Live set from the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame / Gospel Hall of Fame / Grammy Lifetime Achievement Award winners. An international tour sponsored by the U.S. Government found the Staples performing... more

Dion played the biggest stages in the world, but this 1971 NYC club show reveals how comfortable he was in an intimate setting, too. These versions of Ruby Baby and Abraham, Martin and John were... more

Before signing a seven-year contract with Capitol, Al Jardine, Mike Love and Brian, Dennis and Carl Wilson stepped up to the mic together for the first time at the home of Hite and Dorinda Morgan.... more

The Architect of Rock and Roll's 1973 release returns on CD/Digital for the first time • Sunflare colored Vinyl available for Record Store Day • Newly restored and remastered, the updated artwork... more

Gris-Gris Gumbo Ya Ya: Singles 1968-1974 / 2024 compilation. Dr. John's singles from those early and influential Atco/Atlantic years have been collected on Gris Gris Gumbo Ya Ya: Singles 1968-1974.... more

The Staple Singers signed to the Curtom label for this 1975 soundtrack album, and not only scored a hit with the funky "New Orleans" but rocketed to #1 with the instant-classic title smash. Along... more

The '50s rock 'n' roll icon chose to record this 1970 LP at FAME in Muscle Shoals, and the gritty, funky, soulful sound he captured there proved to be just the ticket for the comeback he was after.... more

The great lost Little Richard album! Following 1971's "The King of Rock and Roll," Richard decided to inject some country-rock flavor into his early-'70s blend of rock 'n' roll, soul and funk.... more

The rock 'n' roll icon's last great recorded statement, this 1986 LP summed up his career as it mixed rockin' house-party beats with uplifting spiritual lyrics. Billy Preston and Muscle Shoals... more

Little Richard might have been the King of Rock and Roll, but he sure could work magic with a country song, a folk tune or a Motown classic. He puts electrifying spins on "Midnight Special," "Joy to... more

This 1972 LP boasted up-to-the-minute studio sonics as it brought together session aces from the '50s and the '70s. Robert "Bumps" Blackwell (who helmed Little Richard's original classics) summoned... more