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(3 CD) 55-track, hit-packed retrospective. From 'Jolene' & 'Coat of Many Colours' to '9 to 5' & beyond for an amazing price! Includes chart-topping duets with Porter Wagoner, Kenny Rogers & Ricky Van... more

Jerry Jeff Walker's album was first released in 1972 and now available on an expanded CD with five extra songs including a 2002 version of his classic Mr. Bojangles. This album was one which... more

The Everlys' 1968 LP "Roots" was one of the first true country-rock albums—and it didn't arrive out of nowhere. It followed two years of musical experimentation, mostly in L.A., during which time Don... more

This import comes from England, where one of America's best-loved country balladeers became a huge star in the '70s. These CDs collect three LPs that Don released in '77, '78 and '79; new notes join... more

Steve was a country-music outsider, but this LP (issued by Reprise in '72 and then again, with changes, by Blue Canyon in '73) was recorded in Nashville with the town's top session men. Rounder put... more

Four albums on 2 CDs from Country Music Hall of Fame inductee (2001), the late, great Waylon Jennings. Recorded between 1967 and 1969 and available for the first time in this format. One of the... more

Uncle Tupelo was shot from the garage culture in the 80s and formed by Wilco frontman Jeff Tweedy and Son Volt members Jay Farrar vocals/guitar and drummer Mike Heidorn. Their debut album is... more

Fans of this beautiful, talented hitmaker from Tennessee were sad to see her retire to family life in the '90s. These two collections bring us back to the Epic hits that made her name: her country... more

7A Records are proud to announce the 50th Anniversary Edition of Michael Nesmith's "Pretty Much Your Standard Ranch Stash" album. The LP version is pressed on 180g opaque grey vinyl and comes in a... more

Two CD set containing a trio of albums by the country legend. In 1977 when the first of the three albums in this collection was released, Tammy Wynette had been recording for almost twelve years.... more

There's no mistaking the guest on George's 1978 hit Bartender's Blues. That's James Taylor, and this 20-track twofer brings you that tune and the rest of its LP (including the hit I'll Just Take It... more

After Flatt & Scruggs split up, Earl formed his Revue with his two sons. These three 1973–77 LPs show what a dynamic progressive-bluegrass outfit they quickly became: "T for Texas," "Carolina... more

International version features one additional track over the US pressing 'I Run to You 'and also features different artwork. Few bands explode onto the music scene with the kind of jaw-dropping sales... more

Willie Nelson became a success as a country music tunesmith long before he broke through as a genre superstar in the mid-1970s. His appearance in Ace's Songwriter Series this month is both long... more

"Good Times" is the eighth studio album by country singer Willie Nelson, released on vinyl in 1968. Never released on CD before. This album contains almost all Nelson compositions, including three... more

This mainstay of Elvis's TCB band lent his fiery finger-picking to countless artists. These 28 cuts include his first (Just for a While Carol Williams) plus Susie-Q Dale Hawkins; Red Hot Bob Luman;... more

Although he would become a big Country star in the 1970s and 80s, singer/songwriter Dickey Lee started out as a heads-down Rock'n'Roller in the 1950s. His first release, 'Stay True Baby', is nowadays... more

Here's a new Jasmine 2CD compilation that will stir a memory or two in the minds of all long-term lovers of what used to be called 'Country And Western'. Back in the 1950s, the 'Country Guitar'... more

Billy Joe Shaver is a celebrated Texas country music singer and songwriter. Early on he lost two fingers in an accident working at a saw mill but still managed to teach himself to play guitar and... more

In June 1974 Dottsy Brodt (born April, 6th 1954 in Seguin, Texas) went to Nashville to record some demos and producer Roy Dea, impressed with the results, secured her a contract with RCA Records.... more

These Top 10 country LPs from '85 and '86 found the greatest country singer of his time bringing that golden voice to a series of lushly produced heartbreak ballads. Three of the songs here also went... more

He transformed from the son of a preacher into a cowboy, then into a Hollywood badman with a lifestyle to match, then into a much-loved born-again Christian - and his songwriting and performing... more

One of Country Music's truly great guitarists and songwriters, Jerry Reed had been around for many years before he finally achieved crossover mainstream success in the 1970s and 80s. But among those... more