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Before penning hits for everyone from Leo Sayer to Chicago to Starship to Willie Nelson, this UK-born singer had a series of his own hits. Five of 'em are on these two LPs from '72 and '73: his smash... more

Kenny and Jim found soft-rock stardom with their first two LPs, both issued in '72 and both here on one CD. These are the albums with their breakthrough smash Your Mama Don't Dance; Loggins' House at... more

The hottest grooves (and album covers) of these funk legends came in the mid-'70s, and here are two of those prime classics! Honey went to #2 in '75 and Contradiction reached #12 in '76; you get... more

Four years after breaking up Love, the legendary Mr. Lee returned with this 1972 A&M album, an overlooked heavy blues-rock gem that's here with five bonus cuts! His unissued take on Hendrix's E-Z... more

Two sixties albums, both recorded in London for the Decca and Deram labels by Muddy Waters' pianist Otis Spann. Features a range of top British Blues players including Muddy himself on Cracked... more

This is the Italian-American pop star honoring her heritage with song and notching her two best-selling albums in the process. These both went Top 10 in 1960; she sings her hits Mama and Senza Mamma... more

Edgar's red-hot band is joined by brother Johnny Winter and Rick Derringer on this 1972 live album. All that rock 'n' roll firepower helped send this LP to #23; the live hit I Can't Turn You Loose... more

Progressive band Gnidrolog's two albums, reissued here on one CD. The band was formed by the Goldring brothers, and these albums date from 1971 & 1972 respectively. Updated packaging features... more

Though these two LPs (together here on one CD) date from late in Graham's sadly shortened career, the interest in the occult exhibited on them stems from years earlier. Released in '70 and '71 on the... more

Two CD set. Hailing from Wolverhampton in the UK, The Montanas produced a string of singles, many produced and written by Tony Hatch for the Pye label from 1965 - 1969, before switching to MAM. Most... more

Digitally remastered and expanded edition. Coventry band The Sorrows leapt into the UK charts in 1965 with their hard-edged R&B/Freakbeat hit 'Take A Heart'. This package contains their PYE album... more

The adored Irish singer-songwriter released these three Dawn LPs in '72, '73 and '74 (they've been remastered and enhanced with extensive new notes for this reissue). In the late '70s, David withdrew... more

Two CD set. The King and Queen of Country Music's four albums from 1970, 1971 and 1972. All albums graced the US Country chart and featured hits such as 'Daddy Was An Old Time Preacher Man', 'Lost... more

These 1972 and 1974 albums for Columbia saw Tom moving into more country-oriented territory with songs like Guy Clark's Desperados Waiting for a Train and Bruce Cockburn's One Day I Walk. 20 tracks!

Allen Toussaint produced, played piano on and wrote most of the songs on 1975's Notice to Appear, which also features two Mayall originals and a funky spin on A Hard Day's Night. Blue Mitchell and... more

Hardin's first two albums for Columbia, recorded right at the turn of the ('70s) decade, are fan favorites.

The breakthrough recordings of this star singer-songwriter; 1974's Souvenirs gave Dan the Top 40 hit Part of the Plan (featuring Graham Nash).