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One of the sparks that ignited the British blues boom was Paul Oliver's 1960 book Blues Fell This Morning. It's been cited as a catalyst by countless UK artists; here are 4 CDs of seminal tracks... more

A legendary show, a legendary artist. This renowned show is presented here complete for the first time, expertly mastered form the original acetates. |Act 1 of Judy Garland's life (1922-1969) could... more

It was 1980. Buddy Guy was still out there in the career doldrums. Not starving - certainly not starving, but not accorded his due either by the mainstream music business or those people in the... more

With this release we delve further into the amazing recordings Pierre Degeneffe organized over the years at the many festivals he organized or collaborated on, Ecaussines and Tamines in particular.... more

The late, great Chicago blues pianist released this LP on vinyl in '85, but it's never been on CD—'til now. Muddy's right-hand (piano) man stepped into his post-Waters solo career with this album;... more

Sophisticated, but still deeply Blues as guitarist, singer and songwriter. He cuts loose at the Burnley Blues Festival and at the Ecaussines Festival he's flying. Back in 1989 there were still so... more

JSP Records' best-selling 2010 release Judy Garland: Lost Tracks 1929-1959 contained countless unreleased tracks. Lost Tracks 2 1936-1967 picks up with newly discovered gems. The Judy Garland... more

You'll encounter lots of big names and killer cuts among these independent-label blues gems—and also 20 tracks that have never been released 'til now! You get 100 sides in all: Little Mary; Cheatin'... more

This Canadian country icon (known as Montana Slim to his American audiences) was a yodeling, singing country pioneer who was equally loved on both sides of the border—yet these 4 CDs make for the... more

This late, great master of the 88s took his magic fingers (and that soaring voice) to Germany for this spellbinding live set, circa 1977. He digs into New Orleans R&B, rock 'n' roll, blues, soul and... more

In a prolific career Nat King Cole cut 1600 recordings. Most were led by a voice that would have made anything sound good. Cole is remembered best as a balladeer surrounded by strings, but this... more

The earliest stuff by one of the earliest stars of rock 'n' roll! Here's the music Haley made before he made history; you can hear him transform from cowboy-song singer to rocker as you hear Candy... more

After cutting his teeth with Kenton, Dorsey and Goodman and while still playing with Woody Herman, Getz emerged as one of the top sax stylists in jazz with these 1946–52 recordings. This exhaustive... more

109 essential sides from the Singing Brakeman! These are some of the most hallowed recordings in country music; includes The Soldier's Sweetheart; Blue Yodel; In the Jailhouse Now; My Old Pal; You... more

Otis Grand - Live At Burnley Blues Festival: Collaborations & Rarities / Otis Grand and I had been working on this project off and on for a few years before his tragic and untimely death. What we... more

The definitive overview of one of the most intense and hard playing Chicago Blues guitarists of the past few decades. The set commences with his classic studio album 'Addressing The Nation With The... more

"People was coming from places like Joliet, Chicago Heights, different places, they'd listen, they'd sit there and drink, they'd listen to me." Johnny Littlejohn "Johnny Littlejohn was a dazzling... more

Gail Petersen, Roxy Andersen and their fellow Catholic Girls became the first all-girl rock band to sign to a major label in the early '80s. Their lyrical chops were as strong as their instrumental... more

The long-awaited sequel to 2010's groundbreaking 4-CD set "Judy Garland Lost Tracks: 1929-1959," "Judy Garland Lost Tracks 2 - 1936-1967" features a whopping 40 new-to-CD tracks. In the years between... more

This superbly remastered and presented 4 CD box set presents both classic and rare and collectible slide guitar blues from some of the best ever. From early legends like Tampa Red, Blind Lemon... more

Not only was this Mississippi singer/guitarist a revered bluesman, but he famously played a role in the birth or rock 'n' roll, as Crudup super-fan Elvis Presley covered three of his classic cuts:... more

Marian was cherished worldwide by 1939, yet her concert at Washington's Constitution Hall was blocked for one reason: she was black. With Eleanor Roosevelt's support, it was moved to the steps of the... more

Bing's surviving radio work from this period is particularly scarce, but what really makes this 26-track set special is that it presents the entertainment icon at his vocal peak, when he could... more

Austin and Lee Allen rose to radio and stage stardom in Chattanooga in the '20s and stayed hot in the '30s. These 94 tracks include their classic A New Salty Dog plus Jake Walk Blues; Reckless Night... more