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A slow-burning country-soul gem long lost to time, this 1973 rarity captures Razzy Bailey at his most raw, real, and quietly revolutionary. Newly remastered and on CD for the first time, it brings... more

Glowing with warmth and fluid motion, this session flows between soulful grooves, Latin fire, and free-spirited modal flights. Horns rise, rhythms ripple, and the piano's gentle touch keeps the... more

By 1976, B.J. Thomas had already carved his place in the American songbook, but with this album, he didn't just revisit Hank Williams' music-he stepped into the very soul of it. With a voice that's... more

A poignant reflection of late-'60s folk, this debut album captures Tom Ghent's journey from the coffeehouses of Providence to the heart of Greenwich Village. With stripped-down acoustic arrangements... more

A raw and freewheeling snapshot of a creative moment in time, this album captures the chaos, poetry, and spontaneity of true artistic expression. From deep-cut musings on freedom to offbeat studio... more

Bucky Dee James wasn't just covering Waylon Jennings' songs-he was channeling their soul. With a voice worn by experience and a deep reverence for his hero, Bucky breathes new life into the classics,... more

In the heart of California's Central Valley, where neon flickers through the dust and steel guitar hangs in the air like heat off blacktop, Kim Carter found the shape of her sound. Raised on jukebox... more

With raw energy and masterful artistry, Bobby Paris leads you on an unforgettable odyssey where every note is a beacon, lighting up a path of innovation and passion. Step into a world where music... more

In an era when country music's heartstrings are pulled by voices that echo the trials and triumphs of everyday life, Kim Carter steps forward with a tribute that resonates deep and true. Singing the... more

When Jerry Lee Lewis takes the bench, it's never just another session. And this collection proves it-nine tracks that blaze with the wild pulse and barroom gospel grit of a man who never asked for... more

A commanding vocalist, Arelean had the power to sound both tough and tender, often within a single line. She wasn't singing about the blues - she was living them, twisting everyday heartaches and... more

There's a certain kind of magic that happens when two voices-two souls-intertwine, not just in harmony, but in life itself. Here, these globe-trotting troubadours of Greenwich Village coffeehouses... more

Blazing with soulful energy and fearless reinvention, here Rhetta Hughes transforms beloved classics into deep, groove-laden anthems. With rich arrangements and powerhouse vocals, this album captures... more