As a singer, songwriter and hit-maker, Whisperin' Bill had one of the most epic careers in country. This anthology, though, zeroes in on his earliest triumphs: his breakthrough Decca hits "Mama Sang... more

The potent pair of Bobby Bare and Shel Silverstein (who produced a #1 hit in '74, "Marie Laveau") returned for "Hard Time Hungrys," Bobby's 1975 LP which leavened with humor its sobering look at the... more

Johnny appeared on-screen with Gene Autry, Roy Rogers and Tex Ritter, but he's best remembered as a sharp songwriter and an irresistible performer. Here are 26 of his best, including Ten Years; Red... more

This endlessly imitated singin' southpaw was the only country star ever to have four records in the Top 10 at once; all four are here plus the rest of his essential hits! Includes Always Late (with... more

Here's Miss Dynamite at her Littlest—26 tracks from 1956–58 including her very first hits (at age 12) and rockin' rockabilly performances! The hits One Step at a Time and Dynamite join her spins on... more

Three original, vintage albums by renowned Nashville session guitarist Grady Martin's own band are packed onto a single 36-track CD! Hot Time Tonight includes old-time favorites Let Me Call You... more

Is Bill Monroe truly the Father of Bluegrass? Here are 40 original sides that, together, clearly paint the word "yes": "Will the Circle Be Unbroken," "Mule Skinner Blues," "Katy Hill," "Blue Yodel... more

Both of the albums on this twofer went to #1 on the U.S. Country album charts back in '70 and '71, respectively. The title cut singles for each album did the same on the country singles charts. Those... more

The Beat Goes On survey of Charley's prime-period RCA LPs continues with these three triumphs from '73, '74 and '75. The man (and that voice) could just do no wrong. Here you'll find his #1 smashes... more

Taking us to the summit of Pride's crossover stardom, this 2-CD set collects four LPs that did very well on the pop charts between '70 and '71 ("10th Album" and "Sings Heart Songs" went Top 40). His... more

Digitally remastered two CD set containing four albums by the country music legend. Marty Robbins was a country music superstar who crossed boundaries, enjoyed chart success in both the country and... more

Marty's effortless vocal charm was particularly well suited to ballads, which dominate these two LPs from '71 and '77. Marty penned many of the finest songs amidst these 21 tracks, which include his... more

This cowboy-song comp rides mighty tall in the saddle: the 1975 LP "Happy Trails to You" by the King of the Cowboys, Roy Rogers, and the 1979 LP "The Sound of a Pioneer" by Bob Nolan, the greatest... more

Among these 26 tracks are 10 ultra-rare early Porter Wagoner recordings issued here for the first time anywhere! Includes I Love No One but You; River of Love; Walk Softly; Wondering; Pay Day; Love... more

25 tracks from this giant of Western Swing! Includes Keep Knockin' (But You Can't Come In); Okie Boogie; My Gal Sal; Sugar Blues; Lone Star Rag; Little Betty Brown; Texas Plains; Ten Years; Dinah;... more

Mac was a first-generation bluegrass great who worked with Bill Monroe and Flatt & Scruggs, but it's the country sound of Nashville in its heyday that's heard on "Beside the Still Waters" ('58),... more

Two Billy Sherrill-produced LPs from Tammy's mid-'70s prime, both never before on CD! Her #1 country smash "'Til I Can Make It on My Own" (Tammy's favorite song she ever wrote) and the hit "I Still... more

Vince Gill, Ricky Skaggs, Rodney Crowell, Gene Watson, Vern Gosdin, the Gatlin Brothers and a team of top songwriters joined Tammy in the making of these 1985 and 1987 LPs. Her memorable duet... more

Faron Young was a lot of things: A movie star, a great dresser, an unforgettable character... and, most of all, a country singer. Here are 23 of the early hits and classics that sparked the career of... more