Johnny Cash At San Quentin [Vinyl LP] Recorded during the making of Granada Television program, 'Johnny Cash At San Quentin Prison' At San Quentin is the 31st overall album by Johnny Cash recorded live at San Quentin State Prison on February 24, 1969 and released on June 4 of that same year. The concert was filmed by Granada Television, produced and directed by Michael Darlow. The album was a follow-up to Cash's previous live album, the critically acclaimed and commercially successful At Folsom Prison. The album was certified gold on August 12, 1969, platinum and double platinum on November 21, 1986, and triple platinum on March 27, 2003 by the RIAA. The album was nominated for a number of Grammy Awards, including Album of the Year and won Best Male Country Vocal Performance for ""A Boy Named Sue.""
Tracklist:
Wanted Man Written-By - B. Dylan
Wreck of the Old 97
I Walk the Line
Darling Companion Written-By - J. Sebastian Starkville City Jail
Starkville City Jail
San Quentin
San Quentin
A Boy Named Sue
(There'll Be) Peace in the Valley Written-By - T. Dorsey
Folsom Prison Blues
UPC: 4260019713216Label: Speakers CornerRelease Date: 9.4.26Format: Vinyl
Bear's Sonic Journals: Johnny Cash, At the Carousel Ballroom, April 24, 1968 - Bear's Sonic Journals: Johnny Cash, At the Carousel Ballroom, April 24, 1968 - Johnny Cash
Tracklist:
Cocaine Blues (Live)
Long Black Veil (Live)
Going to Memphis (Live)
The Ballad of Ira Hayes (Live)
Rock Island Line (Live)
Guess Things Happen That Way (Live)
One Too Many Mornings (Live)
Don't Think Twice, It's All Right (Live)
Give My Love to Rose (Live)
Green, Green Grass of Home (Live)
Old Apache Squaw (Live)
Lorena (Live)
Forty Shades of Green (Live)
Bad News (Live)
Jackson (Live) - By Johnny Cash ; June Carter Cash
Tall Lover Man (Live) - By Johnny Cash ; June Carter Cash
June Carter Medley (Live)
Long Legged Guitar Pickin' Man (Live) - By Johnny Cash ; June Carter Cash
Ring of Fire (Live)
Big River (Live)
Don't Take Your Guns to Town (Live)
I Walk the Line (Live)
UPC: 4050538675122Label: Bmg Rights ManagemenRelease Date: 12.3.21Format: 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
Originally released in 1970, Hello, I'm Johnny Cash is one of Johnny Cash's most acclaimed studio albums. Combining original compositions with carefully chosen cover versions, the album captures the stripped-back sound of Cash and the Tennessee Three at the height of their powers. Featuring the Grammy-winning duet If I Were a Carpenter with June Carter Cash, alongside Blistered, See Ruby Fall (co-written with Roy Orbison), and To Beat The Devil, the album highlights Cash's distinctive storytelling and commanding vocal delivery. The minimalist accompaniment of the Tennessee Three provides the perfect backdrop throughout. A commercial and critical success, Hello, I'm Johnny Cash reached No. 1 on the US Country Albums chart and No. 6 on the Billboard 200, later earning Gold certification. This edition is pressed on 180g audiophile blue coloured vinyl, housed in a gatefold sleeve, and is limited to 2,000 copies.
Tracklist:
Southwind
The Devil to Pay
'Cause I Love You
See Ruby Fall
Route # 1, Box 144
Sing a Traveling Song
If I Were a Carpenter
To Beat the Devil
Blistered
Wrinkled, Crinkled, Wadded Dollar Bill
I've Got a Thing About Trains
Jesus Was a Carpenter
UPC: 8719262044401Label: Music On VinylRelease Date: 10.9.26Format: 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
Limited transparent violet colored vinyl LP pressing. Unreleased until 1964, six years after Johnny Cash's 1958 departure from Sun Records for Columbia Records, Original Sun Sound of Johnny Cash spans both his first and final recordings for the label. The early "Wide Open Road" shows the singer still under the influence of Hank Williams, but the sardonic, Charlie Rich-penned "Thanks a Lot," from one of his final Sun sessions, finds Cash beholden to no one but himself.
