Browse Music

See all CDs | List of all editions

With his weathered voice, honky tonk jukebox sensibility, and a catalog of songs that are sharp, clear, and not overly clever just for the sake of ... More

See all CDs | List of all editions

Those who like their music on the humorous side will more than enjoy the raucous seventh release from Southern Culture on the Skids. To label this ... More

See all CDs | List of all editions

On his second Orchestra album and fourth solo album overall, Brian Setzer extends the genre exercise in jump blues he first tackled on The Brian ... More

See all Cassettes | CDs | List of all editions

Evidently, Brian Setzer doesn't take the jump blues and swing of the Brian Setzer Orchestra as a joke. Dirty Boogie is his third album with his large ... More

See all CDs | List of all editions

Who'd have thought that former rockabilly bad boy Brian Setzer's fondest dream was to lead a swinging big band? Setzer and his 17-piece band strut ... More

See all Cassettes | CDs | List of all editions

After two critically acclaimed but only moderately selling albums, los Lobos were hired to record songs for the film biography of Hispanic '50s ... More

See all Vinyl | Cassettes | CDs | List of all editions

As Brian Setzer's second Christmas record in three years -- apparently his Surfdog labelmate Gary Hoey has been rubbing off on him -- it should come ... More

See all CDs | List of all editions

In 1982, the unexpected success of the Stray Cats' American debut, Built for Speed, made America aware that rockabilly, previously believed to be ... More

See all Vinyl | Cassettes | CDs | List of all editions

Vavoom! is Brian Setzer's first album since "Jump Jive & Wail" from Dirty Boogie became a huge, unexpected hit in 1998 and sent the retro-guitarist ... More

See all CDs | List of all editions

Capitol Records/EMI's scant The Best of Stray Cats collection is about as budget as you can get. No liner notes, no remastering, and absolutely no ... More

See all CDs | List of all editions

After spending the first half of the 1990s as one of America's hardest-working independent bands, Southern Culture on the Skids took the bait and ... More

See all CDs | List of all editions

Reverend Horton Heat (aka Jim Heath) always wanted to sound like the wildest, noisiest rockabilly guitarist on Earth, so it was fortunate that he ... More

See all Cassettes | CDs | List of all editions

An exemplary best-of, this has 25 tracks from throughout their career, leaning heavily on the earliest and best material. It also contains a few ... More

See all CDs | List of all editions

Dispensing with the alternative-rock leanings of some of his earlier albums like Liquor in the Front, Reverend Horton Heat returns with his sixth ... More

See all Cassettes | CDs | List of all editions

On his fifth release, Reverend Horton Heat returns with more of the Southern-fried rockabilly sound for which he's become primarily known. The ... More

See all Cassettes | CDs | List of all editions

One gets the feeling from the title and cover art alone that if the Cramps could have released this live document in Glorious Smell-o-rama they would ... More

See all Cassettes | CDs | List of all editions

See all Cassettes | CDs | List of all editions

With fellow Texas maniac Gibby Haynes on production, Heat and his trusty sidemen go at it again on The Full Custom Gospel Sounds and do so with all ... More

See all CDs | List of all editions

See all CDs | List of all editions

Brian Setzer released Boogie Woogie Christmas in 2002 and the live DVD Christmas Extravaganza in 2005, the same year of his second Christmas LP, Dig ... More

See all CDs | List of all editions

After Psychedelic Jungle, the Cramps experienced personnel and record label difficulties; they would not release another studio album until this one, ... More

See all CDs | List of all editions

An extremely skimpy compilation, Bad Music is only 31 minutes long. Still, this dog's breakfast of material, assembled upon the Cramps' departure ... More

See all CDs | List of all editions

Raul Malo pushed himself with Sinners & Saints. He wrote five of the disc's nine tracks and included four covers that fit into his plan. He demoed ... More

See all CDs | List of all editions

Like most latter-day Cramps records, Look Mom No Head! has a few frenzied highlights -- including the manic "Eyeball In My Martini" and the sleazy ... More

See all CDs | List of all editions