With SF loving their hometown boys and the country world catching on, this band was primed for fame when this 1971 debut came out. Their hit takes on Beat Me Daddy, Eight to the Bar and Hot Rod... more

Fagen and Becker followed Aja with another Top 10 LP, this one released in late 1980. At #10, the song Hey Nineteen gave 'em their biggest hit in six years; it joins the hit Time Out of Mind... more

Vinyl collectors have had their turn, as the Who's complete singles have come out across four sets of 7" discs over the past two years. Now, for those who prefer portability…who'd really like to... more

Tommy re-emerges in a sonically brilliant, digitally remixed/remastered reissue produced by Jon Astley (who produced the acclaimed Live at Leeds and Who's Next reissues) under the personal... more

Personnel includes: Sister Rosetta Tharpe (vocals, guitar); Marie Knight (vocals); Stafford Simon (tenor saxophone); Archie Johnson, Nelson Bryant (trumpet); Clyde Hart (piano); Abe Bolar (bass);... more

The longest-running bestseller in country music, remastered with new notes and interviews! Includes "Walkin' After Midnight" album version (1961 remake), "I Fall to Pieces," "You're Stronger Than Me"... more

A #27 LP from '71, including their hits Walk Away and Midnight Man plus Live My Life Again; White Man/Black Man; It's All the Same; Yadig?, and more.

Here are two dozen of Bing's Decca studio recordings, each a kelly green classic! Includes the hit and original versions of "Too-Ra-Loo-Ra-Loo-Ral" (the original version's only appeared on 78!), plus... more