Originally released in 1969, Towne Van Zandt's self-titled album is reissued now.

Certified gold by the RIAA 3/98.

Known as much for laughs as for riffs, country singer-songwriter Ray Stevens delivers a joke a line in this collection of his 20 funniest, most-beloved comedy country songs.

Our Mother the Mountain is the second album by country singer/songwriter Townes Van Zandt, released in 1969. It is considered to be one of his greatest recordings and features some of his best known... more

That classic title cut's reason enough to pick up this "best-of," but then there are the hits Then You Walk in; Today I Started Loving You Again; I've Got to Have You; The Rainbow in Daddy's Eyes;... more

Jack Clement produced Townes' 1968 debut soon after Mickey Newbury discovered him one night in Houston. Includes Tecumseh Valley; Sad Cinderella; Waiting Around to Die; the title song, and more.

Conway Twitty's all-time biggest hit, Hello Darlin', and his other 1970 #1 hit, Fifteen Years Ago, join a heap of other #1s here: Rose Garden Lynn Anderson (her all-time biggest hit); Coal Miner's... more

2005 marks the 60th anniversary of the release of Eddy Arnold's first recording. These 12 songs, Eddy's planned final recordings, celebrate the life and love of this enduring legend.

A few years after scoring a smash with Skip a Rope, Cargill recorded what many consider to be his best work for Nashville label Mega. Here's his earthy concept LP On the Road plus rare single... more