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What can we say? Here's the best-selling album of all time. MJ's tour de force featuring the Top 10s "Beat It." "Billie Jean," "The Girl Is Mine" (with Paul McCartney), "Wanna Be Startin' Somethin',"... more

Riot is unlike any of Sly & the Family Stone's other albums. Stripped of the effervescence that flowed through his previous albums, it is a dark come down from the late '60's high. What makes Riot so... more

Sly's first Top 10 album was this 1970 "best-of"; one of the best party/summer records ever, it caps off the band's recent reissue series. The smashes Dance to the Music; Everyday People; Thank You... more

39 tracks on two CDs, with 10 #1 R&B hits, 31 Top 10 R&B hits and seven Top 10 Pop hits—this "Gold" collection is the first in-depth, multi-label retrospective for this all-time great soul group.... more

They mixed race, they mixed gender, they mixed genres, they mixed funk and soul with politics and scathing social commentary (before everyone else started doing it)—and yet Sly & the Family Stone... more

Their most sublime gospel-soaked soul sides from the '60s to the '80s! R&B #1s include "I Heard It Through the Grapevine," "Neither One of Us (Wants to Be the First to Say Goodbye)," "Midnight Train... more

The first chart entry, 1964's "Baby I Need Your Loving," plus 17 more by one of Motown's most treasured groups. Also: the smashes "I Can't Help Myself," "Reach Out I'll Be There," "It's the Same Old... more

These Mercury classics have the "magic touch": "Only You (and You Alone)," "Smoke Gets in Your Eyes," "The Great Pretender," "(You've Got) The Magic Touch," "My Prayer," "Twilight Time," "My Dream,"... more

The most comprehensive Sly & the Family Stone collection ever assembled! Funk as we know it basically began here: "Dance to the Music," "Fun," "M'Lady," "Life," "Stand," "I Want to Take You Higher,"... more

Stevie's first career-spanning, single-CD collection, featuring 21 hits from 1963's "Fingertips Part 2" to 1985's "Part-Time Lover"! And featured in between: the rare 45 versions of "You Are the... more

The Wonder Boy Preacher, as Solomon Burke has been known since childhood, is considered by many to be the "King of Rock & Soul," and he was an important early soul pioneer. On his 1960s singles, he... more

The Isley Brothers Greatest Hits, Volume 1. Featur ing five bonus tracks all of them #1 hits. The exp anded edition including the all-time classics: "Between the Sheets," "It's Your Thing," and "Figh... more

Rhino celebrates the Queen of Soul's farewell tour (say it ain't so, baby!) with this collection of her 20 top Atlantic and Arista hits, the only anthology of her classic and recent hits: "Respect,"... more

For the first time ever—all of their biggest hits on a single CD! Seven of these are #1 R&B hits: Let's Groove; Serpentine Fire; Sing a Song; Getaway; Shining Star; September, and Got to Get You into... more

Certified Gold by the RIAA. (2/02)

The Stax house band gave us many of the greatest grooves in Southern soul, and here are 20 that everyone oughtta own. Their funky "Mrs. Robinson" and "Hang 'Em High" join the hits "Green Onions,"... more

The Spinners lost lead singer Philippe Wynne in 1977, as he left to join Parliament/Funkadelic. While they were getting replacement John Edwards acclimated, Atlantic issued this greatest-hits... more

"The Dynamic Duo are back! Doubling down on the double dynamite to bring a fresh new sound to some of their most iconic tunes, this set of re-recorded hits features newly recorded versions of pop,... more

Perhaps you've heard the buzz about this: a new 4-CD anthology that takes us all across the career of the Queen of Soul—starting with recordings that came out when she was 14 years old. Aretha's... more

Good Hearted Woman contains previously unreleased tracks from the Tina Turns The Country On recording session, released for the first time in 1979 on this album. The cover picture was taken from the... more

Forever the Queen of Soul, Aretha sounds her most sublime on this newly remastered anthology of her essential Atlantic hits. These 15 tracks take us from '67 to '76: her pop Top 10s "I Never Loved a... more

Donna works hard for her money by giving up all her hits on one CD.