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

Every Decca recording from 1963 to 1969, including every hit, every single and every LP! The hits were still plentiful, including Fools Rush In; For You; The Very Thought of You, and Rick's superb... 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

In the mid-'50's, women country singers took their cue from Kitty Wells. They'd stand demurely on stage in Gingham, singing of unrequited love. Then came Charline Arthur who burst forth from a... more

NTSC/Region 0. This DVD collects most of the known videotaped performances of Johnny Horton from very early in his career until just a few weeks before he was killed. There are 25 filmed performances... more

"The Sweethearts of the Blues" were known for the romantic tales told in their songs, but the sizzling New Orleans session men on their recordings also helped 'em create some of the hottest Crescent... more

The first anthology to spotlight only the rockin' Roy, from his legendary Sun cuts to the treasured Monument classics! His first hit, Ooby Dooby, gives way to his pop Top 10s Oh, Pretty Woman; Dream... more

Bear Family follows its own Johnny Horton rock 'n' roll collection with this round-up of his finest ballad performances. Discover what an outstanding singer he really was as you hear his 1959/1960... 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

The definitive, never-to-be-surpassed Fats Domino single-CD hits collection: 33 tracks with a 32-page booklet! They're all here—Ain't It a Shame; The Fat Man; Blue Monday; I'm Ready; Walkin' to New... more

35 track compilation of Phillips a Buddy Holly contemporary. His song Sugar time is one of the most-covered and biggest selling songs of the 20th century. An untold slice of Tex-Mex musical history.... more

Backed by their Rhythm Orchids, these small-town Texas boys shot to stardom in '57 with the #1 smash Party Doll, the first self-composed rockabilly chart topper. Here are 31 essentials by these... more

Ronnie was from Arkansas, but his adoptive home of Canada embraced him and gave him the fantastic backing group later known as The Band. Here are his early rockabilly sides for Quality and his best... more

Endless cover versions and worship from countless rockers have made it clear: Johnny made the hottest rockabilly records of all. Here are his crucial Trio cuts plus 1957–60 solo sides: 36 in all... more

This New Orleans R&B great was rockin' and rollin' before they were calling it rock 'n' roll, and these are 34 of his hottest cuts. Here's the only anthology with his Specialty, KRC and ABC-Paramount... more

Rock 'n' roll never did manage to get any more fiery and ferocious than this: 31 of Little Richard's hottest cuts (plus some delectable rarities), many featuring his great road band The Upsetters.... more

Today, Johnny's wild-man rockabilly sides are revered around the world. But after those '50s recordings failed to catch fire, Johnny moved to LA, wrote songs for Ricky Nelson and became a teen idol... more

German-only collection containing 30 essential tracks, recorded between 1957-62, for the Verve and Imperial labels. An eclectic compilation of Ricky Nelson's ballads, juxtaposing 16 well-known hits... more

Their very first hit, the indelible classic Bye Bye Love, and all the rest of the Everlys' most essential rockers. Their other Top 10s Wake Up Little Susie; Bird Dog; ('Til) I Kissed You; Problems;... more

In a recording career which began in 1955 and spanned five decades, brothers Don and Phil Everly registered 38 Top 100 chart entries in the U.S. alone between 1957 and 1984. In the U.K., they had 30... more

Hayden was born a few miles from Elvis, made his first records within a few months of the King, was on the Sun roster and had style to spare—yet he remains one of rock 'n' roll's most unsung early... more

Duane Eddy's first single was the rare Soda Fountain Girl by Jimmy and Duane. That Jimmy was Jimmy Dell, Duane's frequent collaborator and a neglected rock hero who finally gets his due here! Both... more

Bobby was a TV star on "Ozark Jubilee" and on the Opry Station WSM and scored country hits in the '60s/early '70s, but this overdue collection rounds up his proto-rockabilly, country and pop cuts for... more

For the first time all of Jimmy Spellman's Viv, Dot, Vik, Rev, and Redstart recordings in one package, with Al Casey featured on guitar. As usual, Bear Family goes all out with the best high quality... more

Jimmy was violent (he ultimately committed suicide), a big drinker and one of the most notorious figures in Louisiana swamp pop. But his lasting legacy is his songs (Fats Domino recorded many of... more