If that price tag made you do a double-take, just consider what's here: nothing less than one of the greatest collected bodies of work in the history of American music (not just country music). In... more

A 5-CD, 159-track set containing his COMPLETE recordings from 1953 to 1964! This is the Big Bang of the Bakersfield Sound, featuring demos, LPs and legendary singles like Under Your Spell Again;... more

Guitarists like Jerry Reed, George Harrison, Carl Perkins, Scotty Moore, Doc Watson, Leo Kottke and Mark Knopfler spent hours listening to the albums contained on this 7-CD set…now it's your turn!... more

Bear Family picks up where their first Osborne Brothers set left off with every track this spectacular bluegrass duo recorded for MCA/Decca from 1968 to the end of their association with the label in... 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

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

We pick up the story in 1955 and head straight into the golden age of the label with 100 more classic sides.

Billy's complete Columbia recordings, starting in 1949 when he was known as the Masked Singer all the way to 1965 when he was busy defining the Nashville Sound! Includes such hits as Charlie's Shoes;... more

Hank Thompson and his brilliant band the Brazos Valley Boys forged a synthesis of honky-tonk and Western Swing that still can be heard in country music today! All of which makes the prior... more

His Top 5 LPs "Blue Hawaii" ('61), "Pot Luck," "Girls! Girls! Girls!" (both '62) and "Fun in Acapulco" ('63) plus 1964's "Viva Las Vegas"…five LPs from Presley's movie-star days plus songs not sung... more

More adventuresome country from one of the great Nashville songwriters! Includes gospel, standards, blues, even work with Los Indios Tabajaras plus hits like Yes, I'm Hurting; Oh Such a Stranger, and... more

Floyd's complete recordings from 1936 to 1962! That includes his early work with the Blue Ridge Playboys, his 1936–41 Decca sides, the nine (1936–45) classic years with Columbia, his 1958 album for... more

Bear Family already earned a Grammy nod for their Bristol Sessions set (the 1927 Victor Records sessions in Bristol, Tennessee known as "The Big Bang of Country Music"). This new set—a 4-CD LP-sized... more

Two of Waylon's biggest triumphs were "Ol' Waylon" ('77), which crossed over to #15 on the pop charts, and "Waylon & Willie," which reached #12 in '78. Here are those plus "Lonesome, On'ry and Mean"... more

She's got seven Grammys, two Oscar nominations, a Tony nomination, a place in the Country Music Hall of Fame…but Dolly has no career-spanning, multi-label anthology. This takes care of that on 4 CDs:... more

The Deluxe Edition adds a bonus CD featuring Johnny's very first time on the air, an August 4, 1955 broadcast on the "Country Music Jamboree!" Then there is a bonus DVD featuring selections from the... more

This onetime polka dance-band leader went on to record with vocalist Redd Stewart some of the best-known country songs (Slow Poke; Tennessee Waltz; Bonaparte's Retreat, etc.) of the '40s and '50s,... 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

May we recommend Mr. Charlie Walker, as true a honky-tonker as ever sang a note? And this gorgeous 5-CD, 154-track set from Bear Family has just about every note, from his earliest recordings in 1952... more

Already a star since the late '50s, Buck Owens saw his star rise yet further in the late '60s, when he started co-hosting "Hee-Haw," sold out concert after concert and cracked the country Top 10... more

These 35 years of hits follow Waylon's rise from Nashville nonconformist to outlaw icon: his '60s hits "Stop the World (and Let Me Off)," "(That's What You Get) For Lovin' Me," "The Chokin' Kind,"... more

He may have been the elder statesman of bluegrass, but he still was making great music in the '70s, and his band always had the best young talent around. This 4-CD, lavishly annotated set includes... more

His complete Decca recordings from 1936 to 1947 (and the never-reissued World transcriptions), more than 200 songs on 8 CDs that chronicle his emergence as one of country's first superstars. Along... more

Cliff Bruner got his start fiddlin' for Milton Brown, then went on to form the Texas Wanderers, a great Western swingin' outfit that featured Moon Mullican and Link Davis among others. This 123-track... more

These 6 CDs chronicle Sun's country output from 1950–59: big stars plus artists who never made it but sure sound like they should've. You'll hear newly restored audio and newly discovered tracks, and... more