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In the Beginning
The Byrds: In the Beginning reveals recordings from 1964, predating the band's major success. The seventeen tracks blend folk, pop, and early rock, capturing the emergence of their signature harmonies and the folk-rock sound that would follow.
John Coltrane
In the Giants of Jazz edition, John Coltrane brings 11 compositions with swing, blues and expressive saxophone. Trane's Blues, Soultrane and Monk's Mood reveal rich melodic depth and the power of free improvisation.
Pilgrim
Eric Clapton’s *Pilgrim* blends blues, soul, and contemporary production into an intimate 1998 album. "My Father's Eyes," "River of Tears," and "Circus" offer personal stories, expressive guitar work, and an atmosphere perfect for the evening.
Slowhand
Eric Clapton’s *Slowhand* blends blues, rock, and country into a warm, laid-back sound. Featuring "Cocaine," "Wonderful Tonight," and "Lay Down Sally," it offers expressive guitar work, memorable melodies, and classics essential for any rock collection.
Remasters
Led Zeppelin: Remasters, a two-CD set, features 26 tracks that blend hard rock, blues, and acoustic splendor. Along with "Stairway to Heaven," "Whole Lotta Love," and "Kashmir," it reveals the power of the band's riffs and their musical range.
Original Gold
The Hollies' *Original Gold*—a two-CD collection—showcases British pop and rock defined by rich vocal harmonies and hit songs. Tracks like "Bus Stop," "The Air That I Breathe," and "Long Cool Woman in a Black Dress" reveal the full charm of the band.
Bye Bye Blackbird
Miles Davis: Bye Bye Blackbird delivers three CDs of jazz, from the orchestral colors of the Concierto de Aranjuez to concert recordings from the Blackhawk Club. A combination of trumpet, swing and improvisation for lovers of jazz classics.
The Collection
The Allman Brothers Band’s *The Collection* delivers Southern rock, blues, and lavish guitar work. "Whipping Post," "In Memory of Elizabeth Reed," and the live versions of "Ramblin' Man" and "Jessica" celebrate the band's power.
Abbey Road
The Beatles' *Abbey Road* blends rock, pop, and lush vocal harmonies. Along with "Come Together," "Something," and "Here Comes the Sun," this 1969 album features a concluding medley—the pinnacle of the band's collective musical imagination.
Revolver
The Beatles' *Revolver* features pop melodies, rock, and psychedelia. This 1966 classic—which includes the songs "Eleanor Rigby," "Taxman," and "Tomorrow Never Knows"—reveals the band at the peak of their studio imagination and creative freedom.