In this box, besides the albums It's Everly Time, A Date with the Everly Brothers, Both Sides of an Evening, Instant Party, The Golden Hits of the Everly Brothers, Christmas with the Everly Brothers... more

In 1963 Jerry signed with Smash Records, where he made an awful lot of good music for five years that got ignored in the face of the British Invasion. This 8-CD set restores that fine body of work,... more

This incredible collection from Bear Family includes everything Lymon and the group ever recorded: the group's singles and LP sides, his solo work for Roulette, Columbia, TCF and even Big Apple, live... more

10 CDs that tell the tale of Jerry Lee's last eight years (1970–78) on Mercury Records! Among the 220-plus tracks are hits like There Must Be More to Love Than This and Would You Take Another Chance... 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

Bear Family has assembled the definitive, never-to-be-surpassed look at the Eddie Cochran legend—an 8-CD set that includes EVERY vocal recording he ever made, featuring the hits "Summertime Blues,"... more

Bear Family has always wanted to put out a Chuck Berry comp. Now, after all the others have tried, Bear Family—arguably the ultimate archival reissue label—emerges with the ultimate Chuck Berry... more

Here, on 9 CDs, is EVERYTHING Johnny ever recorded. Not just released—recorded! That means all of his Rock 'n' Roll Trio recordings, classics like "Train Kept A-Rollin'," "Rock Therapy," "Honey Hush"... 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

This 6-CD set presents literally everything Ricky recorded for Capitol and Verve in pristine sound from the ORIGINAL tapes, close to 180 tracks that include a bunch of unissued alternate takes, songs... more

His COMPLETE RCA recordings, 157 tracks on 6 CDs from the best-selling rock instrumentalist of all time! Duane was at the peak of his popularity during this period, spawning seven Top 100 singles... more

Sonny Til & the Orioles brought the group harmony sound of the Ink Spots into the modern era. This 6-CD set collects those groundbreaking recordings into one superbly annotated set boasting such hits... more

Who did Bob Dylan call "the forgotten man of Bakersfield"? Why do you think we're asking?—it's Red Simpson! Red was right there alongside Buck Owens and Merle Haggard, putting Bakersfield on the map... 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

This gorgeous 2-CD set gathers 47 magnificent tracks—their entire output for Imperial from 1953 to 1960—from one of the smoothest R&B vocal groups of the early '50s, including the big hits... more

47 tracks—his complete Imperial, Sho-Biz, Rona and Rip recordings—from one of the great unsung New Orleans R&B stars. Not only did Bobby record the original versions of I'm Gonna Be a Wheel Someday... more

Rock 'n' roll fans loved this one-of-a-kind piano man, who mixed boogie-woogie, country, Western swing and pop into a sound all his own. He could often be found hanging around the hillbilly bars of... 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

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

Town Hall Party' was among the first of the country music shows to be seen on U. S. television, making it's debut in early 1952 and running until early 1961. Staged every Saturday in a theatre in... more

The Collins Kids were teenage Oklahomans who had come to L.A. in search of fame and maybe fortune. They were high energy, exciting early rock 'n' rollers, underscoring that Fifties rock music was... 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

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