A collection of never-before-heard recordings from Country legend Don “The Gentle Giant” Williams. The set—his latest and final album— offers rare look at Williams' voice and craft beyond his most familiar work. Uncovered by the artist’s family following his passing, these recordings have been carefully restored and remastered from the original tapes, with some performances completed with new accompaniment, which was provided by members of Williams' former touring band. Physical editions include liner notes from acclaimed music journalist, Ed Morris.
Tracklist:
TRY ME AGAIN
YOU CAME TRUE
I’M THE ONE (Alternate Version)
LEAVING LOUISIANA IN THE BROAD DAYLIGHT
I WISH I WAS CRAZY AGAIN
I’M IN LOVE FOR MY LAST TIME
SPINNING AROUND
A MATTER OF TIME
I’M THE ONE (Original Version)
HOW CAN I MISS WHAT I NEVER HAD
GOLDY’S GONE FROM GOLDEN
GROWING ON ME
UPC: 888072756557Label: Craft RecordingsRelease Date: 5.29.26Format: Vinyl
Vinyl LP pressing. Dream Chaser is Willie Nelson's 79th solo studio album and 156th album overall, and a brand-new release that brings together a collection of reflective, story-driven songs focused on relationships, personal growth, and life on the road. Rooted in classic songwriting traditions with a modern perspective, the album balances intimate narratives with universal themes of perseverance, timing, and clarity.
Tracklist:
Dream Chaser
Fly Away
We'd Make a Good Movie
I Can't Read Your Mind
Whiskey Wants Me to
Wonder What I'm Gonna Do
After All
Love Overdue
I Don't Think I've Cried Today
Developing My Pictures
UPC: 199584314815Label: Sony LegacyRelease Date: 5.29.26Format: Vinyl
Ella Langley, who has redefined the next wave of country music with her magnetic, unmistakable voice, and fearless songwriting, has announced her highly anticipated sophomore album Dandelion, out April 10 on SAWGOD/Columbia Records. Co-produced by Ella, Miranda Lambert and Ben West, this 18-track album, which features her #5 Billboard Hot 100 hit “Choosin’ Texas,” is one about growth, and carries a deeper symbolism of hope, healing, and resilience. In Ella’s own words: "I've thought about this record every single day for the last year and a half, and I'm so excited to finally say: 'Welcome to Dandelion.’" UPC: 199584308913Label: Columbia RecordsRelease Date: 4.10.26Format: Vinyl
Whenever Emily Nenni is onstage, she welcomes everybody to the dancefloor. The California-born, Nashville-based singer-songwriter wants the honkytonk to be a place ofescape, where fans can shed their troubles for a few hours and feel safe and free.“I’m always watching the dancefloor and making sure everybody’s being respectful.” Or, as she sings on the supremely funky title track to her new album Movin’ Shoes, “Here’s where you dress for you and dance the way that you want to.”
Movin’ Shoes is an album about how we treat each other and how we treat ourselves. Confident in its touchstones and compassionate in its insights, Movin’ Shoes eloquently and wryly blends southern soul from Memphis and Muscle Shoals with southern rock from Macon and outlaw country from Austin. Making Movin’ Shoes was a process of discovery for Nenni. Musically she found all new ways to combine the disparate artists she loves so much, and lyrically she found all new ways to relate to herself and to others. “We should at all times acknowledge and accept the fact that we’re imperfect people,” she explains. “We all make mistakes and we should all rethink the way we go about things. I am flawed. Everyone around me is flawed. But that’s not a bad thing. It just means we’re all human. This album is about making mistakes and learning from them. I’m always trying to put that into my songs.”
Tracklist:
Movin’ Shoes
Talkin’ To Your Toothbrush
Take My Money
Not A Winner
Livin’ In Shame
What Have I Done Wrong
Tenderness
Honky Tonkin’
Home With My Dog
Good Ma’am
Yes It Hurt
Talk To Me
You Only Said It To Hurt Me
UPC: 607396593217Label: New West RecordsRelease Date: 5.1.26Format: Vinyl
Whenever Emily Nenni is onstage, she welcomes everybody to the dancefloor. The California-born, Nashville-based singer-songwriter wants the honkytonk to be a place ofescape, where fans can shed their troubles for a few hours and feel safe and free.“I’m always watching the dancefloor and making sure everybody’s being respectful.” Or, as she sings on the supremely funky title track to her new album Movin’ Shoes, “Here’s where you dress for you and dance the way that you want to.”
Movin’ Shoes is an album about how we treat each other and how we treat ourselves. Confident in its touchstones and compassionate in its insights, Movin’ Shoes eloquently and wryly blends southern soul from Memphis and Muscle Shoals with southern rock from Macon and outlaw country from Austin. Making Movin’ Shoes was a process of discovery for Nenni. Musically she found all new ways to combine the disparate artists she loves so much, and lyrically she found all new ways to relate to herself and to others. “We should at all times acknowledge and accept the fact that we’re imperfect people,” she explains. “We all make mistakes and we should all rethink the way we go about things. I am flawed. Everyone around me is flawed. But that’s not a bad thing. It just means we’re all human. This album is about making mistakes and learning from them. I’m always trying to put that into my songs.”
