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Includes "Cherry Pie" Skip & Flip; "Image of a Girl" Safaris; "A Thousand Stars" Kathy Young & the Innocents; "Angel Baby" Rosie & the Originals; "Who's That Knocking" Genies, and more.

Includes Tell Him No Travis & Bob; Wiggle Wiggle Accents; I'm Leaving it All Up to You Dale & Grace; You Cheated Shields; Underwater Frogmen; Bad Boy Jive Bombers, and more.

As spectacular as Jackie himself, this 24-track anthology has all the hits you usually see on his single-disc collections plus many you don't. "Night," "Higher and Higher," "Baby Workout," "Lonely... more

A dozen Mamas & Papas essentials including all their biggest '60s hits: "Monday, Monday," "Dedicated to the One I Love," "California Dreamin'," "Creeque Alley," "I Saw Her Again," "Look Through My... more

Japanese pressing of the classic Soul album. Universal. 2014.

Two concerts from Richie's early-'70s peak; in fact, this performance at The Cellar Door is the one from which his hit recording of Here Comes the Sun was taken! And the Santa Monica show was taped... more

His third and fourth Decca albums, both released in 1964 and including a lot of tracks that have never been on CD. 24 songs!

The twelfth volume in Ace's famed "Golden Age" series! And this one's every bit as strong as the first—new licensing deals gave Ace access to a whole bunch of new repertoire. Classics of many breeds... more

This UK import takes you back to the top: the first harmonies 'n' hits Don and Phil recorded for Cadence in the late '50s! A replica of the vintage LP packaging houses their breakthrough hits Bye Bye... more

Western beats, Eastern chants and the one and only "plasmatar," an instrument invented by the group's composer Warren Hansen, gave the David one of the most distinctive sounds in the psych scene.... more

32 up-tempo Nelson numbers, each starring the one-and-only James Burton on guitar. Includes Be-Bop Baby; Believe What You Say; It's Late; Waitin' in School; Milk Cow Blues; Stood Up; Mighty... more

Elvis was the greatest rock 'n' roll singer of all time, but his gospel performances are among the most treasured of his career. And now RCA is releasing a set that's the last word on this... more

This CD features all of The Valiants recordings for Keen Records, other than those where they back up Kylo Turner. The Valiants charted in early 1958 with "This Is the Night for Love". Billy Storm... more

Includes Confidential Sonny Knight; Daughter Blenders; Cherrystone Addrisi Brothers; I Wonder What She's Doing Tonight Barry & the Tamerlanes; Pretty Girls Everywhere Eugene Church, and more.

Includes Good Golly Miss Molly; Don't You Worry About Me; You're No Good, and Shaking Feeling.