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Every note that Merle Haggard recorded for Capitol as a solo artist in the studio between 1969 and 1976, his peak years. And when we say "peak," we mean it; very few artists have scaled the heights... more

Already a star since the late '50s, Buck Owens saw his star rise yet further in the late '60s, when he started co-hosting "Hee-Haw," sold out concert after concert and cracked the country Top 10... more

Bear Family already earned a Grammy nod for their Bristol Sessions set (the 1927 Victor Records sessions in Bristol, Tennessee known as "The Big Bang of Country Music"). This new set—a 4-CD LP-sized... more

These 6 CDs chronicle Sun's country output from 1950–59: big stars plus artists who never made it but sure sound like they should've. You'll hear newly restored audio and newly discovered tracks, and... more

Merle Haggard's '60s breakthrough came on Capitol and his '80s resurgence on Epic—but what happened in between? Ah, yes: his overlooked, underappreciated MCA recordings, which found the iconic... more

In April 1964, right at the beginning of Beatlemania, RCA Nashville took the audacious step of sending its biggest stars to Europe. Those making the trip were Jim Reeves, Bobby Bare, the Anita Kerr... more

2008 six CD box set dedicated to the influence of the father of Country Music, released to coincide with the 75th Anniversary of the death of 'The Singing Brakeman'. This collection documents the... more

EU-only six CD collection. This set is a full, long overdue anthology of the music and musicians who created Skiffle. From the African American forebears of the 1920s and '30s like the Memphis Jug... more

Bear Family already put out a set of Hank's Capitol recordings. Now, they chronicle what followed: two decades of music on Dot, ABC, MCA, Churchill and Warner Bros. The country-music marketplace... more