"The Times They Are A-Changin'" was the first Dylan album to consist solely of his own compositions, and what compositions they were: "One Too Many Mornings," "Boots of Spanish Leather," "The... more

Includes "Urge for Going," "Chelsea Morning," "Big Yellow Tax," "Woodstock," "The Circle Game," "Free Man in Paris," "Help Me," "Both Sides Now," "You Turn Me On, I'm a Radio," "Carey," "California,"... more

Not since "Still Crazy After All These Years" 11 years earlier had Paul cracked the Top 5—but the Grammy-winning "Graceland" was so inspired and so utterly irresistible that Paul not only had a... more

James Taylor's first Greatest Hits album, released in 1976 and consisting of his well-known early '70s recordings on Warner Bros. And re-recordings of some of the songs from his 1968 Apple Records... more

LEONARD COHEN / FUTURE - The Future is the ninth studio album by the Canadian singer-songwriter Leonard Cohen, released in 1992. Almost an hour in length, it was Cohen's longest album up to that... more

Considered the duo's first masterpiece, this gem from 1966 had a major effect on the folk scene. To get it right, they spent 3 months in the recording studio, which was unheard of at the time.

This lady gives a sneak peak here to what we see in later albums...some sizable instrumental sections, jazz influences and piano accompaniments. Includes The Arrangement; Rainy Night House; For... more

32 tracks including all 16 hits the duo scored for Columbia…essential indeed! Includes "The Sounds of Silence," "I Am a Rock," "Scarborough Fair / Canticle," "Homeward Bound," "The 59th Street Bridge... more

The best collection yet from one of pop music's most influential, enduring and fascinating artists! Includes "Suzanne," "Bird on a Wire," "Sisters of Mercy," "Famous Blue Raincoat," "First We Take... more

1997 marks a milestone for Leonard Cohen; 30 years ago, the aspiring underground poet/novelist signed with Columbia. He released his debut album in December of '67 and has sold well over 11 million... more

Their stunning debut, now garnished with a demo version of Bleecker Street and unreleased alternate takes of He Was My Brother and The Sun Is Burning, all recorded in March 1964!

Not since "Still Crazy After All These Years" 11 years earlier had Paul cracked the Top 5—but the Grammy-winning "Graceland" was so inspired and so utterly irresistible that Paul not only had a... more

Vinyl LP pressing including digital download. 2018 release. Acclaimed as one of the most iconic records in rock 'n' roll history, Paul Simon's Grammy-winning 1986 album Graceland has received a... more

The Guardian called it "one of the landmark concerts of his career": the three-hour set Paul played to close the 2012 Hard Rock Calling festival in London. Never before available, this magnificent... more

The Guardian called it "one of the landmark concerts of his career": the three-hour set Paul played to close the 2012 Hard Rock Calling festival in London. Never before available, this magnificent... more

This 2009 concert album (which clocks in at over two and a half hours) remains one of the most warm-hearted, emotionally intimate recordings of Cohen's career—and that's a neat trick, as this concert... more

Finally, a single CD with Paul's crucial solo tracks and the Simon & Garfunkel classics. S&G's "The Sound of Silence," "America," "The Boxer," "Cecilia" and "Bridge over Troubled Water" join Paul's... more

The back catalog of folk rock's ageless poet is undergoing a thorough re-release campaign, beginning with this, his stunning 1967 debut. Featuring Suzanne; Master Song; Winter Lady; The Stranger... more

Leonard Cohen did it again on this 1988 album! Backdrops of pulsating rhythms and keyboards flood songs such as First We Take Manhattan; Everybody Knows; Jazz Police; Tower of Song, plus many more!

With Phil Spector producing and composing and backing vocals from the likes of Bob Dylan and Allen Ginsberg this is one interesting 1977 album! True Love Leaves No Traces; Paper Thin Hotel and... more