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These string-bending brothers from Brooklyn sent haunting steel-guitar lines soaring up the charts starting with the all-time classic (and movie soundtrack favorite) "Sleepwalk" in '59. Here's that... more

Includes; Classics: 68' Comeback Special / Aloha from Hawaii Via Satellite / on Stage / That's the Way It Is / Recorded Live in Memphis.

Rosie's 1960 #5 smash "Angel Baby" is included in this superb collection in two forms: the hit U.S. version (mastered from the original master tape for the first time on CD!) and the UK version,... more

Sometimes called Britain's answer to Elvis Presley, Cliff Richard released this collection of his considerable body of work in 1979. Features many of his best known songs including 'Move It', 'Living... more

Take that, Red Baron! Includes Snoopy vs. the Red Baron; The Return of the Red Baron; Airplane Song (My Airplane); Shot Down; Snoopy for President; It's Sopwith Camel Time; Smallest Astronaut; Any... more

Two early-'70s LPs that lit the path for so many sweet-soul harmony groups that followed! Their Philly Groove Top 10 smashes Didn't I (Blow Your Mind This Time); Trying to Make a Fool of Me, and Over... 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

"The Minstrel of the Appalachians" had a repertoire of at least 300 songs, many derived from old English ballads and 19th-century popular tunes. He and his banjo perform some of his very best on this... more

Recorded over three days on the stage of an auditorium near Kennett Square, Pennsylvania, Kilby Snow sings and plays autoharp on this 1969 Folkways release. Snow began playing the autoharp at just... more

With our own Collectors' Choice Music reissue of the album now out-of-print, we head overseas for a deluxe expanded MONO edition! Hitting #8 on the pop charts, Insight Out contained two of the... more

Domingo Samudio (a.k.a. Sam the Sham) helped bring Tex-Mex to the masses and these singles are marvels of raw, rootsy grit and real-deal rock 'n' roll. Here's the first-ever collection of every MGM... more

Sandy's career didn't end after his 1963 motorcycle accident—but, unfortunately, most of his collections do. In fact, this is the first one to mine his 1965–69 recordings, cuts that feature the star... more

These 1972 and 1975 albums feature two tunes that hit the pop charts, Chantilly Lace and Turn On Your Love Light, plus his country hits Lonely Weekends; I Can Still Hear the Music in the Restroom,... more