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DON GIBSON was already an established Country star, with a dozen or so crossover Pop successes under his belt, when Ray Charles suddenly made him a household name in the Summer of 1962. Brother Ray's... more

These are Vintage (1930s) Country recordings, comprising risqué, double-entendre songs and others of a similar ilk, with plenty of yodelling - effectively, the po' white trash equivalent of pre-war... more

The Tall Texan's country hits stretched from the mid-'50s all the way to the '80s. This spotlight on his early prime collects all his 1954–62 hits plus album cuts that range from rockabilly to... more

His relaxed, smooth vocal style earned 50s and 60s singer-songwriter Roy Drusky the nickname of 'The Perry Como Of Country Music'. It's easy to see why when you hear Jasmine's new compilation of the... more

NITA, RITA & RUBY were a Country/Pop/Rockabilly teenage "Supergroup", assembled by their record company, comprising ANITA CARTER (i. e. Maybelle Carter's youngest daughter), RITA ROBBINS (who was... more

Roy Acuff is a legendary country music artist alongside other early legends Jimmy Rodgers and The Carter Family. Acuff joined Hickory Records, the label he co-owned, in 1957 and this is the first... more

Buck Owens and Merle Haggard both acknowledged the influence and encouragement of Wynn Stewart, the father of the Bakersfield Sound. These 26 early gems include every A- and B-side he put out from... more