The Carter Family are among the most important artists in the entire history of popular music. They were pioneers in writing and recording folk and country music for the commercial market, and their... more

This is an amazing deal for 80 tracks by Ferlin Husky, country hit-maker for decades, Simon Crum, hillbilly humorist, and Terry Preston, early-'50s recording artist. All three, of course, were the... more

From his 1949 recording debut for the Macy's label through his 1962 RCA hits (on both the pop and country charts), here are every A- and B-side released by this beloved star of the "New Nashville... more

This release continues the series which we re-established last year with a 4-CD set of "The Greatest Country Hits of 1958" and which comprises selected annual collections of the biggest US country... more

Homer and Jethro were a country duo, real names Henry Haynes and Kenneth Burns, with their musical roots in hillbilly and bluegrass, who worked together on radio in the 1930s and reunited after... more

Bob Wills was one of the two country music personalities, along with Spade Cooley, who pioneered the style of Western Swing music during the 1930s and '40s, combining the standard approach of... more

Davis became Louisiana's governor during that stretch (in '44); he's a part of the fabric of Americana and these are two and a half hours of the recordings that made him a country legend. His... more

This honky-tonk hero enjoyed two hit periods: the mid-'50s on Decca and then from 1964–80 on Starday, Chart and Gusto. These 56 tracks take us to the top: his MGM and Decca A- and B-sides from '49 to... more

Faron Young was one of the coterie of country stars who came to prominence in the early '50s as the popularity of honky tonk country was reaching it's height, becoming one of the genre's most... more

Tex Ritter was one of the first "singing cowboys", a singer and actor who started out singing on radio in Texas in the 1920s, soon moving to New York to appear on radio and on Broadway. He made his... more

Guitarist and mandolinist Lester Flatt and banjo player Earl Scruggs were among the leading exponents of bluegrass music in the post-war era. Scruggs is famous for developing the three-finger style... more

He was a gifted songwriter and singer and a successful hit-maker, but Merle looms largest as one of the giants of country guitar (Chet Atkins would have been the first to tell you so). The majority... more

Ira and Charlie's haunting close harmonies made for some of the most influential recordings in country. You'll follow them from their Southern Baptist roots to their Grand Ole Opry glory across two... more

Today's country princesses are descended from this Queen of Country Music, whose pure, plaintive tone was the perfect instrument to deliver these classics. These 49 tracks (priced to amaze) include... more

Along with Kitty Wells and Jean Shepard, Goldie Hill was one of country music's first female trailblazers, breaking through with solo hits in the early '50s. This 56-track celebration of "The Golden... more

Bill Carlisle of the Carlisle Brothers formed this much-loved country group in the early '50s, preserving their hillbilly sound and spirit even as they evolved amid the arrival of rockabilly and rock... more

Pee Wee and his Golden West Cowboys were exactly who you wanted to see on the Western Swing dance floor in the postwar years, and fans of that endlessly enjoyable, effervescent brand of country music... more

Even after he earned a Mercury contract and started scoring pop hits, Rusty Draper never left his country roots behind. These 60 tracks start during his early country period then take us to the... more

Roy Drusky was a country singer and songwriter very much associated with the emerging "Nashville sound" during the late 1950s as the music began to acquire a smoother style as it incorporated strings... more

Was this great singer-songwriter from North Carolina a pop star, country hit-maker or folk singer? Yes, yes and yes, and this 58-song set tracks him from his pop beginnings to his first forays onto... more

This new set takes us to the top, before Conway began his epic streak on the country charts. This is the young rock 'n' roller and pop singer, and here you'll find his early hits "It's Only Make... more

Just as trailblazing as those infectious country novelty hits of his were Jimmy's trademark rhinestone-studded suits. He died at age 94 in 2014, but this nicely priced 2-CD set takes us back to the... more

Tommy Collins - The Singles & Albums Collection 1951-60 - Tommy Collins was a country singer, songwriter and guitarist who was instrumental in creating the Bakersfield sound during the 1950s and... more

Johnny Bond was a country singer, guitarist and songwriter, born in Oklahoma, who also appeared in more than 40 western movies during the later heyday of the genre in the 1940s and into the '50s, and... more

Elton Britt was a country singer, songwriter and guitarist who was born in 1913, and had a recording career which began in the early 1930s and spanned more than three decades, as he adapted his... more