Mr. Dynamite's 1962 live album is quite possibly the hottest performance ever captured on tape, and now it's back with four bonus mono single mixes and updated notes and packaging. Go crazy!

12 melodic jams from the group's '70s heyday: So Into You; Imaginary Lover; I'm Not Gonna Let it Bother Me Tonight; Spooky; Do it or Die; Doraville; Georgia Rhythm; Dog Days, and more.

11 blistering tracks from six albums by one of the most beloved of all British blues-rock bands! Includes their first two U.S. hits—"I'm Tired" and "Tell Mama"—plus "Train to Nowhere," "Louisiana... more

12 of the best by the real-life singing family who inspired the Partridge Family! All eight of their hits are here ("The Rain, the Park and Other Things," "Hair," "Indian Lake," "We Can Fly" and... more

Rainbow, included Deep Purple's Ritchie Blackmore and Roger Glover, plus Ronnie James Dio and Cozy Powell (later of ELP) among others. This CD includes Stone Cold; Since You Been Gone; Street of... more

Record execs predicted huge success for rock's first supergroup, and they were right: Blind Faith's debut hit #1 on both sides of the Atlantic and the band were off and running on an international... more

Another 1968 smash, plus such "lost chords" as BBC takes of Doctor Livingstone, I Presume and Thinking Is the Best Way to Travel; the B-side A Simple Game, and alternate versions of A Simple Game;... more

34 of their top hits and key album cuts! Here are the hits Nights in White Satin; Your Wildest Dreams; I'm Just a Singer (in a Rock 'n' Roll Band); Tuesday Afternoon (Forever Afternoon); Gemini... more

Clapton's solo career began in earnest with this 1974 LP, and what a giant step this was. He hit #1 as he tackled reggae (his smash version of I Shot the Sheriff), blues (Motherless Children) and R&B... more

Five bonus tracks this time, including BBC takes of Have You Heard/The Voyager/Have You Heard and Legend of a Mind, and alternate versions of Gypsy; Candle of Life, and Sun Is Still Shining!

Track listing includes "Long Time Gone," "Rain," "Highway Call," "Let Nature Sing," plus lots more.

Their 1975 debut (a #30 album!), with Sixteenth Century Greensleeves; Man on the Silver Mountain, and seven more.

Ronnie James Dio's departure prior to the recording of this 1979 album didn't halt the band's success—in fact, this one brought them their first charting single, Since You Been Gone. Deep Purple bass... more