie Nelson called Shaver the greatest living songwriter. That isnt out of line, as Billy... more

First CD release of material from the star-studded 1997 PBS broadcast including six previously unissued tracks recorded at the show and four Hyatt solo recordings. Uncle Walt's Band (David Ball,... more

25th Anniversary reissue of double platinum album. • Contains the smash title cut, "Thinkin' Problem." • Remastered with seven bonus tracks. • Remarks from country stars Kix Brooks, The Bellamy... more

The final installment completing the entirety of Buck Owens' historical Capitol singles. One of the good things that happened in 1970 was that I finally had my studio up and running in Bakersfield.... more

A crucial cog in Buck Owens' band was Don Rich, a fiddle master but an even more dazzling guitarist. His picking steals the show on these 17 tracks from 10 releases by Buck and the Buckaroos; an... more

Recorded in Sausalito, Los Angeles and New Orleans, the bluegrass legend's new album features guest appearances from Jack Casady and Gillian Welch plus instrumentation ranging from banjo and pedal... more

First off, these 1950 broadcasts from KSIB in Creston, Iowa, haven't been heard since their broadcast 64 years ago. Second, these 24 tracks include Hank's classics as well as songs he performed very... more

It was a special moment for Buck, and for country music: the September 9, 1968 concert that brought the Bakersfield legend—and country music itself—to the White House. This disc presents that... more

Jim and John Hager recorded three albums for Capitol Records: The Hagers and Two Hagers Are Better Than One in 1970, and Motherhood, Apple Pie & The Flag the following year. The identical twins also... more

1974 gave Buck Owens and His Buckaroos their 23rd top 10 country album with (It's A) Monster's Holiday. The title track would peak at #6 on the singles chart, and it features "On The Cover Of The... more

Riginally released in 1973, In The Palm Of Your Hand became yet another hit album for Owens and His Buckaroos, hitting #21 entry on the country album charts. Nine of the ten of the songs were written... more