One of the great new voices of country teamed with one of its towering figures on this 1994 LP. They cover everyone from Jimmie Rodgers to Johnny Cash to Elton John; a bonus take on the Beatles' All... more

Some of the greatest musical moments happen only once, in a live setting and if you're not there to experience them at the time, they're lost to history. But every now and then, a buried treasure is... more

Some of the greatest musical moments happen only once, in a live setting, and if you're not there to experience them at the time, they're lost to history. But every now and then, a buried treasure is... more

Released publicly (and legally) for the first time, here's the 1973 recording by "the best live band in the world" (according to Billboard) made at this Denver club, which was set up to look like the... more

The architect of the Bakersfield Sound assembled a new version of the Buckaroos band to back him on this January 15, 1989 date at the Victoria Theater in San Francisco to commemorate his return to... more

No one conjured up the Old West quite as warmly and convincingly as the King of the Cowboys and his queen. Bonus tracks (including "The Story of Roy Rogers and Cowboy Toby") join Roy and Dale's... more

These recordings (some of which were produced by Dave Alvin) were made from 1994–2004, but they'll have you swearing you're back in the honky-tonks and roadhouses of the '50s., You get prime cuts... more

In the early '60s, Bakersfield, California, was known as "Nashville West" because of the rock-infused honky-tonk music that emanated from the area courtesy of pickers Clarence White, Gary Paxton and... more

In the early '60s, Bakersfield, California, was known as "Nashville West" because of the rock-infused honky-tonk music that emanated from the area courtesy of pickers Clarence White, Gary Paxton and... more

This 1953–56 pre-Capitol collection rounds up the early cuts Buck made after moving to Bakersfield but before he became a star. These raw honky-tonk gems include "Hot Dog," "I'm Gonna Blow," "Blue... more

Released publicly (and legally) for the first time, here's the 1973 recording by "the best live band in the world" (according to Billboard) made at this Denver club, which was set up to look like the... more

No genre can hold this Tex-Mex legend, but these songs rocketed up the country charts: "Before the Next Teardrop Falls," "Wasted Days and Wasted Nights," "The Rains Came," "You'll Lose a Good Thing"... more