Tracklist:
Movin’ Shoes
Talkin’ To Your Toothbrush
Take My Money
Not A Winner
Livin’ In Shame
What Have I Done Wrong
Tenderness
Honky Tonkin’
Home With My Dog
Good Ma’am
Yes It Hurt
Talk To Me
You Only Said It To Hurt Me
*** Indie Exclusive ***UPC: 607396599912Label: New West RecordsRelease Date: 5.1.26Format: Vinyl
Eric Church's celebrated Evangeline vs. The Machine 2025 album - alongside hits including "Desperate Man, " "Give Me Back My Hometown, " "Sinners Like Me, " and "Springsteen" reimagined with a 6-piece band, 4-piece horns, 4-piece strings, 8-piece choir and vocalist Joanna Cotten - comes to life with IMAX's 12-channel sound and unparalleled image quality and scale. Evangeline vs. The Machine Comes Alive debuts exclusively in IMAX theatres on February 13, 2026. In a first-ever partnership among IMAX, MCA, Mercury Studios and Q Prime South, the limited theatrical release sees Church perform the album front-to-back before transitioning into his catalog hits, filmed across 2 nights at The Pinnacle in Nashville. "I've played a lot of shows. I've never had two nights like these where the room felt literally transported. We went to a different plane, musically, artistically, emotionally, " Church reflects. "It was unforgettable, and I'll remember it the rest of my days." 2 LP set.
Tracklist:
Hands Of Time [Live At The Pinnacle Nashville, TN May 24 2025]
Bleed On Paper [Live At The Pinnacle Nashville, TN May 24 2025]
Johnny [Live At The Pinnacle Nashville, TN May 24 2025]
Storm In Their Blood [Live At The Pinnacle Nashville, TN May 24 2025]
Darkest Hour [Live At The Pinnacle Nashville, TN May 24 2025]
Evangeline [Live At The Pinnacle Nashville, TN May 24 2025]
Rocket's White Lincoln [Live At The Pinnacle Nashville, TN May 24 2025]
Clap Hands [Live At The Pinnacle Nashville, TN May 24 2025]
Desperate Man [Live At The Pinnacle Nashville, TN May 24 2025]
Give Me Back My Hometown [Live At The Pinnacle Nashville, TN May 24 2025]
Homeboy [Live At The Pinnacle Nashville, TN May 24 2025]
Sinners Like Me [Live At The Pinnacle Nashville, TN May 24 2025]
Creepin' [Live At The Pinnacle Nashville, TN May 24 2025]
Knives Of New Orleans [Live At The Pinnacle Nashville, TN May 24 2025]
Smoke A Little Smoke [Live At The Pinnacle Nashville, TN May 24 2025]
The Outsiders [Live At The Pinnacle Nashville, TN May 24 2025]
Hell Of A View [Live At The Pinnacle Nashville, TN May 24 2025]
Mistress Named Music [Live At The Pinnacle Nashville, TN May 24 2025]
Springsteen [Live At The Pinnacle Nashville, TN May 24 2025]
UPC: 602488178587Label: Emi NashvilleRelease Date: 2.13.26Format: Vinyl
Triple threat talent, ERNEST, presents his new album, Deep Blue. The 13-song collection continues to mix his country sensibilities with a coastal feel. Produced by ERNEST and Jacob Durrett, the album features previously released single “Lorelei,” which Billboard named “a worthy inclusion to country music’s history of balmy, tropical-infused tracks,” and “Boat Named After You.” Deep Blue also includes a previously unreleased demo by Toby Keith, “End of the Night,” which ERNEST first recorded for Apple Music’s ‘Lost & Found’ series in October 2025.
Tracklist:
Lorelei
Edge of the U.S.A.
What’s a Little Rain
Lucky
Quit While We’re Behind
Somewhere in the Caribbean
End of the Night
Waste a Day
Deep Blue
If I’m Not Careful
Same Moon
Boat Named After You
Time Is a Thief (feat. Lukas Nelson)
UPC: 199957318150Label: Big Loud RecordsRelease Date: 5.1.26Format: Vinyl
Vinyl LP pressing. Flatland Cavalry's 2026 studio album, Work of Heart, features the previously released "Gone" as well as new single "Never Comin' Back." As is standard for the critically acclaimed band, fans will see Cleto Cordero's heart on full display - singing about humble beginnings and the exploration of life, love, and loss. Joined by the rest of the Cavalry, they blend heartache and nostalgia to create the signature sound fans have come to love.
Tracklist:
Gone
On and on
Bird's Eye View
Never Comin' Back
Unglued
Life Love and Happiness (Entertainer's Lament)
Flicker
Work of Heart
Long Goodnight
Nightshine
Real Slow
All or Nothing
UPC: 602488289238Label: Lost HighwayRelease Date: 3.27.26Format: Vinyl
Neon Jazzberry Vinyl. Nashville-born, Chapel Hill-based Florence Dore returns w/ *Hold the Spark*, her most confident & compelling album yet. Blending sharp storytelling in the tradition of James McMurtry w/ a melodic sensibility often compared to Lucinda Williams, Dore delivers songs that are tender, funny, and deeply human. Produced by Don Dixon (R.E.M.) and backed by a stellar Americana cast, the album moves effortlessly from intimate reflections to full-throttle rock, all anchored by Dore's rich, emotional voice. On Limited Edition Neon Jazzberry Colored Vinyl
Tracklist:
Sunset Road
Worst Mistake
Hold the Spark
Twelve Great Minds (Department Meeting)
Abacus
The One You Need
Superstar
Can't Come Down
Butterflies
Just Like Mookie Betts
On Empty
Nothing With You
UPC: 634457248816Label: Propeller Sound RecsRelease Date: 5.1.26Format: Vinyl
Tracklist:
Psalm 2
I'm Your Salvation
In the Shadow
Graveyard Blues
Mun Pa
Run on
No Man's Land
Would You Know?
