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Recorded live at Nottingham's Rock City on March 17, 1986, 'Glad To Be Alive' was originally issued as a limited edition 8-song bonus album with initial UK vinyl and cassette copies of Gene Loves... more

One of rock music's great lost 'what could've been' bands, Natural Gas was a supergroup consisting of guitarist/vocalist Joey Molland (Badfinger), drummer Jerry Shirley (Humble Pie), bassist/vocalist... more

This album features what has always been my first love, the Piano. It consists mainly of piano improvisations. The remaining pieces, while having some overdubs, are all constructed upon piano... more

50th Anniversary Edition of the classic sophomore album by D.C.-based Funk and Go-Go legends, The Soul Searchers. Originally released in 1974 by Sussex Records, Salt of the Earth spotlights the... more

Expanded edition of disco funk band B.T. Express's 1975 sophomore album, 'Non-Stop', plus five bonus tracks. The band's second #1 R&B album following it's monumental debut, 'Do It ('Til You're... more

First Time on CD Worldwide for Dan Hartman's 1981 album. Features the singles "Heaven In Your Arms" and "It Hurts To Be In Love." Remastered by Vic Anesini from the original master tapes. Includes 2... more

First official CD reissue of Duke Jupiter's most popular album, digitally remastered by Vic Anesini from the original master tapes. Features the band's signature song "I'll Drink To You" plus bonus... more

Sky-high energy leaps from every track on Billy Burnette's eponymous 1980 album for Columbia Records. Burnette had been recording for nearly two decades-since he was a child-but he'd never made a set... more

First time on CD worldwide. For his 1981 Columbia encore album 'Gimme You,' Billy Burnette stepped away from the stripped-down attack of it's eponymous predecessor to incorporate a fuller sound,... more

Acclaimed by George Clinton as "the most phenomenal musician on the planet," Dayton, Ohio-bred multi-instrumentalist Walter "Junie" Morrison was the visionary musical director of... more

Steve Arrington placed his spirituality front and center on his 1985 solo debut, Dancin' in the Key of Life, producing hit singles "Feel So Real" and the title track following four albums with Slave... more

Show Time: a 'that's what's happenin' call to action to 'take it to the stage' and rock a crowd senseless; a description of personalities who bring a flair beyond compare to their life's calling be... more

British blues-rock guitarist Peter Green first achieved recognition with John Mayall & the Bluesbreakers, in which he replaced Eric Clapton. Green founded Fleetwood Mac in 1967. As that band's first... more

Looking back 40 years now, October 1982's Strawberries remains the most unique, unusual album in The Damned's 46-year discography, a stone-cold psych-punk-pop/call-it-what-you-want classic, often... more

Remastered by Vic Anesini from the original master tapes. Includes 2 bonus tracks and a brand new 3000-word essay by A. Scott Galloway. Originally released in 1981 on the short-lived Boardwalk... more

2 CD digitally remastered Deluxe Edition of The Fall's 1996 studio album, including 12 bonus tracks. The Light User Syndrome is often acclaimed as the last classic-style Fall album, owing both to the... more

Digitally remastered expanded edition of funk and dance band B.T. Express's 1974 debut album, including two bonus tracks. A gold-certified #1 R&B and Top 5 Pop album, 'Do It ('Til You're Satisfied)'... more

Digitally remastered and expanded 40th Anniversary Edition of Graham Parker's 1982 solo debut including five bonus tracks. Another Grey Area is the pivot point in Parker's remarkable career. While... more