Loved by fans and admired by peers like Merle Haggard, Husky scored smashes in the '60s and more hits in the '70s. These 1972–73 recordings made at Scotty Moore's City Recorders and at Columbia in... more

You have never heard Faron Young like this before! Faron's son has found his late father's old tapes and teamed with a band of talented musicians to remix some of his father's old songs with better... more

Waylon's peak outlaw period was still a couple years away when he entered Scotty Moore's Music City Recorders in Nashville on July 13, 1970. These tracks, amazingly, have never been released;... more

Scotty Moore (the great Elvis Presley guitarist) produced this 1972 session at his Nashville studio. This is Conway at his most relaxed, and this release features newly added vocal and instrumental... more

Made for radio broadcast, these vintage recordings were recently found and restored. Then, the tracks were reimagined under the direction of Rex Allen Jr., who points out that this country legend was... more

In 1972, Connie recorded a performance for Navy Hoedown, a production of Armed Forces Radio. It was originally produced by Elvis' guitarist Scotty Moore, but it has been lost in an archive until now.... more

These recordings were made during Mickey's early prime (he had just hit #1 with 1974's "Room Full of Roses" and "I Overlooked an Orchid") but have never been released—'til now. The original... more

Radio gave Tex his first big break and radio is to thank for this intriguing new release. The country/Western star recorded these tracks for broadcast, but none of these versions of these songs was... more