F.K
UPC: 617669421383Label: The Circle MusicRelease Date: 6.5.26Format: Vinyl
Album has two possible covers and orders will receive a randomly chosen cover. UPC: 854206001930Label: Pearl RecordsRelease Date: 11.20.20Format: Vinyl
The Grand Ole Opry has been the backbone of country music over the last 100 years, and this year to celebrate their 100th birthday, GOO is releasing a special compilation project highlighting the most iconic performances to grace the stage. There is a special event on 9/26, where the Opry is going to Royal Albert Hall and bringing in some of it's most iconic members to do their first ever show overseas.
Tracklist:
A
Ashley McBryde - Your Cheatin' Heart (Live on the Grand Ole Opry, September 7th, 2024)
A
Marty Robbins ; Marty Stuart - El Paso (Full Circle Mix)
A
Patsy Cline - Crazy (Live on the Grand Ole Opry, February 7th, 1962)
A
Johnny Cash - Ring of Fire (Live on the Grand Ole Opry, August 30th, 1968)
A
Loretta Lynn - Coal Miner's Daughter (Live on the Grand Ole Opry, October 19th, 1985)
A
Darius Rucker - Kiss an Angel Good Mornin' (Live on the Grand Ole Opry, February 14th, 2021)
B
Dolly Parton feat. Patty Loveless, Marty Stuart - I Will Always Love You (Live on the Grand Ole Opry, May 19th, 2007)
B
Don Schlitz feat. Vince Gill - The Gambler (Live on the Grand Ole Opry, March 29th, 2025)
B
The Charlie Daniels Band - The Devil Went Down to Georgia (Live on the Grand Ole Opry, March 21st, 2014)
B
The Oak Ridge Boys - Elvira (Live on the Grand Ole Opry, February 20th, 1981)
B
Luke Combs - Tennessee Whiskey (Live on the Grand Ole Opry, October 29th, 2016)
C
George Jones ; Alan Jackson - He Stopped Loving Her Today (Full Circle Mix)
C
Kelsea Ballerini - I Was Country When Country Wasn't Cool (Live on the Grand Ole Opry, March 19th, 2025)
C
Randy Travis - Forever and Ever, Amen (Live on the Grand Ole Opry, October 4th, 2011)
C
Keith Whitley - Don't Close Your Eyes (Live on the Grand Ole Opry, March 19th, 1988)
C
Reba McEntire - Fancy (Live on the Grand Ole Opry, September 22nd, 2017)
D
Alan Jackson - Chattahoochee (Live at the Grand Ole Opry's Carnegie Hall performance, November 14th, 2005)
D
Vince Gill ; Patty Loveless - Go Rest High on That Mountain (Live on the Grand Ole Opry, March 14th, 2015)
D
Carrie Underwood - Jesus, Take the Wheel (Live on the Grand Ole Opry, August 10th, 2018)
D
Old Crow Medicine Show, Dom Flemons, Billy Strings, Molly Tuttle - Mama Don't Allow It / Will The Circle Be Unbroken? (Live on t
UPC: 198704601323Label: Grand Ole Opry LlcRelease Date: 11.14.25Format: Vinyl
Hank Williams Jr. BIGGEST HITS OF HANK WILLIAMS JR 06/05/2026 CURB RECORDS
Tracklist:
Family Tradition
Dinosaur
A Country Boy Can Survive
I've Got Rights
Weatherman
Whiskey Bent ; Hell Bound
All My Rowdy Friends Have Settled Down
If Heaven Ain't a Lot Like Dixie
Outlaw Women
Dixie on My Mind
Country State of Mind
All My Rowdy Friends Are Coming Over Tonight
UPC: 194646076915Label: Curb RecordsRelease Date: 6.5.26Format: Vinyl
After the success of her fiery 2024 LP, Baptized By The Blaze, Nashville outlaw siren India Ramey is back with Villain Era, set for release on May 8, 2026, via Copoco Records/Blue Èlan. Baptized By The Blaze was the story of Ramey’s journey through the fire, a harrowing passage toward healing and empowerment. Villain Era is firmly rooted in her own reckoning; it doesn’t ask for permission, it kicks the door wide open. “This album is the ‘healed’ me,†Ramey says. “I didn’t know how to have boundaries because I was such a people pleaser. If my boundaries offend you, I’ll happily play the villain in that story.†Ramey left the South for the first time to record in Los Angeles with two-time Grammy-nominated producer Eric Corne. Together, they built a soundscape as cinematic as it is cathartic, with a powerhouse band including Ted Russell Kamp, Eugene Edwards, Chris Masterson, Eleanor Whitmore, Kevin Brown, Boo Bernstein, and Haley Spence Brown. The result is Villain Era: ten spaghetti western–meets–honky tonk vignettes penned solely by Ramey, laced with grit, gallows humor, and emotional precision. With five studio albums under her belt, Ramey continues to be one of country music’s fiercest truth-tellers. Now, with Villain Era, she stands unapologetically in her power, delivering songs that cut deep and laugh loud, songs that balance the weight of lived experience with the freedom of release.
Tracklist:
We Ride At Dawn
Welcome To My Villain Era
Scattered And Smothered
Six Feet Under
Cryin' In My Lingerie
Nobody's Coming
Dead To Me
Cult Money
Red Red Roses
Ghost Town
UPC: 199806003114Label: Blue Elan RecordsRelease Date: 5.8.26Format: Vinyl
The 20th studio album from GRAMMYr Award-winning, International Bluegrass Music Association Award-winning, Billboard Chart-topping, and celebrated progressive Bluegrass band. 2xLP Black Vinyl in Gatefold Jacket.
