We usually think "red-hot rockabilly" when we think Sun Records—but this 78-track set spotlights their seldom-revisited softer side. The first-ever in-depth look at Sun's ballads is chock-full of... more

5 CDs and one DVD (NTSC, region code 0) box set (LP sized) with a 250 page hardcover book. 'Atomic Platters' is the result of a years in the making musical 'Manhattan Project' that collects over 100... more

The fifth volume takes us through the last releases on Sun Records and the first on Phillips International, covering the Sun singles from 1962–1968 and the Phillips singles from 1957–1959.

Over 120 tracks from Joe Leonard's Lin Records label! Based in Gainesville, Texas, from 1954–1968, Lin and its Kliff subsidiary had just one national hit (Ken Copeland's Pledge of Love, included... more

Since Bear Family issued this 1989 2-LP set, more early-'50s New Orleans Mercury R&B sessions have been unearthed—so here's a 2-CD expansion on that Crescent City classic! Ultra-rare gospel sessions... more

Includes Blues at Sunrise Ivory Joe Hunter; Caldonia Louis Jordan; Sail On Boogie T-Bone Walker; Baby Look at You Wynonie Harris; S.K. Blues, Pt. 1 Joe Turner; The Honeydripper, Pt. 1 Joe Liggins; If... more

Includes The Hucklebuck Paul Williams; Rockin' at Midnight Roy Brown; Mary Is Fine Clarence "Gatemouth" Brown; For You My Love Larry Darnell; Drinkin' Wine Spo-Dee-O-Dee Stick McGhee; Why Don't You... more

Includes Lemonade Louis Jordan; Bad, Bad, Whiskey Amos Milburn; Sixty Minute Man Dominoes; I'm in the Mood John Lee Hooker; Flamingo Earl Bostic Little Joe's Boogie Joe Liggins, and more.

3 O'Clock Blues B.B. King; Lovin' Machine Wynonie Harris; Goin' Home Fats Domino; One Mint Julep Clovers; Night Train Jimmy Forrest; Have Mercy Baby Dominoes; Lawdy Miss Clawdy Lloyd Price, and more.

(Mama) He Treats Your Daughter Mean Ruth Brown; Hound Dog Big Mama Thornton; I'm Gone Shirley & Lee; I'm Mad Willie Mabon; Honey Hush Joe Turner; Drunk Jimmy Liggins, and more!

Gee Crows; The Things That I Used to Do Guitar Slim; Sh-Boom Chords; Shake, Rattle and Roll Big Joe Turner; Oh What a Dream Ruth Brown; Riot in Cell Block #9 Robins; Heart of Stone Charms; All Night... more

Tweedle Dee LaVern Baker; Reconsider Baby Lowell Fulson; Sincerely Moonglows; The Wall Flower Etta James; You Don't Have to Go Jimmy Reed; Earth Angel Penguins, and more.

Includes Blue Monday Fats Domino; Louie Louie Richard Berry; Jim Dandy LaVern Baker; Little Darlin' Gladiolas; Next Time You See Me Little Junior Parker; Ain't Got No Home Clarence "Frogman" Henry;... more

30 tracks and 64 minutes from the vaults of the ABC label, including Black Slacks Joe Bennett & the Sparkletones; Baby She's Gone Jack Scott; Boogie Woogie Country Girl Jo Ann Campbell; I Want You... more

Rarely reissued classics like Pretty Little Angel Eyes Curtis Lee; Language of Love John D. Loudermilk, and Oh Julie Sammy Salvo plus impossible-to-find gems like Ric Cartey's original version of... more

Includes Hey Little Darlin' Barry DeVorzon; Someone New Bobby Edwards; Right or Wrong Crickets; Maggie Earl Sinks (a former Cricket); Sugar in a Kiss Kenny Loran; Dream Judd Hamilton; Bridge of Love... more

Includes Drugstore Rock 'n' Roll Janis Martin; Walk On By Leroy Van Dyke; From a Jack to a King Ned Miller; Love at First Sight Bobby Louis; Bim Bam Sam Butera; If You Let Me Bill Torrie, and more... more

Another steamy set of rockabilly sides forged under the blazing Arizona sun! A few of these 1955–65 tracks came out on national labels, but most are from obscure AZ label imprints and six were never... more

Great recordings from the Dot label, including Love Me Phantom (first legitimate issue!); Circle Rock Lloyd Copas; Skinnie Minnie Bob Denton; Doggonit Jimmy Spellman; Rock Sock the Boogie Pat... more

Imperial recordings include Red Hot Bob Luman; Warm Love Johnny & Dorsey Burnette; If You Can't Rock Me Strikes; Hip Shakin' Song Roy Brown (trying his hand at rockabilly!), and 26 more gems.

A stellar Sun Records collection: 31 tracks, including "Rock Me, Baby" Jimmy Haggett; "Garden of Evil" Jimmy Wages; "Wampus Cat" Howard Chandler; "Apron Strings" Curtis Hoback and more, including... more

Another fascinating, Bear Family look at a small indie label, this time the Porter label out of Phoenix! Lots of early rock ‘n' roll sides from The Rio Rockers, Rusty Isabell, The Tads and other... more

Al Reusch's Aragon label was one of Canada's leading independent country and rock 'n' roll imprints during the '50s and '60s, and this collection from Bear Family offers 29 of the label's best sides,... more

*37 tracks* from Al Hawkes' Event label, which featured cult rockabilly fave Curtis Johnson and a young Dick Curless. And that's future guitar hero Lenny Breau on Donnie & Audrey Harrison's... more