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One of the last living Chicago blues icons, Buddy is still tearing it up today. This 1979 set at the famed South Side Chicago club (which was co-owned by Buddy) finds him on fire, with bandmates J.W.... more

Compiler Billy Vera and remastering expert Jerry Peterson—the same team that brought you the previous three Doo Wop Boxes—delved as deeply as humanly possible into the vaults to put together this... more

"Inside Llewyn Davis" (which was inspired by his life) cast new light on Van Ronk, but he needed no introduction to followers of the '60s Greenwich Village folk scene. What we have here is the... more

That huge vibrato and even bigger voice made King a hero to SRV and countless other blues (and rock) guitarists. Here's a full disc of *unreleased* performances from a 1970 San Francisco concert and... more

"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

This is a first ever collection of Rare Soul that assembles the rarest Soul 45s. Highly collectible, and highly prized by those who love the genre. Virtually all of these songs have never been on CD... 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

Not only is this 1968 concert by this Texas blues legend live, loud and electrifying—it's also never been released 'til now. His soulful vocals and stinging guitar licks lead the way through Five... 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 Swingin' Sixties brought huge cultural upheaval - sexuality became more open, the music became more edgy and the drug culture exploded into all aspects of our daily life. As usual, ad agencies... 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

Born in 1895, and having been an early blues innovator in the 1920s, Alberta Hunter became a living link to the jazz-age and stars like Bessie Smith, Paul Robeson and Ma Rainey. In the late '50s she... more

Freddie was such a force of nature (as a singer and guitarist) that any previously unreleased live performance is a godsend. This one, from Hamburg, Germany in '75, features "Going Down," "Ain't... 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

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

The architect of the Bakersfield Sound assembled a new version of the Buckaroos band to back him on this January 15, 1989 date at the Victoria Theater in San Francisco to commemorate his return to... more

Phil Ochs was a topical songwriter who was at the forefront of the folk music scene in the 1960'S-70'S. In the spring of 1973, he made a small U.S. tour that among other shows, included this stop at... more

A year after her induction into the Songwriters Hall of Fame, Jackie returns with 11 new recordings of her best-known tunes. Those include her hits Needles and Pins; When You Walk in the Room; What... 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

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

Some groups exceed the designation of "influential." This crucial gospel ensemble ("The Beatles of gospel"—Al Kooper) is one such group. This is essential, indeed: the first CD of their key sides on... more

"The Master of the Telecaster" lives up to his famous moniker during a blazing set at Joe's Place in Cambridge, Massachusetts! He's backed by his working quartet on 9 cuts including Gonna Walk With... more

This storied Bleecker Street club was only open from '64 to '69, but they sure made their mark with one talked-about blues, jazz, folk and rock show after another. Recorded in '65, this country-blues... more