'Pushin' Too Hard' is a 94-track celebration of 1960s garage punk, a retrospectively named genre first compiled on Lenny Kaye's seminal 1972 collection 'Nuggets'. This is raw, exciting music with... more

Two CDs containing Alabama's first four albums for RCA Records, dating from 1980, 1981, 1982 and 1983. Three out of the four were US Country #1 albums with My Home's In Alabama reaching No. 3. This... more

Limited 14 CD set. 20 Years is a 145 track celebration of the 10cc's most-celebrated period from 1972 to 1992 and includes all of the studio and official live albums released in this period, as well... more

Jody Reynolds is no doubt destined to be erroneously remembered as a "One Hit Wonder" for his very first record, the million-selling 'Endless Sleep'. Once heard, never forgotten, it's spooky,... more

Two CD collection that featuring the A and B sides of 70s legends Wizzard's singles. The UK No. 1's 'See My Baby Jive' and 'Angel Fingers' are both included as is the perennial winter season classic... more

Three CD compilation that focuses on the massive influence The Beatles had on a multitude of artists in disparate genres throughout numerous countries, right from the very start. Featuring Mary... more

2024 release. A lavish reissue of Davy Jones' self-titled album remastered with 6 bonus tracks. The CD version comes with a big 36 page colour booklet, extensive liner notes from Monkees historian... more

Tony's streak of sublime LPs on Columbia continued with these two from '67 and '68, which are remastered and joined by new notes here. He puts his magic touch on some of his favorites from the Great... more

The youngest performing member of her generation of the formidable Carter Family, Anita Carter was genuine Country Music royalty, and had virtually grown up onstage. With her achingly pure soprano,... more

One of Rock & Roll/Rockabilly's "Holy Grail" releases, the 10" LP "JOHNNY BURNETTE'S ROCK 'N ROLL TRIO" was originally issued in the U. S. on the Coral label, in December 1956. It was a near-perfect... more

A superstar of traditional country music and bluegrass for over half a century, and a regular on Nashville's 'Grand Ole Opry' from the 1940s until (quite literally) the day he died, Louis Marshall... more