Country / Rockabilly

Johnny Cash “With His Hot and Blue Guitar” is the debut album from the Man in Black, featuring hits like "I Walk The Line" and "Folsom Prison Blues". Released in 1957, it was the first LP ever issued on Sam Phillips’ Sun Records label. Pressed on high quality black vinyl.

 

Sun Records Does Hank Williams is a collection of Hank Williams hits performed by artists from the legendary Sun Record Company catalog. The compilation features superstars Johnny Cash and Jerry Lee Lewis, alongside a handful of lesser-known Sun Records artists.

Track List
A1 Carl Mann Take These Chains From My Heart
A2 Sonny Burgess My Bucket'S Got A Hole In It
A3 Johnny Cash I Could Never Be Ashamed Of You
A4 Eddie Bond I Saw The Light
A5 Carl McVoy There'll Be No Teardrops Tonight
A6 Jerry Lee Lewis You Win Again
B1 Roland Janes Hey Good Looking
B2 Johnny Cash I Can't Help It
B3 Cliff Gleaves Your Cheatin' Heart
B4 Warren Smith Dear John
B5 Jerry Lee Lewis Settin' The Woods On Fire
B6 Barbara Pittman Cold Cold Heart

Greatest! is the fourth album by American singer-songwriter Johnny Cash, released on the legendary Sun Records in 1959. The tracks on the album were recorded between July 1955 and July 1958. Six out of the twelve songs became singles, with "Get Rhythm" topping the Country charts and becoming the most successful one. The album has been remastered for this vinyl pressing.

Track Listing:

A1 Goodby Little Darlin'
A2 I Just Thought You'd Like To Know
A3 You Tell Me
A4 Just About Time
A5 I Forgot To Remember To Forget
A6 Katy, Too
B1 Thanks A Lot
B2 Luther's Boogie
B3 You Win Again
B4 Hey Good Lookin'
B5 I Could Never Be Ashamed Of You
B6 Get Rhythm

All Aboard the Blue Train with Johnny Cash is a collection of train-themed songs that was originally released by the legendary Sun Record Company in 1962. The album features prime selections from the Man In Black’s recordings between 1955 and 1958, including classic songs like “Hey Porter” and “Folsom Prison Blues”. The recordings were remastered and pressed on virgin vinyl.

Tracks:
A1 Blue Train
A2 There You Go
A3 Train Of Love
A4 Goodbye Little Darling
A5 I Heard That Lonesome Whistle
A6 Come In Stranger
B1 Rock Island Line
B2 Give My Love To Rose
B3 Hey Porter
B4 Folsom Prison Blues
B5 The Wreck Of Old '97
B6 So Doggone Lonesome

Originally released in 1958 on Sun Records, Johnny Cash's second album was a smash success, with singles such as "I Walk The Line", "Guess Things Happen That Way", and "Ballad of a Teenage Queen" shooting to the top of the charts and earning Cash a reputation as one of country's greatest songwriters and performers. The Man In Black is accompanied by Luther Perkins and Marshall Grant, known at the time as The Tennessee Two. The album was produced by Sun Records founder, Sam Phillips, and Jack Clement.

Track Listing
Side A
1. Ballad Of A Teen-Age-Queen
2. There You Go
3. I Walk The Line
4. Don't Make Me Go
5. Guess Things Happen That Way
6. Train Of Love

Side b
1. The Way Of A Woman In Love
2. Next In Line
3. You're The Nearest Thing To Heaven
4. I Can't Help It
5. Home Of The Blues
6. Big River

This newly compiled collection of recordings from rockabilly pioneer Charlie Feathers showcases the influential Memphis performer’s work at Sun Records (and related labels). Feathers started his musical career as a session musician at Sun Studios under Sam Phillips. His theatrical, hiccupping vocal style inspired a later generation of rock vocalists, including Lux Interior of The Cramps and Tav Falco, who contributed extensive liner notes and photos for the insert of this release.

