6 CDs chronicling some of the most radical and experimental country music ever waxed right alongside huge hits like "Ring of Fire," "Understand Your Man," "Rosanna's Going Wild" and "Folsom Prison... more

For a full helping of her early rock-'n'-rollin' recordings, you can't beat this 4-CD set from Bear Family, which includes all 122 tracks this teenage queen recorded for Decca, from her first session... more

All of his Sun recordings (including some 30 unissued tracks) taken from the original tapes for the first time, plus the fruits of his first year at Columbia ("I Still Miss Someone," etc.) newly... more

Everything Johnny recorded for Columbia during those fateful years when he was stretching the boundaries of country music. Among the 134 tracks are his LP of country standards, religious albums, hits... more

Mixing big hits with lesser-known, blues-edged gems, this CD brings you 87 minutes of what John Lennon called "the greatest voice of the rock 'n' roll era." Bigelow 6-200, recorded when she was 11,... more

This 24-track CD from Bear Family remains the definitive single-CD summation of Johnny's classic Sun sides. Includes Cry Cry Cry; Hey Porter; Folsom Prison Blues; Luther Played the Boogie; I Walk the... more

Brenda hit the German charts with German originals like Wiedersehn Ist Wunderschön and Ich Will Immer auf Dich Warten—they're here along with more of her early-'60s German tracks, recorded in Hamburg... more

Like the critically acclaimed movie, our story also begins in Folsom Prison. But unlike the movie, there is not a word of truth in our story. Inspired by an idea from Bear Family's Richard Weize,... more

In 1955, at the dawn of his long career, Sun Records president Sam Phillips sent Johnny Cash to a nearby photographer, William Speer. Cash was fortunate because Speer was an innovative craftsman,... more