The sublime high tenor of Simon & Garfunkel soared exquisitely on Art's 1973 solo debut, "Angel Clare." "Breakaway" ('75) gave him his second Top 10 LP, and 1978's "Watermark" was a big hit, too.... more

Beck's second box in this series starts with another Jan Hammer collaboration, There and Back ('81, #21), then moves to 1985's Flash featuring his hit spin on People Get Ready with Rod Stewart. He... more

Expanding Beatles-esque hooks with orchestral grandeur, ELO brought an epic new sound to rock. Here's their early gem On the Third Day ('73), Top 10 LPs Face the Music ('75), A New World Record ('76)... more

Heart reached their apex of pop success with their 1985 self-titled LP full of synths and ballads. This set, though, takes us to the "heart" of the era when the Wilson sisters led one of the baddest... more

This five-album collection takes On Your Feet or on Your Knees ('75) as its starting point. That's the double-live LP that first launched these Long Island boys into the Top 40: a raucous rendition... more

Bands from the Beatles to Pink Floyd knew Parsons' studio skills; the rest of the world discovered the producer after he started sending LPs up the charts in the '70s. Pyramid ('78, #25), Eve ('79,... more

Sly's music and message spread like wildfire as these LPs hit the streets from '67 to '71. The horn-heavy soul of their debut, A Whole New Thing, leads to the freewheeling Dance to the Music... more

In the early '70s, Nugent scraped the charts with the Amboy Dukes. In '75, he started a solo career that sent all these to the Top 40: Ted Nugent ('75), Free-for-All ('76), Cat Scratch Fever ('77),... more

This set captures all the glory and beauty of the Byrds' storied transition from folk-rock stars to country-rock trailblazers. Sweetheart of the Rodeo ('68), Gram Parsons' legendary Byrds debut (and... more

Famed for her hard-rocking, dance-inducing new-wave sound, ferocious vocals, cult-film acting and scandalous talk-show appearances, Nina saw her name spread westward from her native East Berlin as... more

Import five CD box set containing a quintet of classic hit albums. Sony.

The same condition that robbed Jeff of his sight—eye cancer—took his life in 2008. What a legacy of guitar genius he left behind, though, and this is a solid chunk of it: his band's 1988 debut, the... more

Jeff's golden voice, prodigious pop-song craftsmanship and unparalleled mastery of the studio are on shining display as you hear his solo LPs "Armchair Theatre" (1990) and "Long Wave" (2012) plus the... more

Steve Miller's bandmate went on to big success, taking his smooth pop-soul to the charts via his LPs Moments ('71), Slow Dancer ('74) and his three biggest triumphs: Silk Degrees ('76, #2), Down Two... more

EU five CD set containing a quintet of albums from the Scottish popsters: Bandwagonesque (1991), Thirteen (1993), Grand Prix (1995), Songs from Northern Britain (1997) and Howdy! (2000). All packaged... more

The Steve Perry era well underway, Journey voyaged to the upper reaches of the charts on the back of that majestically soaring voice with Departure ('80), Escape ('81) and Frontiers ('83). Here are... more

Their storming rendition of Johnny Cash's Ring of Fire and the rest of their 1990 eponymous LP encapsulate the Social Distortion sound: they were lovers of country, blues, rockabilly and all things... more

While the Byrds and Mamas & Papas mixed up folk-rock, psych-pop and good vibes on the West Coast, John Sebastian led the Lovin' Spoonful to similar pastures—and heights of success—from NYC. Here are... more