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"Surf Age Nuggets" is a four-disc box set featuring the unsung heroes of the surf instrumental genre, "Surf Age Nuggets" traces the attitude of surf instrumental music from 1959 through it's demise... more

Americana music legends, The Blasters were recorded on their first international tour in May of 1982 at the Venue in London England. Six of those tracks were previously released on Slash Records as a... more

Dickey Betts - Live From The Lone Star Roadhouse New York City 1988 / Late great guitar legend recorded live on January 1988 in New York City at the Lone Star Roadhouse. The set was broadcast on... more

These UK glam gods were worshipped on both sides of the pond—especially by L.A.'s future hair-metal stars. The Sweet's live bombast and impossibly catchy hooks were captured in their prime in this... more

We don't advocate drag racing, but we do suggest you race to pick up this 4-CD set of hot-rod classics—the first box devoted to rare hot-rod 45s from the '50s and '60s. You'll hear rock 'n' roll,... more

The Groovies lay bare their love of '50s rock 'n' roll, the British Invasion and the Byrds on this 1979 LP. Three Byrds covers—"5D," "Lady Friend" and "It Won't Be Wrong"—plus songs by Dylan... more

The 20-song set includes the legendary Americana band's best-known tracks from their first four albums, alongside deep cuts and two songs originally featured on the soundtrack to director Walter... more

Two CD collection of classic and rare recordings from the Texas Psych and Blues band featuring a young Billy Gibbons before he found success with ZZ Top. Back in the '60s, Moving Sidewalks opened... more

THIS 1982 DARLENE LOVE PERFORMANCE HIGHLIGHTS HER TRIUMPHANT RE-EMERGENCE AS A SOLO ARTIST AND FEATURES MANY OF HER BEST-KNOWN HITS FROM THE 1960S:Darlene Love - Live 1982 |In her early career,... more

Scary-good grooves abound as you hear 99 soul and garage-rock tunes perfectly suited to a Halloween party or any other frighteningly fun shindig. Many of these are insanely rare: "Séance" Ebb-Tides;... more

A fabulously entertaining tribute to the king of the novelty, whose radio shows and comps have been unearthing treasures since the '70s. The subtitle "The Oldest Novelty Records of All Time" is... more

This July 1986 set at the Chestnut Cabaret was taken right off the soundboard, so the audio is pristine. You get nothing but that raw Blasters blend of punk energy and American roots music:... more

The then-new Asylum label signed this offshoot of Spirit in '71, which is when the band played their first show at the Hollywood Palladium. They churn out their funky boogie-rock and unleash one... more

Nine Grand Funk classics performed by frontman Mark Farner in August of 1989 at the 20th anniversary of Woodstock. Legendary all-American frontman and guitarist Mark Farner was the engine that pulled... more

Based in Houston, The Moving Sidewalks were a psychedelic garage quartet that existed during the second half of the 1960s. The group famously featured singer-guitarist Billy Gibbons and drummer Dan... more

While it took a long and torturous five years for the Flamin' Groovies to find their way back to an American record deal with Shake Some Action, a year and a half later the band had a follow-up... more

Patty Smyth, both with her hit band Scandal and as a solo artist, is a true "New Wave Queen" and has always been a rock and roll chick. If Smyth did nothing but marry New York punk poet Richard Hell... more

Mike Bloomfield, Buddy Miles, Barry Goldberg, Nick Gravenites…this was a heckuva band, but they didn't record much before splitting up. These precious documents from the Whiskey A Go-Go ('67) and... more

Eddie Money - The Covers In 2009, Eddie Money recorded eight cover songs that appeared on a pair of Eps on CD. Those songs are now being released for the first time on vinyl. In addition to a pair of... more

A native of Louisiana, John Fred was born in Baton Rogue and was a resident garage band leader in New Orleans throughout the 1960s. He and his Playboy Band are most well-known for his 1968 number 1... more

Recorded at the House of Blues in Los Angeles at the launch for the power pop label, Smile Records and the band's last studio album on Sept. 25, 2001. I've at the House of Blues captures a 70-minute... more

Scott McCarl may have only appeared on a single Raspberries release (their 1974 swan song, Starting Over), but the bassist was a very talented singer/songwriter - one of the reasons why Eric Carmen... more