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The movie was a '70s classic but the film was an homage to director George Lucas' childhood of the '50s and '60s and the soundtrack is packed with some of the best known songs from that era.  41... more

B.B. headed to the hoosegow in '71 and emerged with one of the best live blues recordings of all time—and his first Top 25 album. Includes inspired versions of The Thrill Is Gone; Sweet Sixteen;... more

16 of the best from Joe Walsh, Jim Fox and friends! Includes "Walk Away," "I Don't Have Time," "Woman," "Funk #48," "Funk #49," plus live recordings of "You're Gonna Need Me," "Ashes the Rain & I,"... more

Boxcar Racer is Thomas DeLonge (Vocals, Guitar) Tra vis Baker (Drums, Arrangements) both from the plat inum selling group Blink 182. First single "I Feel So Good."

A classic-rock classic, this 1975 LP saw Joe cranking out killer guitar solos and welcoming guests Dan Fogelberg, Don Henley, Glenn Frey, Randy Meisner and J.D. Souther! The hit Turn to Stone joins... more

40 tracks key to the evolution of black soul music. This 2-CD set leads off with the sweet, gospel-inflected sounds of Gypsy Woman; It's All Right, and People Get Ready, and winds up with Curtis'... more

The geek-in-glasses look was hot when this bespectacled ex-frontman of the Jaggerz vaulted to solo stardom in 1980. This collection covers all four of his MCA LPs and includes his hits Ah! Leah!;... more

Neil gets all experimental with children's choirs and African chants on side two of this ambitious 1970 LP, but still delivered the hits with Cracklin' Rosie; Soolaimon, and He Ain't Heavy, He's My... more

An unforgettable album from 1975 that soared to #6 with Carry Me; Love Work Out; Wind on the Water, and more.

Their highest-charting album ever, complete with five unreleased bonus tracks!

Who knew that in '78, a decade after they formed, Poco would deliver the biggest album of their career? Legend hit #14 and sent the songs Crazy Love and Heart of the Night to the charts; also here:... more

This soundtrack includes a couple of tracks by Jim Steinman (from Meat Loaf: "Bat Out of Hell" fame) – in particular, the Meat Loaf-esque "Tonight is What It Means To Be Young" performed by a group... more

Personnel includes: Sister Rosetta Tharpe (vocals, guitar); Marie Knight (vocals); Stafford Simon (tenor saxophone); Archie Johnson, Nelson Bryant (trumpet); Clyde Hart (piano); Abe Bolar (bass);... more

No More Drama hits the streets on January 29,2002 in an exciting new package featuring four previous ly unreleased tracks. The new material includes the reunion of MJB and Puffy for the first time... more

Out for the first time on CD with all the original artwork, plus 20-bit remastering. A lot of tracks (e.g. Long Live Rock) available here and nowhere else!

A #27 LP from '71, including their hits Walk Away and Midnight Man plus Live My Life Again; White Man/Black Man; It's All the Same; Yadig?, and more.

Odds & Sods is the latest milestone in MCA's successful series of Who reissues in conjunction with the band and it's handpicked group of producers and compilers. This newly expanded edition of the... more

Her first 2 albums sent shock waves through the music world, resulting in multi-platinum sales and acclaim from all quarters. Mary J. Blige is cited as one of the greatest R&B singers of modern... more

Boasting the hits Car Wash and I Wanna Get Next to You, this is one of the finest, funkiest scores of the '70s.

Exclusive Sony Hong Kong pressing. Features K2 HD Mastering. 2014.