First comprehensive boxed set for one of the most legendary string bands of the '20s and '30s. You'll hear the group's finest as well as Bo's risqué blues classics and key cuts by his family members... more

Rock's first great power trio went out with a bang. They were at their thrilling live best on Politician and I'm So Glad and came up with two more stellar originals: What a Bringdown and the hit... more

Jeff Healey, arguably one of the most distinctive guitar players of our time, is releasing his first blues/rock album in eight years a bustling, bright collection of tunes he's titled MESS OF BLUES.... more

Yugoslavian femal blues guitarist Ana Popovic returns with her second album COMFORT TO THE SOUL. This album deilvers another divese package of blues, rock, soul and jazz, and as she puts it "it's my... more

Wheels of Fire topped Disraeli Gears in two ways. First, it found Clapton, Bruce and Baker growing yet further as players and writers. Second, it showcased both their studio artistry and live power,... more

These 21 tracks span from Folkways' first recordings to riveting performances at the Folklife Festival. You'll hear Brownie McGhee (Pawn Shop Blues), Josh White (Outskirts of Town) Doc Watson... more

1968 psychedelic rock featuring Leigh Stephens.

That title comes from a Bob Dylan quote about Roscoe, who was one of his favorite musicians. Roscoe's high 'n' lonesome voice and strong self-accompaniment on banjo, fiddle, guitar and harmonica made... more

One of the sparks that ignited the British blues boom was Paul Oliver's 1960 book Blues Fell This Morning. It's been cited as a catalyst by countless UK artists; here are 4 CDs of seminal tracks... more

More than 40 years of classic Folkways recordings distilled down to one 28-track CD: Roving Gambler Country Gentlemen; Sitting on Top of the World Doc Watson; Watson's Blues Bill Monroe/Doc Watson;... more

Singer, guitarist, songwriter Adelphi's 1031 LP plus 2 extra tracks.

The Sheiks were a '20's black string band who were as popular with white audiences as black, perhaps becuase they incorporated white musical influences into their blues sound. Their line-up consisted... more

These California country-rockers had Johnny Cash, John Denver, the Carter Family, Chet Atkins, Roy Acuff and many others join them on this amazing 1989 album.

This CD contains 16 classic blues songs from the 1920s. The second volume features "My Black Mama - Part 1 & Part 2" by Son House and 15 more classic blues songs by other great blues singers... more

The #1 label in contemporary blues celebrates its 25th aniversary with another bargain-priced, double-disc collection! This is a virtual Who's Who of modern blues, with tracks from Koko Taylor,... more

You won't find this album anywhere on CD except for this pricey gold disc version, which is pretty sneaky of MCA, but also means it sounds great! This is the album that paired the Wolf with British... more

A true legend of the blues, Pinetop Perkins passed away in March 2011. This collection features some of his final recordings from the previous year, 15 tracks cut direct to tape including If You Love... more

Bo's first appearance on record seems to be a Columbia session held in Atlanta, Georgia on November 2, 1928, where he, Charlie and Joe McCoy, and an unknown pianist, backed a singer named Alec... more