Producer Joe Boyd and engineer John Wood (who also worked together on LPs by Fairport Convention, Nick Drake and Richard & Linda Thompson) helmed this 1968 LP. Geoff's renowned version of "Brazil"... more

Paul Butterfield plays some sweet harp on this 1972 LP, which features the Muldaurs' memorable takes on "Havana Moon," "Lazybones," "Hard Time Killin' Floor," "Blue Railroad Train," "Lover Man,"... more

Endearingly to his fans (and, no doubt, frustratingly to his labels), Tim leapt willfully from folk to rock to psych to jazz to soul in his career. This first round-up of his complete singles... more

Arlo Guthrie's music and Arthur Penn's Oscar-nominated film became late-'60s counter-culture touchstones amidst the rising anti-Vietnam War sentiment. This much-loved 1969 soundtrack was expanded in... more

Goodman launched his label Red Pajamas Records with this 1983 live LP. This new edition adds 10 live tracks drawn from the out-of-print anthology "No Big Surprise." "You Never Even Called Me by My... more

Soon after Steve lost his battle with leukemia, this 1984 LP came out—and it actually brought a measure of solace to the passionate fans of this one-of-a-kind singer-songwriter. Recorded with his... more

Steve's second posthumous LP (1987) compiled demos, outtakes and unissued tracks. But this is no hodgepodge—it plays like an album of songs always meant to be together, and that's why it won a... more