Tracklist:
Working Man Blues
Dead Man Walking
Holding on to You
Light at the End of the Day
Up from the Bottom
Wounds Don't Take to Healing
Dry Spot in the Rain
To the End of the Line
Karma's Got Your Number
Gospel 32 (Let Him Move)
Looking for Something Good
Longclaw
Dancing on the Moon
The Way that I Was
Life Moves On
Hard Times Ain't that Hard Anymore
Hit the Nail on the Head
The Voyageur
Burning Me Again
Live Rosin
UPC: 198704553851Label: Americana VibesRelease Date: 2.13.26Format: Vinyl
With The Way I Should, Iris DeMent stepped boldly into new territory, delivering a collection that balanced her fierce lyrical conviction with tender vulnerability. Released in 1996, this third studio album from the revered Americana singer-songwriter expanded on her folk and country roots, blending sharp political commentary with deeply personal storytelling.Backed by a fuller, more contemporary sound and featuring collaborations with legends like Delbert McClinton and Mark Knopfler, DeMent doesn't shy away from weighty topics. From government corruption ("Wasteland of the Free") to working-class struggle ("Quality Time"), she gives voice to the disillusioned with searing honesty and soulful grit.Yet for all it's pointed critique, The Way I Should is just as powerful in it's quieter moments. Songs like "When My Mornin' Comes Around" and "Keep Me God" shimmer with grace, hope, and an unwavering moral compass. DeMent's unmistakable voice anchors every track with a sense of authenticity that's rare and resonant.The Way I Should is a fearless statement from a singular voice in American music. Timeless in message and rich in heart, it remains one of DeMent's most compelling and relevant works.In celebration of the album's 30th anniversary, Yep Roc Records is pressing The Way I Should on vinyl for the first time. The album is remastered by Mike Westbrook of Material Mastering.
Tracklist:
When My Mornin' Comes Around
There's a Wall in Washington
Wasteland of the Free
I'll Take My Sorrow Straight
This Kind of Happy
The Way I Should
Letter to Mom
Keep Me God
Quality Time
Walkin' Home
Trouble (With Delbert McClinton)
UPC: 634457208407Label: Yep Roc RecordsRelease Date: 6.5.26Format: Vinyl
Platinum-selling singer/songwriter Jackson Dean doubles down on the reputation he's earned for his gravel-toned vocals, wayward spirit, and thought-provoking, lyric-driven music with his third studio album, Magnolia Sage. Featuring an eclectic collection of songs that move from sweeping to soothing, rocking to ruminative; this album comes together to create a sound that is singularly Jackson Dean. Alive, sexy, and rugged, Magnolia Sage offers two different vistas to consider the notions of drifting, finding love and realizing one's place in the world. Pressed on wildfire smoke color vinyl.
Tracklist:
Blacktop Blues
Make a Liar
Be Your Man
5th of July
Tennessee Moon
Over and Over
Hey Mississippi
Something Easy
Wildfire
Dust on a Dirt Road
Heart on the Range
UPC: 843930148776Label: Big Machine RecordsRelease Date: 4.24.26Format: Vinyl
Jason Aldean enters a new chapter with the release of his 12th studio album, a landmark project featuring 20 brand-new songs that showcase the full scope of his artistry from hard-charging anthems built for the stage to the kind of honest, lived-in storytelling that has defined his career. This expansive collection underscores Aldean’s staying power and creative evolution, reaffirming why he remains one of country music’s most enduring and influential voices. With more than 25 million social media followers and a career that has defined modern country music, Jason Aldean stands as one of the genre’s biggest superstars and most consistent hitmakers. Known for his signature blend of stadium-sized country anthems and heartfelt ballads, Aldean has become a cultural force, connecting with fans through anthems that capture both the grit and the soul of American life. The New York Times praised his sound as “country’s hard-rocking everyman,” while Rolling Stone called him “one of country music’s boldest risk-takers.” Aldean’s legacy is cemented by a string of accolades including three ACM “Entertainer of the Year” awards, countless platinum certifications, and a career-spanning catalog that has redefined success in Nashville. Across his journey, Aldean has delivered era-defining songs like “Big Green Tractor,” “Dirt Road Anthem,” “Burnin’ It Down,” “You Make It Easy,” and “Try That in a Small Town,” each showcasing his ability to command the charts while staying true to his roots. This 2 LP set includes a 24 x 36" poster.
Tracklist:
Anytime Soon
Drinking About You
Don't Tell On Me
How Far Does A Goodbye Go
Songs About Us
Good Thing Going
She's Why
Backroads Of My Memory
Dust on the Bottle
High Road
Easier Gone
Help You Remember
Country Into Rock 'n' Roll
What's A Little Heartache
One Last Look
Fight A Fire
Hard To Love You
Little Hometown Left
Her Favorite Color
Lovin' Me Too Long
UPC: 4099964217568Label: Bmg Rights ManagemenRelease Date: 4.24.26Format: Vinyl
2026 release. From Rival Sons' Grammy-nominated frontman Jay Buchanan comes Weapons of Beauty - a sweeping, cinematic solo debut written in the Mojave Desert and produced by Dave Cobb. Weapons of Beauty - a revelation from one of this generation's most arresting voices.
Tracklist:
Caroline
High and Lonesome
True Black
Tumbleweed
Shower of Roses
Deep Swimming
Sway
The Great Divide
Dance Me To The End of Love
Weapons of Beauty
UPC: 732388011285Label: Sacred Tongue RecsRelease Date: 2.6.26Format: Vinyl
Round Record is proud to reintroduce the recordings of David Grisman & Jerry Garcia with the debut volume in a new series exploring the foundation of their beloved studio recordings. The collection assembles the master takes originally recorded as duos which were later embellished with various instrumentation before released on Garcia/Grisman, Shady Grove, Been All Around This World, and Not for Kids Only. They are presented here for the first time in their original unadorned state on 2xLPs.
