Rarities & Reissues

Catch up on an old favorite or listen to rare material with these recently reissued CDs. Many include bonus materials like never before heard tracks and behind the scenes videos.

Portrait of A Legend 1951-1964: Sam Cooke; A comprehensive collection that takes a look at the career of one of soul's biggest icons. This collection has many of Sam Cooke's biggest hits, including "You Send Me"; "A Change is Gonna Come"; and "Shake".
The Stone Roses 20th Anniversary: The Stone Roses; Disc one features the original U.K. version of the Stone Roses' debut album. Disc two features previously unreleased tracks. The DVD features the entire legendary Blackpool Empress Ballroom show plus six music videos.
The Very Best of The Staple Singers: The Staple Singers; 20 digitally remastered hits representing the iconic career of R&B and gospel supergroup The Staple Singers.
The Police Live!: Police; 1995 finally saw the release of the Police's long-rumored first official live album, the two-CD Live!. The first CD was recorded back in 1979 in Boston, while the second disc is from their final tour in 1983 during a tour stop in Atlanta.
Vande Mataram (Hindi): A. R. Rahman; Blends a traditional Indian sound with more contemporary components such as dance, world beat, and new age.
Woodstock: Music From The Original Soundtrack: Various Artists; Go back to one memorable weekend on Yasgur's Farm with newly remastered performances from the Who, Santana, and more.
John Lennon: Collector's Edition: John Lennon; Three discs of great John Lennon music including "Imagine"; "Instant Karma! (We All Shine On)"; "Give Peace A Chance"; and "Come Together (live)."
The Zombies: The Zombies; The disc reproduces their Parott LP from 1965 plus they have added 6 additional essential tracks to complete the overview of The Zombies career. Includes hits like "She's Not There", "It's Alright With Me", "Tell Her No" among others.
Uh-Huh (Remastered): John Mellencamp; With 1983's Uh Huh, the follow-up to his breakthrough album, American Fool, John Mellencamp showcases his swaggering rock and roll style with the album's nine tracks.
Tattoo You (Remastered): The Rolling Stones; Captures the Rolling Stones' arena rock sound in the studio. The album (1981) is split between rockers, like "Start Me Up", and mellow tunes, like "Waiting on a Friend."
Enter The Vaselines: Vaselines; Championed by many music fans, including Nirvana lead singer Kurt Cobain, the Vaselines carved out their own unique place in alternative rock history. This collection features 36 that include new mixes, demos, live recordings, and more.
Astral Weeks: Live at the Hollywood Bowl: Van Morrison; Van Morrison revisits his iconic 1968 album with a stunning live performance featuring a contemporary reinterpretation of the entire record.
Parallel Lines (Deluxe Edition): Blondie; Blondie's smash hit 1978 album has been expanded to include four bonus tracks as well as a DVD with music videos and classic television performances.
Wowee Zowee: Sordid Sentinels Edition: Pavement; Pavement's classic 1995 album, Wowee Zowee has been expanded to include 18 previously unreleased tracks including live performances, b-sides, and more.
At Fillmore East (Deluxe Edition): The Allman Brothers Band; The 13 tracks on this 2-disc set are taken from the five 1971 performances at Fillmore East.
Let It Roll: George Harrison; For the first time George Harrison's entire career, from the Beatles to the Dark Horse years, is chronicled in a greatest hits collection.
Archives. Vol. 1, (1963-1972): Neil Young; Neil Young offers up a massive collection of music with his highly anticipated box set.
Grace Around The World: Jeff Buckley; (w/DVD) Focuses on previously unreleased live performances circa 1994-95, in concert and television locales ranging from the U.S. and U.K. to Germany, Japan, and France. Also features previously unreleased versions of "Grace" and "So Real" from a 1995 performance on MTV's 120 Minutes.
Demos: Crosby, Stills & Nash; One of rock's most legendary trios offers up a collection of demos that includes early cuts of hits like "Love the One You're With", "Long Time Gone", and "Marrakesh Express."
You Can Never Tell - Complete Chess Masters: Chuck Berry; From classic hits to rare and previously unreleased tracks, Chuck Berry's time at Chess Records is chronicled with a comprehensive boxed set.
