His complete Decca recordings from 1936 to 1947 (and the never-reissued World transcriptions), more than 200 songs on 8 CDs that chronicle his emergence as one of country's first superstars. Along... more

That price might seem steep if you ever had the good fortune to attend a Louisiana Hayride show at the Municipal Auditorium in Shreveport, Louisiana; after all, it only cost 60 cents for adults (30... more

This 10-CD set from Bear Family traces the career of one of the most remarkable singers—and bands—in all of country music. Every single one of Ray's Columbia recordings from 1950 to 1966 is here,... more

This 8-CD/1-DVD box includes their complete recordings for Warner Brothers and RCA from 1966 to 1972, right up to the time of ther first split. Along with singles, outtakes and rarities including 50... more

5 CDs containing all her recordings from the '60s remastered from the original masters, including every single or LP track, alternate takes, unreleased sides—even German-language recordings! A... more

110 copiously annotated tracks comprising most every country recording this multitalented performer cut, taken from his short stops at the Bullet and Bluebonnet labels and, of course, his long stay... more

The 1958 smash that sparked the folk revival—the Kingston Trio's "Tom Dooley"— begins this set: 70 tracks and a 120-page booklet. You'll encounter the dawn of the singer-songwriter age and the great... more

You'll find poets, pop stars, country-rockers, old-school folkies and forward-looking singer-songwriters in the very eclectic (and extensive) fourth set of the series: 80 tracks and a 140-page... more

The complete Sun recordings—with some alternate takes—of one of the wildest rockabillies of all time, Sonny Burgess, he of the dyed-red hair and suit to match! Sonny and his backup band the Pacers... 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

Fellow Louisiana wildman Huey Meaux produced this 1974 LP, which Jerry Lee considered to be his last great rock album. They went to town on soul, country, R&B and swamp pop—and they recorded enough... more

The last days of Gram Parsons (That's All It Took; She, and, with Emmylou Harris, Sleepless Nights) are documented here, and the Allman Brothers bring Southern rock to the table with Ramblin' Man.... more

What a fascinating document. Twitty, rock 'n' roll star, had already scored many pop hits but had started to make country demos when he and his Lonely Blue Boys gave this 1964 performance at the... more

Rock he did, as Glen ranks second only to Eddie Cochran in the pantheon of California rockabillies. And this Bear Family production puts together ALL of his studio recordings, from the early country... 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.

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.

2014 collection, an installment in Bear Family's SWEET SOUL MUSIC series, which tells the story of R&B-Soul-Funk from 1945-1975, year-by-year, song-by-song. This is the sound that still influences... more

Ain't That Peculiar Marvin Gaye; A Sweet Woman Like You Joe Tex; Uptight (Everything's Alright) Stevie Wonder; 634-5789 (Soulsville, U.S.A.) Wilson Pickett; She Blew a Good Thing Poets; Cool Jerk... more

Soul Man Sam & Dave; Respect Aretha Franklin; Mercy, Mercy, Mercy Cannonball Adderley; Sweet Soul Music Arthur Conley; Jimmy Mack Martha & the Vandellas; Tramp Otis Redding/Carla Thomas; Ain't No... more

I Second That Emotion Smokey Robinson & the Miracles; (Sittin' on) The Dock of the Bay Otis Redding; We're a Winner Impressions; Dance to the Music Sly & the Family Stone; Tighten Up Pt. 1 Archie... more

33 arguments for why Connie was not just a great singer, but a great rock 'n' roll singer! Along with her greatest hits (Who's Sorry Now; Stupid Cupid; My Happiness; Lipstick on Your Collar;... more

Bear Family's batch of vintage Western theme songs walks the line between recording artists and movie stars—check out this assortment: My Rifle Dean Martin; Bonanza Johnny Cash; Man Without a Star... more

The Book of Tiki author Sven Kirsten curated this musical journey through Polynesian pop: 17 esoteric mood pieces and swinging lounge songs plus a 52-page booklet to help take you to far-off tropical... more

The Bear Family Rocks series turns to the most famous piano pounder in rock 'n' roll with 80 minutes of Jerry Lee on one CD! This is the first collection with his Sun and Mercury classics plus... more