On the band’s pre-Grace Slick 1966 debut, Marty Balin wrote/co-wrote most of the songs and handles most of the lead vocals. Their first single, It’s No Secret, joins Run Around; And I Like It; Let Me... more

Digitally remastered edition in a mini replica of the original vinyl release. The CD has the original vinyl label printed on the disc, they have printed inner sleeves if the original LP came with... more

Anyone who had their own vinyl copy of "Caroline" (the hit single on this 1973 LP) will know the B-side here: "Joanne," the original flipside of "Caroline." And any UK fan of these enduring rockers... more

One of the most successful albums of Status Quo’s career, this 1976 LP shot to UK #1 and sent the singles "Rain" and "Mystery Song" soaring up the UK charts. This rockin’ boogie gem also includes... more

This was more of a phenomenon than a hit, soaring to #1 in September 1966, staying on the charts for 60 weeks and unleashing the #9 hit "Love is Like an Itching in My Heart" and the #1 smash and... more

The instrumental jams the band was already famous for joined infectiously melodic folk-rock tunes on Quicksilver Messenger Service’s first LP, which debuted on the pop charts in June of ’68. Includes... more

Martha and the boys retained their golden touch on this 1983 LP, another big hit featuring another Top 10 smash, "Suddenly Last Summer." "Remember the Nights" cracked the Top 40, too; those hits join... more

Two particularly memorable covers grace this 1983 LP: his hit version of The System’s "You Are in My System" and his easygoing spin on Kool & the Gang’s "You Can Have It (Take My Heart)." Those join... more

1977: the year that punk arrived, and Willy DeVille, too. His band Mink DeVille debuted that year with this outstanding album produced by the one and only Jack Nitzsche: the big UK hit "Spanish... more

Mink DeVille’s storming rendition of Moon Martin’s hit "Rolene" joins "Easy Slider," "Soul Twist," "Guardian Angel," "I Broke That Promise," "Desperate Days" and the rest of this 1978 LP, another... more

Digitally remastered edition housed in a mini LP sleeve that reproduces all the components of the original LPs and is an exact replica in compact disc size with authentic cardboard jacket and paper... more

Future Minutemen/Firehose favorite "The Red and the Black" kicks off the band’s 1973 LP, which begins with the blistering rockers of side A ("The Black") and concludes with the sludgy, bluesy cuts on... more

The debut album (1967) from Kim Simmonds and company is a cornerstone of the British blues boom. So British in fact, that it wasn’t even issued in the U.S. initially. This CD reissue recreates the... more

The Winter Brothers bring the heat on this joyously rocking 1976 LP, digging into some Chuck Berry, Elvis Presley, Sam & Dave, Righteous Brothers and more. These are their electrifying live... more

The Athens, Georgia legends gave this shiny happy performance in Orlando in ’98 for the Big Band Radio Broadcast. This came out on vinyl for Record Store Day in April; its CD debut is on a black... more

Disney-goers were delighted when this superstar singer-songwriter performed during 1998’s Rock ’n’ Rockets fireworks extravaganza. This first physical release is a black polycarbonate CD with... more

Michael’s third hit Warner Bros. LP (1979) is a smooth, seductive jazz-pop affair, with silky strings backing Franks and jazz greats Ron Carter, Bucky Pizzarelli, Kenny Baron and Flora Purim. The... more

Little Stevie was growing up fast (though still a teenager) when he recorded this early classic (’66). His own style started shining bright here as he unleashed the title smash and the hits "With a... more

The title of Chris Rea’s 1978 debut was a reference to the stage name his label suggested for him. Thankfully he went his own way—both image-wise and sonically—and the 10 tracks on this... more

This 1985 debut introduced a bold new voice to radio and MTV. One that would still be going strong decades later. This reissue is housed in a mini-LP sleeve and all the components of the original LP... more

Charting in the U.S., UK and seven other countries, Marianne’s 1981 follow-up to "Broken English" saw her moving away from new wave and more toward full-on rock. "For Beauty’s Sake," co-written with... more

Digitally re-mastered edition housed in a mini LP sleeve that reproduces all the components of the original LPs and is an exact replica in compact disc size with authentic cardboard jacket and paper... more

Stacks of guitars and vocal harmonies and several of the band’s most memorable singles occupy this 1977 album (a #43 LP). "Godzilla," "I Love the Night" and the Ian Hunter co-write "Goin’ Through the... more

A trio of hits lifted this London new-wave band to stardom in the States: "Don’t Be My Enemy;" the Top 40 hit "Don’t Let Go" and especially the smash destined for many an ’80s compilation: "Dance... more

Even dancier and catchier than "Points on the Curve," "Mosaic" (1986) gave Wang Chung their two biggest smashes: "Everybody Have Fun Tonight" (another ubiquitous tune on ’80s comps) and "Let’s Go!."... more