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FIRST COMMERCIAL VERSION OF THE LEGENDARY COMICS 1973 FOUR-SHOW RUN IN HOLLYWOOD PLUS 6 BONUS PERFORMANCES.:Monday, October 29, 1973: Richard Pryor hits the Comedy Store for night one of a four-show... more

Pryor was practically polite on his debut compared to this 1971 sophomore LP. What was happening in the streets and the counterculture was reflected here as Pryor gave censorship the finger with... more

Two CDs set. 29-track collection of every A- and B-side from Edmunds' years on Swan Song Records. Featuring material written by and with Nick Lowe, Elvis Costello, Bob Seger, John Fogerty, Chuck... more

This CD/double-vinyl release begins with the legendary 1967 acetate that Gene recorded after leaving the Byrds: "On Her Own," "Past Tense," "Past My Door," "One Way Road," "7:30 Mode" and more. Then,... more

Double vinyl LP pressing including etched Side 4. 2024 collection. The complete, known recordings from Jimmie Dale Gilmore, Joe Ely, and Butch Hancock. Reflecting on The Flatlanders in 1990, Jimmy... more

Previously unissued performance recorded live at New York's legendary Bottom Line. Recorded on the Head First tour, the show contains three new-at-the-time songs making their official debut including... more

2024 release, the debut album from Songwriter/Producer (John Prine, Dale Watson) and the son of Sun Records founder Sam Phillips. 10 tracks produced by Halley Phillips and Scott Bomar (The Bo-Keys)... more

The great lost album by the great lost band of the 70s CBGB scene fronted by the original reality TV star Lance Loud. |Mumps were not your ordinary punk rock band. For starters, they had a genuine TV... more

Again teaming with singular guitar artist Robert Quine, Hell managed to rival the brilliance of "Blank Generation" with this 1982 LP featuring some of his most stirring originals ("Downtown at Dawn,"... more

The New Rhythm and Blues Quintet honed their chops and sound for several years before starting to record with Eddie Kramer and signing to Columbia. Their wholly original, highly influential 1969... more

These British Invasion stars continued to hone their sound long after the Invasion was over, and that earned them a contract with Sire. They put out two excellent Sire LPs full of originals and... more

First off, these 1950 broadcasts from KSIB in Creston, Iowa, haven't been heard since their broadcast 64 years ago. Second, these 24 tracks include Hank's classics as well as songs he performed very... more

These 28 A- and B-sides lifted Merle from the clubs of Bakersfield to the national country charts: his Top 10s "Swinging Doors," "The Bottle Let Me Down," "The Fugitive," "I Threw Away the Rose,"... more

Reissue. New York Album is an album by saxophonist Art Pepper recorded in 1979 at the sessions that produced So in Love but not released until 1985.

Digitally remastered edition of this 1977 live album from Jonathan Richman and his musical cohorts. This album features several songs unavailable on his studio releases including "I'm a Little... more

Van's second LP is the stuff of legend: an immediate and inspired follow-up to his acclaimed debut "Are You Serious?," wrongly shelved and then inexplicably released in Japan without any input from... more

Arlo Guthrie's music and Arthur Penn's Oscar-nominated film became late-'60s counter-culture touchstones amidst the rising anti-Vietnam War sentiment. This much-loved 1969 soundtrack was expanded in... more

Tom Brumley And The Buckaroos Steelin' The Show - Showcases the artistry of The Buckaroos' legendary steel guitarist. 17 tracks from 1964-1969. Contains Buck Owens' "Together Again" featuring Tom's... more

Soon-to-be dB's co-founder Peter Holsapple came to Memphis in '78, chasing the spirit of Big Star and setting up shop at Sam Phillips Recording Service with engineer Richard Rosebrough (a friend of... more

This founding member of Chicago has been writing and recording solo gems for a long time. This collection covers almost two decades of those: collaborations with Carl Wilson, Gerry Beckley (of... more

He was one of the towering figures of Beat poetry, but Ginsberg was always deep into the blues and the joy of song, too. His collaborators on "First Blues"—his 1971–81 recordings that became an... more

Maynard split this 1982 LP between new originals and jazz standards—and even does the vocal on a lovely reading of "As Time Goes By." That joins "Take the ‘A' Train," "Admiral's Horn," "Latino... more

The Good Goodbye: Unreleased Recordings 1984-1990 features a whopping 23 tracks ? one originally only issued as a rare, 1989 split single with Young Fresh Fellows, and the others previously unheard... more

4 songs exclusive release only for RSD. All music unreleased in any form. Announcing the release of full length product from the same sessions.