Four CD set featuring mono and stereo mixes of the three albums The West Coast Pop Art Experimental Band recorded for Reprise Records, marking the first time the mono mixes have been available on CD.... more

Limited eleven CD set. With disco taking hold of the charts worldwide, an inspired change of direction brought in a recognized lead vocalist in James "J.T." Taylor and Brazilian musician Eumir... more

These Canadian superstars saw major chart action in the U.S. between '69 and '72, a three-year span in which they sent 16 singles and these five LPs to the charts: "Canned Wheat," "American Woman,"... more

Mixing jazz-rock invention with pop-chart conquest, BS&T packed a lot of brilliance and success into their 1968–72 prime. This set covers that whole stretch, from the band's creation by Al Kooper to... more

Five CD set containing a quintet of albums by the Southern Rock legends in mini LP sleeves, all housed in a slipcase. This set includes the popular albums The Allman Brothers Band, Idlewild South,... more

This set captures all the glory and beauty of the Byrds' storied transition from folk-rock stars to country-rock trailblazers. Sweetheart of the Rodeo ('68), Gram Parsons' legendary Byrds debut (and... more

Steve Miller's bandmate went on to big success, taking his smooth pop-soul to the charts via his LPs Moments ('71), Slow Dancer ('74) and his three biggest triumphs: Silk Degrees ('76, #2), Down Two... more

Expanding Beatles-esque hooks with orchestral grandeur, ELO brought an epic new sound to rock. Here's their early gem On the Third Day ('73), Top 10 LPs Face the Music ('75), A New World Record ('76)... more

Sly's music and message spread like wildfire as these LPs hit the streets from '67 to '71. The horn-heavy soul of their debut, A Whole New Thing, leads to the freewheeling Dance to the Music... more

Carlos reunited with Buddy Miles and many original Santana members on 1987's Freedom. Leading up to that are four Top 40 LPs: Inner Secrets ('78), Marathon ('79), Zebop! ('81) and Shango ('82). Whole... more

While the Byrds and Mamas & Papas mixed up folk-rock, psych-pop and good vibes on the West Coast, John Sebastian led the Lovin' Spoonful to similar pastures—and heights of success—from NYC. Here are... more

During turbulent times, why not create feel-good rock 'n' roll full of infectious pop hooks? That formula worked for Tommy James fans, it worked for the Shondells and it worked for Roulette Records,... more

Derek earned his reputation as one of the greatest slide guitarists on Earth on the road and with these breakthrough albums with his mighty band: "Soul Serenade," "Songlines," "Already Free" and the... more

This ex-Monkee helped bring the fledgling sound of country-rock to the masses with these five LPs (all issued between '70 and '72): the charting "Magnetic South" and "Loose Salute" plus "Nevada... more

Heart reached their apex of pop success with their 1985 self-titled LP full of synths and ballads. This set, though, takes us to the "heart" of the era when the Wilson sisters led one of the baddest... more

Triple CD set collecting rare cuts and cult favourites from the worlds of psychedelic, pastoral and funky folk, 1968-1975. Focusing on the outpouring of psychedelic folk flavours that emerged swiftly... more

Grapefruit's "alternative look" at the classic rock years of England pairs hits by the superstars with a wealth of killer cuts you just don't hear on the radio. A lavishly annotated and illustrated... more

One of the most sublime voices in soul (and gospel…and pop…) works its magic on the 1961–63 LPs "My Kind of Blues," "Twistin' the Night Away," "Mr. Soul" and "Night Beat." You also get the 1963... more

Three LPs from the early-'80s heyday that saw the Stray Cats take red-hot rockabilly into the pop spotlight! Brian Setzer leads the charge through the hits "Rock This Town," "Stray Cat Strut,"... more

Beck's second box in this series starts with another Jan Hammer collaboration, There and Back ('81, #21), then moves to 1985's Flash featuring his hit spin on People Get Ready with Rod Stewart. He... more

If there was one '70s singer-songwriter who did things his way, it was Nilsson, who leapt from eccentric pop to folk-rock to Tin Pan Alley nostalgia. Follow his trip across Aerial Ballet ('68),... more

In the early '70s, Nugent scraped the charts with the Amboy Dukes. In '75, he started a solo career that sent all these to the Top 40: Ted Nugent ('75), Free-for-All ('76), Cat Scratch Fever ('77),... more

Import only 5 disc box set includes the albums; Kristofferson, Jesus Was a Capricorn (out-of-print in the US), Spooky Lady's Sideshow, Shake Hands with the Devil and the Silver Tongued Devil and I.... more

Jeff's golden voice, prodigious pop-song craftsmanship and unparalleled mastery of the studio are on shining display as you hear his solo LPs "Armchair Theatre" (1990) and "Long Wave" (2012) plus the... more

Decades of Gordon Lightfoot magic—from his early-'60s days struggling to make it as a songwriter in Nashville through his rise to worldwide stardom and all the way up to 1998—came together in this... more