Country

The Stetson Family are a knockabout bunch of musicians from Melbourne, who take their musical inspiration from the Bluegrass and folk country of the carter family, Earl Scruggs, The Stanley Brothers and the like - then mix it up with contemporary...

The SteelDrivers journey has had more twists and turns than the copper line of a moonshine still a trio of Grammy nominations and the departure of two founding members will do that to a band. But Hammer Down is proof that despite these ups and downs,...

The standardbearer for country music tradition, Alan Jackson returns with a deeply personal album produced by bluegrass superstar Alison Krauss. Originally intending to do a bluegrass recording, Krauss, Jackson, and a who's-who of acoustic music instead...

The standalone "Presenting The Huntsmen" is the only known album by The Huntsmen and was recorded in Phillips Studio, Nashville, Tennessee in 1963. Consisting of Linda Sutherland (vocals), Wayne Burroughs (banjo), Bob Hicks (guitar and arrangement) and...

The Sons were with RCA for a good 24 years, so this 16-track "best-of" is truly a "best-of"! Includes Cool Water; Room Full of Roses; Cigarettes, Whisky and Wild, Wild Women; Riders in the Sky; Tumbling Tumbleweeds; Blue Shadows on the Trail (with Roy...

The Sons of the Pioneers were one of the USA's earliest western singing groups, and the primary originators of what might be called "cowboy country", their songs, vocal harmonies and instrumental make-up influencing countless artists who followed them,...

The songs on "Love to Live By" may be new, but in many ways are vintage Cooder Graw. From the heart-tugging and emotional lyrics of the title track, to the rowdy and bodacious "Virginia Slims & Little Kings," this new offering has a pleasing familiarity,...

The songs and artists in this album are typical of the music of enjoyed for years by the"knights of the road".1. Sleeper Cab Blues 2. Truck Driving Baby 3. Big Rig Guitar 4. Big Footed Dan 5. Pinball Machine 6. Wheels a Turning 7. Gears 8. Hitch-Hiking...

The song "Walk Through This World With Me" would become a number one hit for Jones in 1967, his first chart topper in five years. According to Bob Allen's book George Jones: The Life and Times of a Honky Tonk Legend, Jones was less than enthusiastic...

The soaring harmonies and driving string-band sound of Hazel Dickens and Alice Gerrard shattered the glass ceiling of male-dominated bluegrass in the 1960s. Hazel and Alice's influence on music - and not just roots music - is hard to overstate. They've...

The six-track EP is the follow-up to their Billboard chart-topping EP's, Water and Wind. The newest EP is Volume III of the collectible compilation series titled, "Elements," and includes a bonus seventh track that will continue throughout the series...

The sixth installment in this series featuring a selection of songs recorded by some of Country's greatest artists.