Tracklist:
Walkin' Boss
Dreadful Wind and Rain
I Truly Understand
I'm Troubled
When First Unto This Country
The Handsome Cabin Boy
Casey Jones
The Sweet Sunny South
Freight Train
Jenny Jenkins
A Horse Named Bill
Arkansas Traveler
Hot Corn Cold Corn
The Miller's Will
There Ain't No Bugs On Me
Hopalong Peter
Three Men Went A-Hunting
Whiskey In The Jar
Down In The Valley
*** Indie Exclusive ***UPC: 880882650315Label: Round Records (rr0)Release Date: 12.13.24Format: Vinyl
Limited vinyl LP pressing of this 2002 album from the Country legend. This is the last album released before his death in 2003. The majority of songs are covers which Cash performs in his own spare style, with help from producer Rick Rubin. To the present day, Cash's studio albums for the American series have continued to sell extremely well.
Tracklist:
The Man Comes Around 4:26
Hurt 3:36
Give My Love to Rose 3:27
Bridge Over Troubled Water 3:54
I Hung My Head 3:53
First Time Ever I Saw Your Face 3:52
Personal Jesus 3:19
In My Life 2:57
Sam Hall 2:39 1
Danny Boy 3:18 1
Desperado 3:12 1
I'm So Lonesome I Could Cry 3:02 1
Tear Stained Letter 3:39 1
Streets of Laredo 3:33 1
We'll Meet Again 2:58
UPC: 602537596386Label: American RecordingsRelease Date: 3.3.14Format: Vinyl
Johnny Cash's music and performances left a lasting impact on American music and culture. He is remembered for his distinctive baritone voice, his rebellious image and his ability to connect with diverse audiences. Johnny Cash remains one of the best-selling artists of all time, with his songs continuing to be enjoyed by generations. He sold over 90 million records worldwide, earned numerous awards, and was inducted into both the Country Music Hall of Fame and the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. His career included hit singles, concept albums, acting roles, and even a television variety show. The Country Roots of - LP, pressed in orange-colored wax, features 15 hits from his career.
Tracklist:
Ring Of Fire
Man In Black
Big River
The Lady Came From Baltimore
Sunday Morning Coming Down
These Hands
Five Feet High And Rising
Pickin Time
A Boy Named Sue
The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down
The City Of New Orleans
Wreck Of The Old 97
Orange Blossom Special
I Still Miss Someone
I Walk The Line
UPC: 4262428983969Label: Blue-lineRelease Date: 1.30.26Format: Vinyl
Vinyl LP pressing. Step back in time to the dawn of a legend with this essential Johnny Cash collection. This LP is a powerful showcase of the early years that forged his timeless sound, drawing from his iconic tenure at Sun Records and his pivotal transition to Columbia. It captures the raw energy and storytelling that made him the "Man in Black". You'll find the very foundation of his sound here, from the stark emotional weight of "So Doggone Lonesome" to the iconic rhythm of "I Walk The Line". The collection perfectly encapsulates his early hits that defined an era, including "Train Of Love", "Next In Line", and the rockabilly spirit of "Home Of The Blues". It's a journey through the evolution of a country music giant, covering his signature boom-chicka-boom beat and his earliest forays into poignant narratives. The album is a masterclass in songwriting, blending humour and heartbreak with timeless tales. Experience the powerful narrative of "Big River" and the cinematic scope of "Don't Take Your Guns To Town". This collection also showcases his lyrical versatility, from the heart-wrenching balladry of "The Ways Of A Woman In Love" to the straightforward swagger of "What Do I Care". You'll also hear his more rockabilly-infused style on tracks like "Come In Stranger" and the defiant spirit of "I Got Stripes". UPC: 824046169329Label: AcrobatRelease Date: 6.5.26Format: Vinyl
All legends start somewhere, and With His Hot and Blue Guitar is where the legend of Johnny Cash began. Newly remastered in honor of Sun Records' 70th Anniversary, Cash's debut album was also the first LP issued by Sam Phillips on the legendary label. The Man in Black is backed by the Tennessee Two on classic Cash hits like "Folsom Prison Blues," "Cry, Cry, Cry" and "I Walk the Line." This 70th Anniversary vinyl edition features liner notes from rock critic and Cash biographer Robert Hilburn.
Tracklist:
The Rock Island Line
I Heard That Lonesome Whistle
Country Boy
If the Good Lord's Willing
Cry, Cry, Cry
Remember Me
So Doggone Lonesome
I Was There When It Happened
I Walk the Line
The Wreck of the Old '97
Folsom Prison Blues
Doin' My Time
UPC: 015047804665Label: Sun RecordsRelease Date: 10.21.22Format: Vinyl
Celebrate 10 years of California Sunrise with this 2LP anniversary pressing on "sunrise" colored vinyl. This special edition includes the original album, plus 3 additional tracks.
