LEONARD COHEN / FUTURE - The Future is the ninth studio album by the Canadian singer-songwriter Leonard Cohen, released in 1992. Almost an hour in length, it was Cohen's longest album up to that... more

The first-ever CD anthology of this prodigiously talented female trio, including Warner, RCA and Epic material! Includes Lady Marmalade; their covers of Won't Get Fooled Again; Moon Shadow, and... more

Philly's soul queen has taken fans on quite a ride, from her '60s Blue Belles sides to the pioneering '70s funk of LaBelle and on to her solo stardom. These 31 tracks take you through it all: the... more

A superb third release from the prog-rock superstars: Point of No Return; Song for America; Carry on Wayward Son, and more!

Mink DeVille's leader was initially classified as punk, but he was really a soul man and steadfast lover of New Orleans R&B. He immersed himself in that love on 1990's Victory Mixture and again on... more

John Mayall, the "Godfather of British Blues", returns with the Bluesbreakers for his latest studio album IN THE PALACE OF THE KING. This new album is John's tribute to one of his blues heroes, the... more

Blues/R&B singer, piano player & writer presents her second album, a live project featuring 9 new originals; encouraged by fans & industry types alike to tap the crackling energy of her live... more

Allen Toussaint produced, played piano on and wrote most of the songs on 1975's Notice to Appear, which also features two Mayall originals and a funky spin on A Hard Day's Night. Blue Mitchell and... more

Cyril Brilliant, the international export man at Disques Barclay in Paris, was very interested in having a new album featuring the King of Zydeco for label, so in February 1976, shortly after Clifton... more

SO MANY RIVERS is Marcia Ball's follow-up to 2001s PRESUMED INNOCENT. This album showcases Marcia Ball's mastery of roachouse rock, New Orleans R&B and deep soul ballads, along with a continuing... more

If this is your first introduction to Lowell Fulson, you're in for a treat! The Oklahoma bluesman brought a new kind of electric guitar playing when he arrived on the scene in the 1940s. In 1983,... more

Live archive release from the Blues great recorded on stage in 1983 with Billy Vera & the Beaters. Lowell Fulson was one of the architects of post war West Coast Rhythm & Blues. His song 'Reconsider... more

After 10 critically acclaimed albums, national television and radio appearances, AAA and Americana radio chart positions and literally thousands of packed, raucous live performances around the world,... more

With Taking the Long Way, the Dixie Chicks are putting themselves out there like never before. For the first time, every song on the album is co-written by the Chicks themselves, exploring themes... more