With its musical complexity and swirling vortex of emotion, Pink Floyd’s 1975 dedication to their lost visionary Syd Barrett is the perfect candidate for a symphonic reworking. Long awaited, this... more
The word for this CD is pure F-U-N! Covered here are 30 years of novelties and oddities ranging from knee-slappers to tearjerkers: the rare-on-CD "I Taut I Taw a Puddy Tat" Mel Blanc, Susan... more
This 1970 rocker (a #14 LP) is best known for its eponymous Top 10 hit, though "Hand Me Down World" was a big one, too, rising to #17. This remastered, expanded reissue also includes the LP’s third... more
Take an in-depth dive into one of the most brief yet dazzlingly profound careers in popular music via this 12-CD collection, which includes Otis’s eight studio and live albums plus four posthumous... more
Few artists defied convention while also proving to be effortless masters of pop craftsmanship like Rundgren did on his ’70s/’80s Bearsville recordings. This 13-CD set (great price for all this) is... more
"Forty years into this, it’s still as much fun as it’s ever been," said Vince, who had a ball making his first solo album since 2011’s "Guitar Slinger." His singing, songwriting and musicianship are... more
After leaving Traffic, Dave notched seven straight Top 100 solo LPs for Columbia. This first proper retrospective of those years collects 30 key cuts, drawing from all those 1973–80 LPs plus smokin’... more
The owner of 46 hits—and co-owner of Gilley’s nightclub (of "Urban Cowboy" fame)—is a larger-than-life figure. But this is the first collection to cover his entire career of singing honky-tonk as... more
Frampton is famously one of the most exciting electric guitarists ever to strut the stage. This release, though, stresses his soul, songcraft and sheer musicality as we hear the first-ever album of... more
He’s a towering figure in country, but Willie has shown love for pop/jazz standards since the ’70s, when he scored smashes singing Irving Berlin ("Blue Skies") and Hoagy Carmichael ("Georgia on My... more
Here are the original masters of bottleneck guitar—the most haunting sound in the blues. Slide through 25 vintage cuts: "It’s Nobody’s Fault but Mine" Blind Willie Johnson, "Bukka’s Jitterbug Swing"... more
One of country’s most adored divas and revered singers returns with her first pure country album in six years. Lorrie reunites here with producer Richard Landis, who helmed many of her biggest hits;... more
As innovative as Chicago were, they always returned to the same old place: the love song. This Rhino collection of their romantic hits returns to CD: "Hard to Say I’m Sorry," "Hard Habit to Break,"... more
Brilliantly sarcastic lyrics and a nice, bouncy piano—that was the recipe this master satirist used to cook up fun and skewer society in the ’50s and ’60s. You’ll hear his WAY-ahead-of-their-time... more
Surf’s guitar king overlooked the surf from the Santa Monica Pier as his band rocked sets there in ’94 and ’96. These performances make for the only live Dick Dale collection currently available:... more
This marriage made in blues heaven takes yet another artistic leap forward as Susan, Derek and their great band arrive with a new album of all originals. They recorded this soul-stirring new gem in... more
Lee’s first comp in print in years, and the most comprehensive yet, this CD shines a light on this one-of-a-kind psych-pop artist and his redoubtable talents as a singer/organist/songwriter. His big... more
A rare conceptual piece of progressive sci-fi concept rock, this paean to eco-conscious living was recently rediscovered and is widely considered a classic by modern denizens of prog. This remastered... more
Never straying far from the blues and known to countless bandleaders as arguably the finest piano accompanist one could hope to have, Kelly was a favorite of Miles Davis, Cannonball Adderley, Charles... more
This 1974 follow-up to Herbie’s 1973 funky fusion breakthrough "Head Hunters" was just as groovy, just as bold—and just as big of a success, reaching #13 pop. Musically, "Thrust" is the more complex... more
Here’s a milestone moment for this one-of-a-kind blues-rocker: Bonnie’s 20th album, and second on her own Redwing Records. In quintessential form, she brings stellar songwriting to the table and... more
This treasure trove of Kershaw rarities includes vintage unreleased studio recordings and demos by Doug, both solo and with his brother Rusty. Savor the Ragin’ Cajun’s nonpareil fiddle skills, his... more
After reaching the charts with their self-titled 1969 debut, the Allmans vaulted into the Top 40 less than a year later with this sophomore LP. This is where they started moving from blues to country... more
For Loretta’s first new studio album in more than 10 years (the last being the Jack White-produced "Van Lear Rose"), "Full Circle" was the clear choice for the title. That’s because she not only... more
He rose up amidst the prog rock of Genesis, but Phil took little time to assert his gift for pop and love of throwback R&B in his solo career. His second solo LP showcases both, and listeners... more