Tracklist:
Out Of Style
Cowboy Hat
Head Over Boots
Night Shift
Can't Turn You Down
Dirt On My Boots
She Ain't In It
All Time High
Heartache On The Dance Floor
Paycheck
Lucky Tonight
California Sunrise
Drinkin' And Dancin'
How Did You Know
If I Had Another Heart
UPC: 199957556767Label: Capitol NashvilleRelease Date: 6.12.26Format: Vinyl
Singer/Songwriter Joshua Ray Walker’s made a name for himself with poignant, human portraits of flawed, fascinating characters. Now, on his latest album, Ain’t Dead Yet, Walker’s telling a more personal story – his own.“Human beings are super multi-faceted, and part of the reason I wrote about characters in the first place was because I could explore things about myself that I didn't feel comfortable exploring if I were to admit that it was really about me,” Walker says. “All my songs are about parts of me, I just didn't try to stick them on another fictional character this time.”Beneath the album’s flippant title resides some of Walker’s heaviest storytelling yet. Three years ago, when he started writing Ain’t Dead Yet (his sixth studio album, to be released May 29 via Thirty Tigers/East Dallas Records), Walker hadn’t yet received the cancer diagnosis that rearranged and threatened his life (he currently has a clean bill of health). But that year was still uncommonly fraught with mental, physical, and career stresses. Pulling the songs out of the can to finalize them for the album – including re-writing and re-working almost all the songs – Walker, who was then undergoing and recovering from cancer treatment, was surprised by their prescience.“That whole year I just felt awful and like I was dying. I didn't feel right, and mentally I was off, like there really was something wrong the whole time,” Walker says. “So I think the reason some of these songs feel the way they do is because I felt that way, even though I didn't know something was wrong yet.”“Memory lane is a freeway now,” Walker sings on “Chasing Sunsets,” a cinematic Laurel Canyon sound-inspired song all about the unease in life’s liminal moments. The idea came to Walker while chasing the last of the daylight across the California desert on a 22-hour drive from his home in Dallas to a co-writing session in Los Angeles (where he finished the song). Though all but one verse were written before cancer, the song’s melancholy belays Walker’s uncertainty, and revisits a familiar thread in some of Walker's best-known songs: reckoning with life’s worth and mortality (“Canyon,” “Voices,” “Flash Paper”). “Chasing sunsets / Where the light starts to bend / The darkness / Is where the end begins,” he sings; after all, when the sun sinks into darkness at day’s end, it’s always hard to believe it will rise again.Throughout the album, Walker grapples with big life questions – a reluctance to pass down his flawed genes (“Blue Genes”); the importance of being content to put one foot in front of the other rather than dream big, sometimes (“Stepping Stones”); and on the loping Texas dance hall track “Some People,” Walker tries his hand at a John Prine-esque consideration of human nature, cautioning against short-sighted assumptions about other peoples’ situations.Ain’t Dead Yet is often lyrically somber, but sonically, it’s reminiscent of Walker’s early albums, relying on pedal steel and fiddle as much as Walker’s consummate guitar picking, sweet tenor, and high falsetto and yodel. The album was recorded before, during, and after cancer treatment(including three songs the day before the lung surgery that could have changed his voice forever) and at three Dallas, TX studios: Audio Dallas, Modern Electric, and album producer and long-time collaborator John Pedigo’s home studio.Coming out the other side of a fight with cancer offered Walker a second chance. But the angst inherent to facing death and the requisite perspective on the past figure thematically across the album, as well. “I live with few regrets / Played my cards far from the vest / I’ve always been my biggest threat / But I ain’t dead yet,” Walker sings on the title and opening track. Equal parts defiant and bittersweet, it sets up Ain’t Dead Yet as a reflection on his last few years. Fittingly, the album concludes with a softer bookend, “Thank You For Listening,” which is a sincere note to Walker’s listeners.Though the songs on Ain’t Dead Yet are more overtly about Walker than on his past albums, he still plays around with character, at times embodying his most outrageous selves: “Every hat’s a cowboy hat / If it’s sitting on my head / Just like every girl’s a cowgirl / If she’s laying in my bed,” he sings on “Outlaw.” The first of those lyrics is a real line Walker delivered once on a tour in response to a fan, who thought he should wear a cowboy hat to sing country music. A rare moment when Walker felt he’d said something exquisitely cool in the moment, he jotted it down and later wrote the whole song. (Walker imagines “Outlaw” delivered by the self-aggrandizing titular character of his song “Cowboy” (released on 2021’s See You Next Time)). Elsewhere on the album for “Shoot Me Straight,” Walker brought back the horn section from “Sexy After Dark,” to add bravado to a song all about his brashest moments. And in “Texas Sober,” Walker pokes fun at the arbitrary rules for living well he’s watched both himself and friends set.Song ideas come to Walker from many places, and he honors two of the most personal ones on “Capital Letters.” Written for two important mentors – Walker’s grandpa (about whom he wrote his first song ever, “Fondly,” which was released on his 2019 debut, Wish You Were Here), and Trey Johnson, co-founder of State Fair Records, Walker’s first label – the song is Walker’s way of honoring the roles these long-gone loved ones still play in his life. Sometimes he finds himself talking to them, seeking their advice; others he even wonders if they have some hand in the songs he writes.Ain’t Dead Yet is Walker’s time capsule of the past three years. Standing on the other side, it’s also a dedication to the future. “I'm really grateful to have a second chance, and I'm also grateful to have lived through thinking I was going to die. It gives you perspective in a way you really can't fake until you've actually done it; in a way, it was kind of a gift,” Walker says, though sometimes a new beginning also feels like a lot to live up to.“I faced death; I almost lost my house; I got engaged; We lost most of our belongings to flood and mold; I’ve had loved ones die; I almost lost my entire music catalog. It's been a lot, good and bad. I'm just a much different person,” he continues. “I'm very intentional with my time, and I'm a lot happier, even though things have been hard, I genuinely do think I'm happier. It's been a pretty wild transformation.”