Ten - Legacy Edition: Pearl Jam; The reissue of Pearl Jam's multi-platinum debut album features a remastered version of the original songs as well as a second disc featuring the original track list remastered and remixed by Brendan O'Brien, plus six bonus tracks.
Amore: Dean Martin; Features fifteen classic Dean Martin love songs, including "That's Amore"; "Heaven Can Wait"; and "Dream a Little Dream of Me."
Paul's Boutique 20th Anniversary Edition: Beastie Boys; To celebrate its 20th anniversary, the Beastie Boys' innovative 1989 album has been digitally remastered by the band themselves.
American Favorite Ballads: Pete Seeger; Pete Seeger shares tales of ordinary people and their extraordinary deeds in an impressive collection of classic recordings.
Live in London & Paris: Otis Redding; Upon crossing the Atlantic in 1967 to perform for his growing fan base, Otis Redding was at the peak of his stardom. He played two great shows, one in London and one in Paris, that have been combined together for the first time.
Pretenders: The Pretenders; (1980) The Pretenders' self-titled album is expanded with a second disc featuring live tracks, BBC performances, and other rare tracks. The album also includes the hit singles "Kid" and "Brass in Pocket."
Raising Hell: Run-DMC; (1986) By their third album, Run-D.M.C. was primed for a breakthrough into the mainstream, but nobody was prepared for a blockbuster on the level of Raising Hell.
August and Everything After: Counting Crows; (Deluxe Edition) An impressive expansion of a classic album that features previously unreleased demos, including a version of Woody Guthrie's This Land Is Your Land, and the 79-minute Paris concert that culminated their massive album-promoting 1994 tour.
Trinity Revisted: Cowboy Junkies; Playing the songs beautifully, the skill and wonder of the performances prevent the selection from seeing like pointless nostalgia as the Cowboy Junkies' decision to return to Trinity Church to record the same set of songs two decades later.
Jesus of Cool: Nick Lowe; The two different versions of Nick Lowe's seminal 1978 album, named Pure Pop for Now People in the U.S., are brought together on one disc along with seven bonus tracks.
Strangers Almanac: Whiskeytown; The 1997 major label debut from Whiskeytown would go on to become a critical favorite. Now this landmark album has been expanded to include a wealth of bonus tracks, demos, live performances, and other previously unreleased material.
Tell Tale Signs: [rare and unreleased, 1989-2006]: Bob Dylan; (The Bootleg Series Vol. 8) Features previously unreleased recordings and alternate versions of tracks from sessions which generated some of Bob Dylan's most acclaimed and commercially successful albums from the last two decades.
Whatever and Ever Amen: Ben Folds Five; This remastered edition of their album Whatever and Ever Amen has all the songs on the previous just refined to sound nearly flawless. Contains their huge hits "Brick" and "Kate".
Pleased To Meet Me [sound recording] : [original recording remastered]: The Replacements; With their 1987 album, The Replacements would create their first album without founding member Bob Stinson. Along with tracks like "Can't Hardly Wait", this new expanded edition includes a wealth of bonus tracks, demos, and alternate recordings.
Live At Shea Stadium: The Clash; (Deluxe Edition) Recorded at Shea Stadium in 1982 and featuring the singles "Rock the Casbah" and "Should I Stay or Should I Go."
Car Wheels On A Gravel Road: Lucinda Williams; (Deluxe Edition) Lucinda Williams hailed as a major talent released her fifth album, which proved to be her commercial breakthrough record. The two-disc deluxe edition features previously unreleased tracks and a live recording from Philadelphia in 1998.
At Folsom Prison: Johnny Cash; (w/DVD) Features the choicest cuts from the two legendary shows Johnny Cash recorded on January 13, 1968 at California's Folsom State Prison, including 16 previously unreleased tracks and a bonus DVD.
War: U2; U2 creates one of their best with their 1983 album, which is filled with passionate anthems like "Sunday Bloody Sunday."

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