Conway Twitty is back with a collection of some of his biggest hits and well-loved songs from a long and illustrious career on standout tracks including 'The Road That I Walk', 'Where I Stand' and 'I... more

Step back in time and rediscover the golden age of live music at Orlando's very own Church Street Station. Featuring timeless live performances from now legendary musicians including George Jones, Ed... more

'Live at The Jazz India Festival, 1978' presents a remarkable testament to the brilliance of Don Ellis, despite the looming brevity of his life at the time of this performance. Unearthed like a... more

Country Harvest Records unveils the sultry sounds of Jeanne Pruett with the reissue of "Satin Sheets." Originally released in the 1970s, Pruett's distinctive voice and the title track's crossover... more

Country Harvest Records puts the pedal to the metal with the reissue of Dave Dudley's "Truck Drivin' Son-of-a-Gun". A luminary in the world of trucker country, Dudley's distinctive baritone and... more

Standing as a true example of the exceptional music of the time and with exemplary musicianship carefully weaved through every note, it's hard to believe this album went fairly unnoticed when first... more

Highlighting their time spent with Vault Records in the 1960s and engineered by legendary surf rock pioneer Richard Delvey, this album collects some of the Beau's best-loved moments on tracks... more

In 1975, Munich was quickly becoming one of Europe's top cities for disco. That year, it housed the team of Giorgio Moroder and Pete Bellotte who would produce Donna Summer's breakthrough hit 'Love... more

In 1975, Munich was quickly becoming one of Europe's top cities for disco. That year, it housed the team of Giorgio Moroder and Pete Bellotte who would produce Donna Summer's breakthrough hit 'Love... more

Rising from the ashes of the folk-rocking Arizona outfit 'The Bittersweets' in 1967, Phoenix musicians 'Twentieth Century Zoo' are born to take you on a journey through the catchy and energetic, to... more

Holding a special allure for enthusiasts of psychedelic folk and pop, Lindy Michaels' "Ragamuffin Child", released on Vault Records in 1968, stands as a prized and obscure collectible of the late... more

Featuring the infamous chicken-throwing incident, Alice Cooper's performance at the Rock and Roll Revival festival will forever be one for the history books. Recorded at the Varsity Stadium in... more

Prepare yourself for a mesmerizing journey into the world of John Lee Hooker with this captivating collection of blues tunes in which the rawness and authenticity of his sound invite you to join him... more

"Freddy Fender was a renowned American musician known for his contributions to the Tejano, country, and rock and roll music genres.

"Freddy Fender, born Baldemar Garza Huerta in San Benito, Texas in 1937, was a legendary music artist who achieved international fame with his unique blend of rock, country, and Tex-Mex music.

"With the archetypical all-American clean-cut image and hopelessly romantic host of #1 songs listed on the Billboard Hot 100 including "Sheila" (1962) and "Dizzy" (1969), Tommy Roe is sometimes... more

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"One by One is a live concert recording of Art Blakey's Jazz Messengers performing at Ciak, Milano Italy on November 4, 1979. Album personnel includes Art Blakey (drums), Dennis Irwin (bass), James... more

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The trumpet star closed out the '60s—a decade that was very good to him—with this 1969 LP. He plays "The Best Things in Life Are Free," "I Talk to the Trees," "I'm on My Way," "The First Thing You... more

Two years before she hit the U.S. Top 10 (her hits here would keep coming for over 20 years), this Canadian songstress released her first LP. This came out in Canada only, then arrived in the U.S.... more

With the 'Joe South Sound' having appeared on hundreds of popular records from artists including Simon and Garfunkel, Aretha Franklin and Wilson Pickett, from time to time Joe laid down an album of... more

Mother Maybelle, a beloved icon for folk and country fans alike, was a skilled picker of the banjo and the guitar—but her artistry on the autoharp (or, per the title here, the "Auto-Harp") is the... more