Tracklist:
Ain't Dead Yet
Shoot Me Straight
Chasing Sunsets
Outlaw
Capital Letters
Texas Sober
Blue Genes
Stepping Stones
Some People
Thank You For Listening
UPC: 732388025787Label: East Dallas RecordsRelease Date: 5.29.26Format: Vinyl
Singer/Songwriter Joshua Ray Walker’s made a name for himself with poignant, human portraits of flawed, fascinating characters. Now, on his latest album, Ain’t Dead Yet, Walker’s telling a more personal story – his own.“Human beings are super multi-faceted, and part of the reason I wrote about characters in the first place was because I could explore things about myself that I didn't feel comfortable exploring if I were to admit that it was really about me,” Walker says. “All my songs are about parts of me, I just didn't try to stick them on another fictional character this time.”Beneath the album’s flippant title resides some of Walker’s heaviest storytelling yet. Three years ago, when he started writing Ain’t Dead Yet (his sixth studio album, to be released May 29 via Thirty Tigers/East Dallas Records), Walker hadn’t yet received the cancer diagnosis that rearranged and threatened his life (he currently has a clean bill of health). But that year was still uncommonly fraught with mental, physical, and career stresses. Pulling the songs out of the can to finalize them for the album – including re-writing and re-working almost all the songs – Walker, who was then undergoing and recovering from cancer treatment, was surprised by their prescience.“That whole year I just felt awful and like I was dying. I didn't feel right, and mentally I was off, like there really was something wrong the whole time,” Walker says. “So I think the reason some of these songs feel the way they do is because I felt that way, even though I didn't know something was wrong yet.”“Memory lane is a freeway now,” Walker sings on “Chasing Sunsets,” a cinematic Laurel Canyon sound-inspired song all about the unease in life’s liminal moments. The idea came to Walker while chasing the last of the daylight across the California desert on a 22-hour drive from his home in Dallas to a co-writing session in Los Angeles (where he finished the song). Though all but one verse were written before cancer, the song’s melancholy belays Walker’s uncertainty, and revisits a familiar thread in some of Walker's best-known songs: reckoning with life’s worth and mortality (“Canyon,” “Voices,” “Flash Paper”). “Chasing sunsets / Where the light starts to bend / The darkness / Is where the end begins,” he sings; after all, when the sun sinks into darkness at day’s end, it’s always hard to believe it will rise again.Throughout the album, Walker grapples with big life questions – a reluctance to pass down his flawed genes (“Blue Genes”); the importance of being content to put one foot in front of the other rather than dream big, sometimes (“Stepping Stones”); and on the loping Texas dance hall track “Some People,” Walker tries his hand at a John Prine-esque consideration of human nature, cautioning against short-sighted assumptions about other peoples’ situations.Ain’t Dead Yet is often lyrically somber, but sonically, it’s reminiscent of Walker’s early albums, relying on pedal steel and fiddle as much as Walker’s consummate guitar picking, sweet tenor, and high falsetto and yodel. The album was recorded before, during, and after cancer treatment(including three songs the day before the lung surgery that could have changed his voice forever) and at three Dallas, TX studios: Audio Dallas, Modern Electric, and album producer and long-time collaborator John Pedigo’s home studio.Coming out the other side of a fight with cancer offered Walker a second chance. But the angst inherent to facing death and the requisite perspective on the past figure thematically across the album, as well. “I live with few regrets / Played my cards far from the vest / I’ve always been my biggest threat / But I ain’t dead yet,” Walker sings on the title and opening track. Equal parts defiant and bittersweet, it sets up Ain’t Dead Yet as a reflection on his last few years. Fittingly, the album concludes with a softer bookend, “Thank You For Listening,” which is a sincere note to Walker’s listeners.Though the songs on Ain’t Dead Yet are more overtly about Walker than on his past albums, he still plays around with character, at times embodying his most outrageous selves: “Every hat’s a cowboy hat / If it’s sitting on my head / Just like every girl’s a cowgirl / If she’s laying in my bed,” he sings on “Outlaw.” The first of those lyrics is a real line Walker delivered once on a tour in response to a fan, who thought he should wear a cowboy hat to sing country music. A rare moment when Walker felt he’d said something exquisitely cool in the moment, he jotted it down and later wrote the whole song. (Walker imagines “Outlaw” delivered by the self-aggrandizing titular character of his song “Cowboy” (released on 2021’s See You Next Time)). Elsewhere on the album for “Shoot Me Straight,” Walker brought back the horn section from “Sexy After Dark,” to add bravado to a song all about his brashest moments. And in “Texas Sober,” Walker pokes fun at the arbitrary rules for living well he’s watched both himself and friends set.Song ideas come to Walker from many places, and he honors two of the most personal ones on “Capital Letters.” Written for two important mentors – Walker’s grandpa (about whom he wrote his first song ever, “Fondly,” which was released on his 2019 debut, Wish You Were Here), and Trey Johnson, co-founder of State Fair Records, Walker’s first label – the song is Walker’s way of honoring the roles these long-gone loved ones still play in his life. Sometimes he finds himself talking to them, seeking their advice; others he even wonders if they have some hand in the songs he writes.Ain’t Dead Yet is Walker’s time capsule of the past three years. Standing on the other side, it’s also a dedication to the future. “I'm really grateful to have a second chance, and I'm also grateful to have lived through thinking I was going to die. It gives you perspective in a way you really can't fake until you've actually done it; in a way, it was kind of a gift,” Walker says, though sometimes a new beginning also feels like a lot to live up to.“I faced death; I almost lost my house; I got engaged; We lost most of our belongings to flood and mold; I’ve had loved ones die; I almost lost my entire music catalog. It's been a lot, good and bad. I'm just a much different person,” he continues. “I'm very intentional with my time, and I'm a lot happier, even though things have been hard, I genuinely do think I'm happier. It's been a pretty wild transformation.”