Track Listing:
1. So Ashamed
2. Runnin' Around
3. Bottle To The Baby
4. Honky Tonk Kind
5. Wedding Gown Of White
6. Peepin' Eyes
7. We're Getting Closer to Being Apart
8. Frankie & Johnny
9. I've Been Deceived
10. Defrost Your Heart

The irrepressible Sandra Boynton brings you eleven all-out musical tracks, in a dizzying array of dance styles. And her original songs are performed here by the best of the best: The ever-wonderful Kristen Bell urges everyone to just “Dance It Out”. Samuel L. Jackson stomps his captivating way through “Tyrannosaurus Funk”. The smoldering Patrick Wilson channels Elvis in the rockabilly “Hog Wild” title track. Stanley Tucci is the impossibly frenetic caller of the “Rat Race”. Five For Fighting goes full-on big band era with a stunning slow-build/big-finish “Swing Thing.” And when’s the last time you heard Laura Linney and “Weird Al” Yankovic perform a track together? Here they give you the electronic sci-fi “Robot Dance”, which Mr. Yankovic suddenly turns into a Broadway tap dance number. All this and so much more.

Instruments mostly recorded at Southern Ground in Nashville, played by these superb musicians: Kenny Vaughan, electric guitar; Viktor Krauss, upright and electric bass; Michael Ford, piano and keyboards; Jim Hoke, pedal steel and saxes; Fred Eltringham, drums. Produced by Sandra Boynton, mixed by Boynton & Ford, mastered by the legendary Bob Ludwig.

Hog Wild! is Boynton’s sixth album, created with long-time writing partner, Michael Ford. Their celebrated albums have sold over 3 million copies, and have garnered a Grammy nomination, two Gold record albums and one Platinum (Philadelphia Chickens.)

This is their first release on vinyl, with a sturdy full-color gatefold sleeve designed and illustrated by Boynton. Includes all the lyrics. Deluxe 180g black vinyl, pressed by Furnace Pressing.

 

1. Dance It Out (featuring Kristen Bell)    
2. Tyrannosaurus Funk (featuring Samuel L. Jackson)    
3. Hog Wild (featuring Patrick Wilson)    
4. Robot Dance (featuring Laura Linney & "Weird Al” Yankovic)    
5. Ducks in a Row (featuring Scott Bakula)    
6. City    (featuring Falls Mountain Cowboys & Caitlin McEwan)    
7. C-a-T (featuring Darcy Boynton)
8. And Oh I Love You So (featuring Raùl Esparza & Madeleine Lodge)
9. Swing Thing (featuring Five for Fighting)
10. Rat Race (featuring Stanley Tucci)
11. Easy (featuring Mark Lanegan)

Once again, Johnny Cash teams up with Jerry Lee Lewis to deliver a power-packed, one-of-a-kind release. The legends delve into their gospel roots, revisiting the great standards such as "Will the Circle Be Unbroken" and "Give Me That Old Time Religion," as well as interpreting the New Orleans favorite "When the Saints Go Marching In." While the songs are not all traditional gospel favorites, the blend of folksy Sunday-afternoon-drive music makes for a winning package.

 

1. If The Good Lord's Willing
2. I Was There When It Happened
3. Remember Me (I'm The One Who Loves You)
4. Belshazah
5. Goodnight Irene
6. Will The Circle Be Unbroken
7. Old Time Religion
8. Carry Me Back To Old Virginia
9. When The Saints Go Marching In
10. Silver Threads (Amongst The Gold)

Pop The Clutch is a compilation of rare and obscure rockabilly tracks, carefully curated from the catalogs of iconic (and now defunct) labels such as Del-Fi Records and Atco Records. Many of the songs that appear on this one-of-a-kind LP are nearly impossible to find in their original 45RPM 7? form, making this must have for any serious collector of early Rock & Roll and/or rockabilly music. This limited release features brand new artwork and is pressed on a beautiful white color LP.

Track List:

Side A:
A1 Chan Romero - My Little Ruby
A2 Gerry Langford - Tell Me
A3 Buddy Knox - Swingin Daddy
A4 Ronnie Hawkins - Forty Days
A5 Jimmy Lloyd - I Got a Rocket in My Pocket
A6 Sonny West - Rave On!
A7 Dale Hawkins - Women - That's What's Happening!
A8 Jimmy Isle - Goin' Wild
A9 Arvee Allens - Fast Freight

Side B

B1 Johnny Strickland - She's Mine
B2 The Rock-A-Teens - Lotta Boppin'
B3 Johnny Rivers - Baby Come Back
B4 Baby Ray and the Ferns - How's Your Bird
B5 Mel Jackson - Move it Over Baby
B6 The Hawks - Fussy
B7 The Addrisi Brothers - Cherry Stone
B8 Ritchie Valens - Come on Let's Go
B9 Cecil Moore & The Notes - Diamond Back

Originally released in 1958 on Sun Records, Johnny Cash's second album was a smash success, with singles such as "I Walk The Line", "Guess Things Happen That Way", and "Ballad of a Teenage Queen" shooting to the top of the charts and earning Cash a reputation as one of country's greatest songwriters and performers. The Man In Black is accompanied by Luther Perkins and Marshall Grant, known at the time as The Tennessee Two. The album was produced by Sun Records founder, Sam Phillips, and Jack Clement.

