Live archive release. This live performance by soul queen Ann Peebles features backing by many of the same musicians with whom she recorded the jewels of her catalog. The album, produced by David... more

Jungle Jim & The Voodoo Tiger is the third studio album in 34 years from pianist/vocalist/bandleader/producer/pianist/session player/raconteur/cultural iconoclast Jim Dickinson and his Memphis... more

'From Motown's 'Do You Love Me' to the quintessential doo wop standard of 'Gloria,' there is something here for everyone.' From the Doo Wop Til You Drop liner notes by Terry Stewart, President of The... more

Her legendary vocal prowess, honed by years in the studio and on the road fronting the famed San Francisco band Mother Eath and then as a solo artists who brought rock and country together like... more

2020 EP from the singer/songwriter. A Place I Used To Know includes two songs written by his late brother, the legendary John Prine. Includes the single "Young Man Old Man Blues".

Luther Dickinson, Alvin Youngblood, Jimbo Mathus and Justin Showah dig deep into a repository of songs that reflect the essential 'southern-ness' of their common background and delve deep into that... more

When Luther Dickinson, Alvin Youngblood Hart and Jimbo Mathus got together to make music, it certainly wasn't out of commercial consideration. This troika of roots-imbued musical pros coalesced... more

These recordings were made at Jim's Dickinson's Zebra Ranch Studio by friends and family called together by his son Luther three days after his death. To say that they were cathartic for all those... more

With YOU'LL NEVER BE a STRANGER AT MY DOOR, Tracy Nelson, after almost four decades, revisits the musical territory she first explored on MOTHER EARTH PRESENTS TRACY NELSON COUNTRY. That experience... more

In the world of Cajun music, Ann Savoy is one of the most admired icons of the genre. She's a singer with a gift for subtlety and nuance, an adept musician and producer. Beyond that, as a writer and... more

'I've long been drawn to promising individual singers, and singing is the focus of Earl's being. He's got the goods - vocal chops, songwriting talent, looks and drive. - from Jerry Wexler's liner... more

Alvin Younglbood Hart's label debut for Memphis International, Down IN the Alley, is a solo acoustic country blues (and proto-blues) tour de force. His heartfelt take on songs from the repertoire of... more

CONFEDERATE BUDDHA is the latest album from Jimbo Mathis of Squirrel Nut Zippers.

The Red Stick Ramblers, the guys with the ties from Baton Rouge are back with their 2nd album for Memphis Int'l, RIGHT KEY WRONG KEYHOLE. While only a very unwise person would try to categorize what... more

Louise Hoffsten follows her Memphis International debut, the acclaimed Knäckebröd Blues with From Linköping To Memphis, a collection of original songs, that run the gamut from evocative to... more

Ron Franklin is an enigmatic young musician whose music is, at once, raw and polished. He's a self- taught multi-instrumentalist and the songs he writes original songs can be evocative, plaintive,... more

For the very first time, in a music career that spans five decades, James Luther Dickinson - Jim Dickinson's recording artist alter ego - has made an album that will be released by the same label of... more