Tracklist:
Ain't Dead Yet
Shoot Me Straight
Chasing Sunsets
Outlaw
Capital Letters
Texas Sober
Blue Genes
Stepping Stones
Some People
Thank You For Listening
*** Indie Exclusive ***UPC: 732388028689Label: East Dallas RecordsRelease Date: 5.29.26Format: Vinyl
Middle of Nowhere is the sixth studio album from eight-time Grammy Award-winner Kacey Musgraves and is made for two-stepping. The collection draws from a love of Texas dancehall classics, humorous takes on the human condition, and the space where traditional Country borders many sounds, including Norteño and even Zydeco. Fresh yet familiar, and classically Kacey: honest, fearless, immersive, and always ready to wink at life’s twists and turns.
Tracklist:
Middle of Nowhere
Dry Spell
Back on the Wagon
I Believe in Ghosts
Abilene
Coyote (feat. Gregory Alan Isakov)
Loneliest Girl
Everybody Want to Be a Cowboy (feat. Billy Strings)
Horses and Divorces (feat. Miranda Lambert)
Uncertain, TX (feat. Willie Nelson)
Rhinestoned
Mexico Honey
Hell on Me
UPC: 199957220385Label: Lost HighwayRelease Date: 5.1.26Format: Vinyl
Middle of Nowhere is the sixth studio album from eight-time Grammy Award-winner Kacey Musgraves and is made for two-stepping. The collection draws from a love of Texas dancehall classics, humorous takes on the human condition, and the space where traditional Country borders many sounds, including Norteño and even Zydeco. Fresh yet familiar, and classically Kacey: honest, fearless, immersive, and always ready to wink at life’s twists and turns.
Tracklist:
Middle of Nowhere
Dry Spell
Back on the Wagon
I Believe in Ghosts
Abilene
Coyote (feat. Gregory Alan Isakov)
Loneliest Girl
Everybody Want to Be a Cowboy (feat. Billy Strings)
Horses and Divorces (feat. Miranda Lambert)
Uncertain, TX (feat. Willie Nelson)
Rhinestoned
Mexico Honey
Hell on Me
UPC: 602488275439Label: Lost HighwayRelease Date: 5.1.26Format: Vinyl
Braxton Keith / REAL DAMN DEAL
Tracklist:
Real Damn Deal
I Ain't Tryin'
Mrs Green
That's How Hearts Get Broken
I Dreamed You Dreamed of Me
White Walls
Always Leaving Something
Hurt By Heart with Mae Estes
Don't No More
Little Bit By Little Bit
Am I All Alone
I Own This Bar
UPC: 093624824336Label: Warner NashvilleRelease Date: 5.15.26Format: Vinyl
Keyland's Knuckle Sandwich is a loud, unvarnished LP from Kyle Ross, recorded at Sonic Ranch and produced/mixed by Haffway (Sam Westhoff). From grit-forward rockers like "Pinball Machine Rodeo Queen" and "Cannonball" to the bruised storytelling of "Sandra" and "A Hundred Feet Away," the record balances muscle and melody. Played by a tight Tulsa crew and released via One Riot Records, it's built for stage impact. As Ross puts it: "Oftentimes love looks more like a punch to the face than a kiss on the cheek."
Tracklist:
Cannonball
Foolish Thing to Do
Pinball Machine Rodeo Queen
Stick
Gravity
A Hundred Feet Away
Overalls
Redbird
Crayon
Sandra
Extra Gravy
UPC: 198704873034Label: One Riot RecordsRelease Date: 5.29.26Format: Vinyl
Grey, the new studio album from Kiefer Sutherland, blends Americana, roots rock, and country, presenting a collection of narrative-driven songs shaped by Sutherland's distinctive voice and storytelling approach, supported by an established international touring audience and consistent performance across UK Americana and Country charts.Grey builds on his UK Americana and Country chart-topping success with Reckless & Me (2019), which debuted at No. 9 on the UK Official Albums Chart and topped the Americana, Country, and independent charts, and Bloor Street (2022), which reached No. 1 on the UK Americana and Country charts, spending three weeks at the top of the UK Country Albums Chart, delivering a powerful collection of heartfelt, storytelling-driven songs that mark a new chapter in his evolution as an artist.The album rollout includes the singles "Simpler Time" (March 26, 2026) and "Goodbye California" (April 23rd, 2026), offering an early introduction to the record ahead of release.
Tracklist:
Come Back Down
American Farmer
Goodbye California
Simpler Time
Starlight
Cruel World
Down Below
Third Times a Charm
The Bottle Let Me Down
Rage in Me
UPC: 5037300565767Label: Mapel Creek RecordsRelease Date: 6.12.26Format: Vinyl
Multi-platinum singer/songwriter Kip Moore reveals his brand new album Reason To Believe will release this spring. His second full-length in two years, Reason To Believe makes good on Moore’s promise to release more music than ever before after signing a new global partnership with Virgin Music Group. With anthemic, arena-worthy bangers and achingly heartfelt ballads, the 13-song collection finds the Nashville-based artist embarking on a new chapter that continues to expand upon his sonic landscape that blurs the lines between country, southern rock, and Americana. Co-produced by Moore alongside Andrew DeRoberts, Reason To Believe will be led by the first single “Levee.”
Tracklist:
Levee
Get What Ya Give
The Darkness
Heartbreaker
Headlights
You ; Me
Faith in the Wind
Reason to Believe
Lonely Tonight
Long Time Coming
Wild Things Like You
Sober
Josephine
UPC: 198704949531Label: Kip MooreRelease Date: 5.29.26Format: Vinyl
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