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A 5-CD, 159-track set containing his COMPLETE recordings from 1953 to 1964! This is the Big Bang of the Bakersfield Sound, featuring demos, LPs and legendary singles like Under Your Spell Again;... more

The last Columbia album from everybody's favorite country renegade, reissued with some AMAZING bonus tracks! Like, for instance, the track he recorded for Cabut Records in West Virginia while waiting... more

Just Divorced (from 1984) is a typically frank exploration of divorce featuring Coe's biggest hit, Mona Lisa's Lost Her Smile, while Darlin' Darlin' has a bushel full of great songs, highlighted by a... more

23 tunes, including big hits like "A Week in a County Jail," "Ballad of Forty Dollars," "Homecoming," "Shoeshine Man" and more. Bear Family.

Two classics on one CD! Merle's 1947 Folksongs of the Hills LP features the original versions of Sixteen Tons; Dark As a Dungeon; I Am a Pilgrim; Nine Pound Hammer, and more. His 1963 follow-up LP,... more

"The greatest female country singer that has ever stepped up to a microphone"—George Jones. That's some towering praise for Leona Williams, coming from country's greatest male singer. The ex-Mrs.... more

The first British bands to play country-rock—Head, Hands and Feet (Country Boy) and Cochise (Lost Hearts)—sit alongside country-rock gems by North America's rockers, bluesmen and country stars here.... more

Singer-songwriters and bands from California, Texas, Nashville, New York and New England are all to be found across these 37 tracks that chronicle the early-'70s country-rock diaspora. Big names and... more

The last days of Gram Parsons (That's All It Took; She, and, with Emmylou Harris, Sleepless Nights) are documented here, and the Allman Brothers bring Southern rock to the table with Ramblin' Man.... more

Townes Van Zandt's unissued Delta Mama Blues joins Midnight Rider Allman Brothers Band; Living on the Open Road Delaney & Bonnie and Friends; Just Another Whistle Stop the Band; Me and Bobby McGee... more

Two generations of country stars (Merle Haggard's and Dwight Yoakam's) drew inspiration from this pioneer of the Bakersfield sound. A 44-page booklet chronicles Wynn's career full of country boogie,... more

Patsy wasn't just a master of the seductive ballad—she cut a lot of catchy up-tempo stuff in her first five years of recording. Her bouncier tunes have been reissued scattershot on various... more

Bear Family has been fervid fans of Lefty's since the days decades ago when his name was still obscure, and this disc pairs a 36-page booklet with 35 of his hottest up-tempo tracks: his '50s hits... more

Bear Family's batch of vintage Western theme songs walks the line between recording artists and movie stars—check out this assortment: My Rifle Dean Martin; Bonanza Johnny Cash; Man Without a Star... more

Includes 3-Time Loser; Honey Don't; Loving Her Will Make You Lose Your Mind, and more.

All Music Guide calls this album "perhaps the most significant western album of the '60s," and you'd be hard-pressed to argue when you hear Eddy's ethereal takes on the Sons of the Pioneers' Cool... more

Billy cut these rockin' sides for Columbia years before becoming one of the biggest country stars of the '70s. Among the 21 tracks (recorded in Nashville from 1958 to 1960) are his first charting pop... more

Bear Family DeLuxe first time ever vinyl reissue of this essential and extremely hard-to-find album, originally released on Bell Records in 1973. Country, Soul and Funk: 'Cosmic American Music'- He... more

Recent reissues have rewound to the era before Johnny's Epic-label hits (his Little Darlin' sides). This one hits the rewind button again to bring you his earliest cuts (as Donny Young)—his Decca... more

This outstanding 29-track retrospective brings you all of Roger's early RCA hits ("When Two Worlds Collide," "You Don't Want My Love" and "Lock, Stock and Teardrops"), his huge hits on the Smash... more

Bear Family explore the legacy of Hank Cochran who was always in heart a country artist and after his association with Eddie Cochran ended, returned to his real love country music. Conversely some... more

A 96-page booklet chronicles the formative years of country rock as you hear 41 tracks (nearly two hours of trailblazing music). Seminal rock 'n' rollers join the new breed: T. for Texas; I'm Movin'... more

A 28-track overview of Tex's Capitol recordings, this collection spans from 1942 to 1957 and includes Rye Whiskey; Gunsmoke; I Got Spurs to Jingle Jangle Jingle; Blood on the Saddle; Remember the... more

Their complete Mercury recordings AND their 1950–59 Columbia recordings, including, of course, the original Foggy Mountain Breakdown! Over 100 tracks. Bear Family.

Dorsey Burnette wore a lot of musical hats during the early years of his prolific career. Ferocious bass-slapping rockabilly with The Rock n Roll Trio, prolific hit songwriter with his brother Johnny... more