Tracklist:
Always Alone
Country Boy
Goodnight Irene
Wide Open Road
Thanks A Lot
Big River
Belshazzar
Born To Lose
New Mexico
I Forgot To Remember To Forget
Two Timin' Woman
Story Of A Broken Heart
UPC: 015047809868Label: Sun RecordsRelease Date: 10.18.24Format: 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."Blue Vinyl
Tracklist:
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: 015047821167Label: Sun RecordsRelease Date: 10.16.26Format: 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
Josh Turner will be releasing his first ever Greatest Hits on September 8th that will include 11 of his biggest and greatest hits. With his deep bass voice, Turner has sold more than six and a half million records, reached 5.5 billion global streams, and has become a favorite and unforgettable hitmaker on country radio. With timeless songs like “Long Black Train” and “Why Don’t We Just Dance,” Turner’s five No. 1 singles include “Your Man,” of which the official music video surpassed 168 million views. Also includes “Would You Go with Me”, “Hometown Girl”, “Time Is Love”, and 5 other Hits.
Tracklist:
Would You Go with Me (from album- Your Man)
Firecracker (from album- Everything is Fine)
Hometown Girl (from album- Deep South)
Long Black Train (from album- Long Black Train)
Why Don’t We Just Dance (from album- Haywire)
All Over Me (from album- Haywire)
Your Man (from album- Your Man)
Time Is Love (from album- Punching Bag)
I Wouldn’t Be a Man (from album- Haywire)
Me and God (from album- Your Man)
I Serve a Savior (from album- I Serve a Savior)
UPC: 602455147196Label: Mca NashvilleRelease Date: 9.8.23Format: Vinyl
Multiplatinum-selling recording artist Josh Turner is celebrating the 20th anniversary of his hit album, Long Black Train, and the album’s lead single of the same name, which were both certified Platinum by the RIAA. On May 19, 2023, the album will be released on vinyl for the first time to coincide with the anniversary of the single’s original 2003 release date. UPC: 602455118479Label: Mca NashvilleRelease Date: 5.19.23Format: Vinyl
Josh Turner's Your Man, now certified 3x platinum, is a landmark country album featuring the 5x platinum No. 1 hit ""Your Man,"" co-written by Chris Stapleton, along with the 4x platinum smash ""Would You Go with Me."" Celebrating it's 20th anniversary in 2026, this special edition is pressed on 180-gram black vinyl and includes the bonus track ""Hard Headed.""
Tracklist:
Would You Go With Me
Baby's Gone Home To Mama
No Rush
Your Man
Loretta Lynn's Lincoln
White Noise
Angels Fall Sometimes
Lord Have Mercy On A Country Boy
Me And God
Gravity
Way Down South
Hard Headed
UPC: 199957661690Label: Mca NashvilleRelease Date: 8.14.26Format: Vinyl
“This album is my pièce de resistance,†says Joshua Hedley of All Hat, his lively new collection of Western Swing tunes. “It’s all been building up to this moment. I feel like I’m making music I love more than any other style.†Produced by Ray Benson of Asleep at the Wheel—Hedley’s hero since childhood—the album brims with excitement, wit, and verve, as Hedley expertly navigates the tricky dance rhythms of this jazzy style of twang. It’s a sharp left turn in a career defined by sharp left turns, following close on theheels of his 2018 debut Mr. Jukebox, which explored ‘60s countrypolitan andestablished him as one of the finest old-school country crooners in all of Nashville. Released in 2022, Neon Blue jumped ahead a few decades as Hedley turned his attention to that much-maligned period in country music: the early ‘90s, when a new wave of singing cowboy took their twang into rock arenas.All Hat doesn’t try to update the style, because Hedley understands that it doesn’t need any kind of modernizing. It can sound as immediate and urgent and just plain fun now as it ever did. And he hopes folks will get up and dance. “At its core Western Swing is just dance music. Bob Wills didn’t play theatres; he played dance halls. The music is for dancing, and that’s what I wanted to come through on these songs. I just want to show people how big a genre country music is and how deep it goes. There’s such a diversity of sounds in country music. It’s not just one little box that everything fits into.â€
