This 3-CD collection contains Jack's two most popular albums—"Friends of Mine" and "The Long Ride," collectively featuring guest appearances by Arlo Guthrie, Tom Russell, Emmylou Harris, Dave Alvin,... more

Phil Ochs was a topical songwriter who was at the forefront of the folk music scene in the 1960'S-70'S. In the spring of 1973, he made a small U.S. tour that among other shows, included this stop at... more

One of the most fascinating singer-songwriters—and most tragic figures—of the '60s folk revival is heard here live in Montreal, just months before the release of his ornately orchestrated debut for... more

"Inside Llewyn Davis" (which was inspired by his life) cast new light on Van Ronk, but he needed no introduction to followers of the '60s Greenwich Village folk scene. What we have here is the... more

BLACK VINYL. Dave Van Ronk was one of the most important figures to emerge from the 1960s American music folk revival in the NYC Greenwich Village music scene. He befriended Bob Dylan, Phil Ochs,... more

Together with their band the Tennessee Cut-Ups, Don and Red were really hitting their stride when these tunes were recorded at New River Ranch in Rising Sun, Maryland. Country and bluegrass fans,... more

Bill Monroe's vocalist during his heyday, Jimmy Martin was one of the original kings of bluegrass. His famous high 'n' lonesome voice stirs the soul in these live 1969–71 performances with Jimmy's... more

As a result of the resurgence of interest in folk and bluegrass music in the early 60s, Doc Watson was invited to appear at the 1963-64 Newport Folk Festivals and he performed at Town Hall in NYC in... more

Rock 'n' roll could never have taken root in the '50s without these pre-war songs and sounds. You get 78 songs on 3 CDs broken down by genre themed disc featuring seminal blues, country and folk... more