Chuck Berry somehow delivered the most thrilling set of a show that included Alice Cooper's infamous 'chicken' moment, featured crowds waving lighters and matches for the first time, was financed by... more

Progressive soft rock brought straight from an unidentified English pub, via an anonymous Welsh studio, to your needles and ears. Brewers Droop created this piece of historical significance with a... more

Celebrating it's 50th anniversary, Grady Tate's Movin' Day, originally released in 1971 on the Janus label, showcases his skill as both a vocalist and drummer. This album blends soulful grooves with... more

First released in 1974, this is Harvey 'The Snake' Mandel's final record for the Janus label. Mandel rose to fame during the Woodstock era as a member of Canned Heat. He also played with John Mayall,... more

In 1946, Duke Ellington's best instrument was not the piano but the orchestra. Originally captured for radio broadcasts these pristine recordings showcase an unparalleled force in jazz and a master... more

The legendary Lightnin' Slim is your favorite bluesman's favorite bluesman. He played a pivotal role in shaping the Louisiana blues sound. High & Low Down was originally released in 1971. As we... more

Recorded on October 11, 1980, this is the very first "Bubba's Live" recording. The evening celebrated Art Blakey's birthday and showcased one of the youngest and most talented lineups of the Jazz... more

"Drain My Brain" might just be the most aptly named record of the 20th century. It's a pure stream of consciousness from the brilliant and one-of-a-kind artist, Shel Silverstein. Whatever this album... more

Clear Yellow Vinyl edition. Lightnin' Hopkins' legendary Vault LP 'California Mudslide', now reissued for very the first time on heavyweight color edition vinyl. A true Texas Bluesman, Hopkins... more