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33 arguments for why Connie was not just a great singer, but a great rock 'n' roll singer! Along with her greatest hits (Who's Sorry Now; Stupid Cupid; My Happiness; Lipstick on Your Collar;... more

Well, okay, Tiny's music wasn't exactly Psychedelic, but in what other era could such a phenomenon occur? Actually, these ukulele-led renditions owe a lot more to the roaring '20s than the swingin'... more

This 26-song collection features his 1965 debut album and his 1967 folk-infused follow-up and includes Gordon's original versions of Early Morning Rain and Ribbon of Darkness.

This revered soul pioneer was one of the first to fuse gospel vocal harmonies with hot R&B grooves—and this CD compiles only the hottest such grooves that bore his name! Clyde's best up-tempo tracks... more

Newly re-mastered, 6-sided digipak, discographical details, plus extensive liner notes by roots music expert, Bill Dahl. Feelin' Good, Mystery Train, and I Wanna Ramble are well known classics and... more

Two more classic RCA albums from the Mambo King on one imported disc! Voodoo Suite hails from '55; Exotic Suite is a live recording from New York in 1962.

That'll Flat Git It! Vol. 43: Rockabilly & Country Bop From The Vaults Of Allstar Records / The now 43rd installment in the popular rockabilly CD series with detailed label portraits on Bear Family... more

"Splish Splash" wasn't just a flirtation with rock 'n' roll—Bobby started out cutting sides in the vein of Elvis, Fats and Little Richard, and these are 36 tracks from his earliest days! The... more

One of the greatest events in bluegrass history: the 1974 meeting of Lester Flatt and Bill Monroe at Vanderbilt University! There was thought to be bad blood between these two, but there's no... more