Psych-rock, folk-rock, country-rock…all these late-'60s scenes owed a debt to these Bay Area pioneers. Here's their best collection: the hits Just a Little; Laugh, Laugh; You Tell Me Why; Don't Talk... more

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Blues has always been the cornerstone of this legendary singer's work, and this collection gathers 20 crucial, blues-informed recordings from a pivotal point in not only Dion's career, but from a... more

Ola Belle and Bud Reed's Pennsylvania home was a haven for young musicians, a place where picking, singing, and good company soothed the sting of hard times. The Reeds, joined by Kevin Roth, recorded... more

They were one of the very first doo-wop groups…their 1954 smash Gee has been called the first hit rock 'n' roll record…they're the Crows from NYC and these are 20 of their classic cuts! Gee joins I... more

A delux Dion box set included all his hits on Laurie and Columbia, his ocmplete rock'n'roll Christmas album and his latest release "Deja Nu"

18 songs from the Chicago singer/Hollywood actor who was supposed to be the next Elvis. This CD includes Tommy's smash 1957 hit Teen-Age Crush plus Goin' Steady; Sing Boy Sing; Ring-A-Ding-Ding; I'll... more

Ronnie was from Arkansas, but his adoptive home of Canada embraced him and gave him the fantastic backing group later known as The Band. Here are his early rockabilly sides for Quality and his best... more

Those who wanted to neatly file Dion under "doo wop" were surprised by his '60s forays into folk and blues. These 2 CDs follow Dion's impressive, far-reaching journey, traveling from his smashes Ruby... more

When Dion and Phil Spector teamed to make an album that emerged as darkly melancholy, Dion's management freaked. The album was issued in the UK only—and became an all-time favorite of Pete Townshend... more

Dion had split with the Belmonts and recorded a few solo records for Laurie Records before landing at Columbia in 1962. This collection brings together 10 of his best from that era, representing... more

Two early-'60s classics of roarin' rockabilly! Backed by the thundering drums of Levon Helm, Ronnie put out some sensational albums on the Roulette label; here are two of his finest. Among the 24... more

Another introspective folk-rock gem, You're Not Alone ('71) pairs Dion's own Windows and The Visitor with his memorable spins on Let It Be and Blackbird. Delicate strings enter the picture on Suite... more

A stellar spin on The Way You Do the Things You Do kicks off Dion's 1976 LP Streetheart, followed by deeply personal tunes like Runaway Man and Queen of '59 (featuring Phil Everly). Fast forward to... more