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Vinyl LP pressing. 10th Anniversary edition. "If you look it up in your dictionary, you'll find that "getting down to brass tacks" means to get down to some sort of serious business. But for NRBQ-in... more

CD edition includes three bonus tracks. 10th Anniversary edition. "If you look it up in your dictionary, you'll find that "getting down to brass tacks" means to get down to some sort of serious... more

Digitally remastered and expanded edition. The classic 1981 collaboration returns. After working with her sisters in The Davis Singers, Skeeter Davis embarked on a storied solo career. With nearly 40... more

Digitally remastered edition. The classic 1981 collaboration returns. After working with her sisters in The Davis Singers, Skeeter Davis embarked on a storied solo career. With nearly 40 charting... more

Over a decade into their career, NRBQ entered Bearsville Studios and recorded their eighth album. The line-up featured Terry Adams (keyboards), Joey Spampinato (bass), Tom Ardolino (drums) and Al... more

2021 release. Ladies and gentlemen, the story you are about to hear is true... NRBQ's first new album in eight years is about to unleashed. No names have been changed and no one is innocent. In... more

Spanning the whole career of this adored, forever-shapeshifting rock 'n' roll band, this is NRBQ's first collection of outtakes and rarities. From a 1968 soundcheck to a track recorded in recent... more

One of the most freewheeling, unpredictable, unclassifiable bands on planet Earth is heard here in two live performances: on Siriux/XM's "The Loft" (2015) and at WFMU's Monty Hall in Jersey City, New... more

One of the most freewheeling, unpredictable, unclassifiable bands on planet Earth is heard here in two live performances: on Siriux/XM's "The Loft" (2015) and at WFMU's Monty Hall in Jersey City, New... more

On their fourth LP ('77), NRBQ really nailed down their idiosyncratic (to say the least) blend of infectious pop and full-tilt rockin' R&B. Jazz chops and madcap humor merge across "I Got a Rocket in... 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

On the heels of last year's anthology and in between their seemingly endless tours, the Q popped into the studio to record this new EP. Their skills and musical humor are as sharp as ever as they... 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

Released in the spring of 1977, with recordings covering a two-year period from November 1974 to November 1976, All Hopped Up is NRBQ's fifth album. But in many ways it showcases a new band with a... more

The first-ever career-spanning boxed set! Produced and compiled to celebrate 50 years of the New Rhythm and Blues QuartetNRBQ! Founded in 1966 in Shively, Kentucky, NRBQ has given their dedicated fan... more

Spanning the whole career of this adored, forever-shapeshifting rock 'n' roll band, this is NRBQ's first collection of outtakes and rarities. From a 1968 soundcheck to a track recorded in recent... more

NRBQ, one of the greatest, most versatile American bands of the last 50 years, returns with their first full-length release since 2014! In addition to their version of the Dragnet theme, the album... more

Over a decade into their career, NRBQ entered Bearsville Studios and recorded their eighth album. The line-up featured Terry Adams (keyboards), Joey Spampinato (bass), Tom Ardolino (drums) and Al... more

Digitally remastered and expanded reissue of their 1992 live collection including two previously unissued performances. NRBQ founder Terry Adams once said he isn't happy with a live performance... more