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 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

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

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

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 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

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

This import is the definitive statement that Bill was the first rock 'n' roller. Here's 1951's Rocket ‘88'; 1953's Crazy Man Crazy (the first rock 'n' roll hit); his Decca smashes Rock Around the... 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

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

Rockabilly rave-ups, amped-up adrenaline rushes…80 minutes of only the most red-hot rock of Chuck Berry! As you hear these 32 classics, you'll hear many of the most copped guitar licks and borrowed... 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

These weren't just formative years for Little Richard—these RCA and Peacock recordings gave the world a glimpse of rock 'n' roll in its embryonic stages. It's jump blues with an exciting new twist as... more

These 28 sides (on one CD) get you every single track (including alternates) that Roy recorded for Sun! His first hit, "Ooby Dooby," joins "Go! Go! Go!," "Rock House," "Devil Doll," "Domino," "Mean... more

Pianos around the world protested the pounding that this one took at the hands of Jerry Lee in this legendary 1964 concert. Includes Great Balls of Fire; Whole Lotta Shakin' Goin' On; Mean Woman... more

Just after a string of country smashes, Jerry Lee renounced secular music and dove into gospel…for a few months. Recorded live with his band at a small church on Highway 51 in Memphis, these 1971... more

It was Jerry's mission to obey his demons, and these 32 cuts (from his Sun era to the early '70s) all stay true to his randy, rebellious ways. You get hits, rarities and some "killer" studio chatter:... more