Country

(2-CD set) This is the 2nd volume in Jasmine's series of Hillbilly Bop & Boogie, packed to the hilt with 48 tracks of rompin', stompin', toe-tappin' music from 1951-53. It's the kind of music that Carl Perkins, Jerry Lee Lewis and Elvis were listening to...

(2-CD Set) The unaffected singing style and blues-influenced songs often tinged with gallows humor made Hank Williams one of the most significant of the many precursors of the Rock & Roll idiom. His lyrical vision and musical perspective also owed much...

(2-CD set) The history of World Music has enable Fremeaux to discover a most unlikely genre - "Country Quebec"! This 50 track set portrays all the typical aspects of country music, but the titles are sung in French. This fusion of the mythical herds led...

(2-CD set) Recorded live during a four week acoustic tour, this album is Lindisfarne's first recording since the sudden death of co-founder and principal songwriter Alan Hull in 1995. The fifteen tracks show that the band's sound was as influenced as...

(2-CD set) One of the most important figures in western swing history, Bob Dunn was the first country musician to use an amplified instrument on a phonograph record. He performed with Milton Brown's Musical Brownies from 1934 until 1936 but then left to...

(2-CD set) Joe Goldmark has a unique vision for the steel guitar. He started recording in 1980, has nine albums, featuring rock, pop, soul and world music played on this "country" instrument. He's successfully adapted many melodic and fun songs to the...

(2-CD set) In the 'Roots of Rock'n'Roll' series, this volume focuses on 1950 - a year of verve, invention, rhythm and humour - the ingredients for pure Rock'n'Roll. Competition is strong between the newcomers from Rhythm & Blues - Fats Domino, La Vern...

(2-CD set) 42 track compilation.

(2-CD set) 42 track compilation.

(2-CD set) 34 track compilation.

(2-CD set) 34 track compilation.

(2-CD set) 1949 - In the United States the decade closed with the sound of music which was often joyful and frantic. But despite the Blacks' Rhythm & Blues Top 40 as well as the Country and Western Top 40, the music which echoed out of the jukeboxes was...