Country

In '92, Billy's 1st album, Some Gave All, became the biggest selling debut in history; racking up sales of over 10 million and earning him 5 Grammy nominations. Three albums later, he stands strong as both a crowd pleasing performer and as a creator of...

In '67, this revered bluegrass singer/guitarist filled in for an ailing Lester Flatt in Flatt & Scruggs. In 1980, Red recorded this heartfelt tribute to Lester in the wake of his friend's death. Leading up to the moving album closer Gone Home are I'll...

In '52, this remarkable bluegrass duo signed to Capitol-but Jesse soon left to serve in the Korean War. In '58, the pair were again going strong and they recorded these marvels for Starday: Pardon Me; Let Me Whisper; Hard Hearted; Border Ride; Dixie...

In 2014, Jake Worthington was named runner-up on Season 6 of the hit NBC TV Show, The Voice. While on the show Jake managed to release two songs that reached the Top 20 on Billboard Heat Seekers. Success from the TV show has led to a Social Media...

In 2006, Alan Jackson released his first hymns project, titled PRECIOUS MEMORIES, as an ode to his mother. Seven years later, PRECIOUS MEMORIES has sold over 1.7 million albums and Jackson is back in the studio recording more hymns that his mother loves...

In 1974, as the Bicentennial approached, Johnny was inspired to write a series of songs about life, family, and the American dream. It was the first time he'd written all of the songs for one of his abums. Remastered from the original source tapes,...

In 1971 with this album Sammi Smith won Country Music Awards for Album of the Year and Female Vocalist of the Year in one fell swoop. Destined to be amongst country music royalty, her husband Jody was the longtime guitar player for country icon Willie...

In 1960, Garry Mills enjoyed a worldwide hit with the song 'Look For A Star', from the soundtrack of the hit movie Circus Of Horrors, starring Anton Diffrin, Erika Remberg and Donald Pleasence. Although in the UK he was known more for his cover versions...

In 1959, RCA Nashville producer-guitarist Chet Atkins brought Jimmie Driftwood's Tennessee Stud to Eddy Arnold and gave 'The Tennessee Plowboy' his first major hit in three years. That success, scored in the wake of the Kingston Trio's Tom Dooley,...

In 1957 Leroy Van Dyke scored one of the great crossover novelty hits of the rock 'n' roll era. His song, The Auctioneer, was a Top 20 pop and country hit, and the original version is here together with the remainder of his Dot recordings, like Chicken...

Import-only collection of hits from the Country quartet. Camden.1. Amazed 2. I'm Already There 3. I've Gotta Find You 4. Smile 5. Let's Be Us Again 6. Mr. Mom 7. You're Like Comin' Home 8. Mountains 9. Say When 10. Not a Day Goes By 11. Tequila Talkin'...

Import-only collection featuring the absolute best tracks from Dwight's days with WEA. 19 tracks including 'Streets of Bakersfield' (With Buck Owens), 'Guitars, Cadillacs', 'These Arms', 'Heartaches By the Number' ' Honky Tonk Man' and many more. Warner...