Everything the Rock 'n' Roll Hall of Famer and his great group cut for Federal and King from '52 to '62—all the key hits plus unissued gems, alternate takes, demos and other rarities! The hits "Get... more

Some sets come along and make all previous ones revolving around the same artist obsolete. This huge box does just that for rock 'n' roll's original 88-key wild man, in glorious Bear Family fashion.... more

Bear Family once again presents an entire college course masquerading as a boxed set with Next Stop Vietnam, the German label's look at the Vietnam conflict's impact on American society, an impact... more

The second salvo in Bear Family's exposition of the Big Bang of the Bakersfield Sound! This time, it's Buck & the Buckaroos' complete recordings from 1965 to 1968, including singles like Only You Can... more

Elvis, Jerry Lee, Johnny, Carl and Roy get all the ink, but Sam Phillips' label housed quite a few female singers, and this incredible Bear Family production presents a full 6 CDs of largely... more

Billy's complete recordings from 1954 to 1958! Among the 192 impeccably arranged recordings on this set are a full 15 unreleased tracks, hits like The Shifting, Whispering Sands and complete, classic... more

Starting with the classic Freddie Slack sides (Cow Cow Boogie; House of Blue Lights) and moving through her solo work (Blacksmith Blues; Buzz Me), this 134-track set contains EVERYTHING Ella recorded... more

That man was Orion Eckley Darnell, who recorded That's All Right and Blue Moon of Kentucky for Sun in 1972 and sounded so much like Elvis that the country flipped its wig! Then Elvis died, and... more

Every single recording they made for Columbia and Cadence, plus every known (14) alternate take and two unreleased radio transcriptions from the '50s, all remastered for the best sound (oh, those... more

Ask any Brit—this quintet was THE premier British skiffle band of the late-'50s, and this 3-CD box set includes every side commercially issued on Parlophone, along with unissued Parlophone masters... more

(3-CD + 88 page booklet) Bear Family's essential 44-CD set 'Black Europe' follows the lives of more than 100 musicians, dancers and entertainers across Europe and tells their amazing stories through... more

Here's every Sun recording, plus alternate takes, unreleased sides, songs recorded pseudonymously for Brunswick and Rita and a snazzy booklet. 49 red hot tracks!

Bob Dylan is among the many record collectors who've called attention to Billy Riley, whose six stellar 1956–59 Sun singles ensured him a place in rockabilly heaven. Not only does this exhaustive set... more

Bear Family has created the definitive look at these historic recordings, offering a staggering 38 tracks, their complete output for the Polydor label and then some! Each track is lovingly restored... more

(2-CD + 116 page booklet) In March 1944, a chance meeting between three men in Santa Monica had far-reaching consequences. Playwright Bertolt Brecht and composer Hanns Eisler had worked together in... more

Two CD digipak with 64 page booklet. In April 2016, Bill Ramsey will celebrate his 85th birthday. Bill was born in Cincinnatti, Ohio, in 1931. While serving his time in the United States Airforce in... more

Even though Jack's first single, Slow Down b/w A Fool for Lovin' You, was a hit in Memphis, he chose to work by day and gig by night instead of touring. But he was one of the original Sun rockers... more

What the press says: The album has now been lovingly remastered by Bear Family with comprehensive notes from Colin Escott and a second CD, featuring 16 vintage recordings from the early days of... more

The man who assembled The Band is known as a rock 'n' roll wildman—but he also sang beautiful ballads throughout his career. Here are 30 that he cut for Roulette, Hawk, Cotillion, Monument and... more

26 demos from ace songwriter Don Robertson! Don had a few hits of his own, most notably The Happy Whistler, but he really made his nut as a Nashville songwriter, culminating in the number of songs he... more

Ella started with Jimmy Dorsey and found fame with Freddie Slack before notching a string of solo hits from 1943–53. She could sing (and found herself alternately filed under) jazz, blues, country... more

Everyone from Elvis Presley to Gale Storm borrowed songs from this Crescent City R&B great—but no one out-rocked Smiley and his killer studio band. Here are 36 raging rockers featuring Smiley's... more