Power-pop ground zero: Big Star's 1972 debut LP, newly remastered from the stereo analog tapes and now available as a standalone CD for the first time in many years! R.E.M.'s Mike Mills penned the... more

Stax/Volt Revue - Live in Norway 1967 marks the first-ever official release of this historic concert. Considered by soul music fans to be one of the greatest lineups of artists ever to grace the... more

18 classics from this all-time great Stax vocal group, all 24-bit mastered and annotated! Includes Whatcha See Is Whatcha Get; In the Rain; Hey You! Get off My Mountain; Get Up and Get Down; Fell for... more

2017 live release. Nathaniel Rateliff and the Night Sweats have played Red Rocks once or twice a year since 2015. But what if you want to listen to Denver's favorite rock-and-soul band play the venue... more

Everything Otis sang was deep soul—but this is the deepest of the deep. This is a new collection, but it plays (and looks) like an original Stax release; here, on CD or vinyl, are his most begging,... more

The Staples moved from gospel to soul when they signed with Stax in '68, and these are the Cropper-produced, Booker T.-backed classics that came next! Includes the R&B hits I'll Take You There; If... more

Chris Bell was gone, leaving Alex Chilton as the primary songwriter on Big Star's 1974 sophomore LP. Rave reviews and endless accolades for Chilton followed as listeners heard the instant classic... more

Only one artist resided on Isaac Hayes' short-lived Hot Buttered Soul label besides Ike himself: the Masqueraders, Memphis's premier soul harmony group. The first CD release of their 1975 debut... more