Americana music legends, The Blasters were recorded on their first international tour in May of 1982 at the Venue in London England. Six of those tracks were previously released on Slash Records as a... more

The 20-song set includes the legendary Americana band's best-known tracks from their first four albums, alongside deep cuts and two songs originally featured on the soundtrack to director Walter... more

Live archive release from the L.A.-based Roots rockers. Recorded live at the Coach House, San Juan Capistrano in Feb 1986, with the lineup of Dave Alvin, Phil Alvin, John Bazz and Bill Bateman. The... more

Vinyl LP pressing. The Blasters are the ultimate all American Roots band fronted by the brothers Dave and Phil Alvin. Their music is a blend of rockabilly, early rock and roll, punk rock, mountain... more

This July 1986 set at the Chestnut Cabaret was taken right off the soundboard, so the audio is pristine. You get nothing but that raw Blasters blend of punk energy and American roots music:... more

Here are these LA roots-rock heroes in '86, the year Dave Alvin decamped to go solo (and briefly play with X). They put their own exciting spins on Off the Wall and Somebody Done Hoodooed the Hoodoo... more

Reissue of this live release from the Roots/Rockabilly legends. The Blasters were formed in 1979 by brothers Phil Alvin on vocals and guitar, and Dave Alvin also on vocals and guitar. Their... more

Digitally remastered two CD set containing a pair of album from the California-based Roots/Rockabilly band. American Music (1980) was their debut studio album featuring the future classic 'Marie... more

Released in 1980 as a very-limited-edition LP, this album has commanded prices of 100 bucks and up! Led by Dave and Phil Alvin, the Blasters' blend of blues, rock 'n' roll and West Coast punk made... more

The Blasters, have a new studio album, their first in over a decade. Following their success of their first live DVD and a batch of reissues, live and anthology albums, the Blasters return with an... more

EXCLUSIVE The Blasters were lauded by the critics and developed a loyal following mainly because of the intensity of their live shows. Phil drenched in sweat, Dave wailing on the guitar while Bazz... more

This LA session legend (who played on Pet Sounds, toured with the Champs and gigged with just about everyone in the '60s) also knocked out his own groovy instrumentals under a bevy of aliases. Here... more

This soundtrack includes a couple of tracks by Jim Steinman (from Meat Loaf: "Bat Out of Hell" fame) – in particular, the Meat Loaf-esque "Tonight is What It Means To Be Young" performed by a group... more