 

 

1. Ballad Of A Teen-Age-Queen
2. There You Go
3. I Walk The Line
4. Don't Make Me Go
5. Guess Things Happen That Way
6. Train Of Love
7. The Way Of A Woman In Love
8. Next In Line
9. You're The Nearest Thing To Heaven
10. I Can't Help It
11. Home Of The Blues
12. Big River

 

Punk legend and X co-founder John Doe has spent decades building a career that spans across various genres and even formats, with dozens of acting credits in film and TV. Particle Kid is the musical identity of singer-songwriter, musician, and visual artist Micah Nelson, who – despite his young age – has an equally impressive resume.
On this split release, the two artists cover each others’ tunes with their own interpretation. As a bonus, John Doe covers a Carter Family favorite, and Particle Kid covers outsider folk hero Michael Hurley. The release was mastered at 45RPM by Dave Gardner at Infrasonic Mastering and pressed on a 12" smoke color LP at Pallas Group in Germany.

A1 Lucky Penny
A2 Captain Kidd
B1 Wheels
B2 Hello Stranger

Description:
Best of the Sun Records Sessions is a compilation featuring prime selections of Carl Perkins’ material from his time at the legendary Sun Record Company in Memphis. The recordings have been remastered for vinyl. The album includes favorites like Roll Over Beethoven, Blue Suede Shoes, and Only You.

Track Listing:
Side A
1 Only You
2 All Mama's Children
3 Roll Over Beethoven
4 Tennessee
5 Lonely Street
6 Blue Suede Shoes
7 Turn Around

Side B
8 Put Your Cat Clothes On
9 Gone Gone Gone
10 Glad All Over
11 I'm Sorry I'm Not Sorry
12 Dixie Fried
13 You Can't Make Live To Somebody
14 Forever Yours

At The Rock House is the first full length album by Roy Orbison, recorded in 1956 but not released until 1961 by Sun Record Company. The record showcases Roy Orbison’s early work, which falls somewhere between the rock & roll that was happening in mid 50’s and the more lush, dramatic sound that he later perfected. Previously out of press on vinyl, it has now been remastered for a high quality vinyl pressing.

Track Listing:

A1 This Kind Of Love
A2 Devil Doll
A3 You're My Baby
A4 Tryin' To Get To You
A5 It's Too Late
A6 Rock House

B1 You're Gonna Cry
B2 I Never Knew
B3 Sweet And Easy To Love
B4 Mean Little Mama
B5 Ooby Dooby
B6 Problem Child

The irrepressible Sandra Boynton brings you eleven all-out musical tracks, in a dizzying array of dance styles. And her original songs are performed here by the best of the best: The ever-wonderful Kristen Bell urges everyone to just “Dance It Out”. Samuel L. Jackson stomps his captivating way through “Tyrannosaurus Funk”. The smoldering Patrick Wilson channels Elvis in the rockabilly “Hog Wild” title track. Stanley Tucci is the impossibly frenetic caller of the “Rat Race”. Five For Fighting goes full-on big band era with a stunning slow-build/big-finish “Swing Thing.” And when’s the last time you heard Laura Linney and “Weird Al” Yankovic perform a track together? Here they give you the electronic sci-fi “Robot Dance”, which Mr. Yankovic suddenly turns into a Broadway tap dance number. All this and so much more.

Instruments mostly recorded at Southern Ground in Nashville, played by these superb musicians: Kenny Vaughan, electric guitar; Viktor Krauss, upright and electric bass; Michael Ford, piano and keyboards; Jim Hoke, pedal steel and saxes; Fred Eltringham, drums. Produced by Sandra Boynton, mixed by Boynton & Ford, mastered by the legendary Bob Ludwig.

Hog Wild! is Boynton’s sixth album, created with long-time writing partner, Michael Ford. Their celebrated albums have sold over 3 million copies, and have garnered a Grammy nomination, two Gold record albums and one Platinum (Philadelphia Chickens.)

Johnny Cash “With His Hot and Blue Guitar” is the debut album from the Man in Black, featuring hits like "I Walk The Line" and "Folsom Prison Blues". Released in 1957, it was the first LP ever issued on Sam Phillips’ Sun Records label.