Sly's first Top 10 album was this 1970 "best-of"; one of the best party/summer records ever, it caps off the band's recent reissue series. The smashes Dance to the Music; Everyday People; Thank You... more

Epic wasted no time in following Sly's meteoric rise with this 1970 "best-of," which hit #2 and now returns in fine form: newly minted 150-gram vinyl! Few records are as fun to blast as this: "Thank... more

Riot is unlike any of Sly & the Family Stone's other albums. Stripped of the effervescence that flowed through his previous albums, it is a dark come down from the late '60's high. What makes Riot so... more

They mixed race, they mixed gender, they mixed genres, they mixed funk and soul with politics and scathing social commentary (before everyone else started doing it)—and yet Sly & the Family Stone... more