Tracklist:
All Hat (No Cattle)
Boogie Woogie Tennessee
Fresh Hot Biscuits
Stuck in Texas (feat. Ray Benson)
Hedliner Polka
Come Take A Ride With Me
Clueless
Mean Mama Blues
Crawlin’ Home To You
The Waltz I Promised To You
Over The Line
*** Indie Exclusive ***UPC: 607396593910Label: New West RecordsRelease Date: 10.24.25Format: Vinyl
Joshua Hedley is “a singing professor of country & western,” he declares on his raucous and witty new album, Neon Blue. It might sound like a punchline, but it’s not. An ace fiddle player, a sharp guitarist, and a singer with a granite twang, he’s devoted his entire life to the study of this genre. Ask him about it and he’ll explain: “When all my friends went off to college, I went to Nashville. I was 19 years old playing honkytonks and getting an education.” His 2018 debut, Mr. Jukebox, showcased his deep knowledge of country’s history, in particular the beery ballads of the 1950s and ‘60s. His mentors were George Jones, Ray Price, and Glen Campbell, but his most remarkable accomplishment was putting his own spin on their style.Neon Blue, on the other hand, examines a very different, often forsaken era: the early 1990s. “The last bastion of country music,” says the professor, “was the early 1990s, roughly 1989 and 1996. You could turn on the radio and immediately know you’re hearing a country song. You could still hear steel guitar and fiddle. But there was a hard fork around 1996 or ’97, when country veered off into pop territory. Neon Blue asks, What if that fork had never happened? What if country kept on sounding like country?”That era may have been dismissed by traditionalists at the time as slick or overproduced, but Hedley finds something exciting in that old hat-act sound, and Neon Blue plays up the excitement of bigger-than-life choruses, the relatable emotions of those sad-eyed ballads, and the inventiveness of the lively production. “The sound is modern,” he says, “but it’s still discernibly country.”
Tracklist:
Broke Again
Country & Western
Old Heartbroke Blues
The Last Thing In The World
Down To My Last Lie
Free (One Heart)
Neon Blue
Bury Me With My Boots On
Found In A Bar
Let’s Make A Memory
Wonder If You Wonder
River In The Rain
*** Indie Exclusive ***UPC: 607396560714Label: New West RecordsRelease Date: 4.22.22Format: 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
The First Lady of crossover country music who paved the way for the likes of Shania Twain and Trisha Yearwood with her multiple award winning, chart-topping singles, celebrates her long career on this hit-packed collection!These recent recordings prove the timelessness of Newton's catalog from "Angel Of The Morning" and "Queen Of Hearts" to "Love's Been A Little Bit Heard On Me" and "The Sweetest Thing I've Ever Known)!"Also includes superb cover versions of the Shania Twain song "Come On Over" and Cher's "Reason To Believe!"Newton's music continues to find new fans as the result of being featured in blockbuster films such as Deadpool and Promising Young Woman!
Tracklist:
Angel Of The Morning
Queen Of Hearts
Love's Been A Little Bit Hard On Me
Break It To Me Gently
The Sweetest Thing (I've Ever Known)
A Little Love
Hurt
Crazy LIttle Thing Called Love
Reason To Believe
Come On Over
Tell Her No [CD ONLY]
Heart Of The Night [CD ONLY]
You Make Me Want To Make You Mine [CD ONLY]
Stuck In The Middle With You [CD ONLY]
Ride 'Em Cowboy [CD ONLY]
When Loves Comes Around The Bend [CD ONLY]
UPC: 889466732911Label: CleopatraRelease Date: 7.24.26Format: Vinyl
Mastered from 24-bit/96kHz high-resolution flat masters and cut at 45 RPM, Kacey Musgraves’ Golden Hour is presented in the Definitive Sound Series using the acclaimed DSS One-Step process for exceptional clarity, depth and dynamics. Pressed on 180g Neotech VR900-D2 High-Definition vinyl, this limited edition of 3,000 numbered copies delivers the ultimate audiophile listening experience with premium packaging and uncompromising sound quality. Available at indie retailers. *** Indie Exclusive ***UPC: 199957983884Label: Lost HighwayRelease Date: 9.18.26Format: 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
A truly one-of-a-kind artist, Kaitlin Butts has a deep affinity for country music’s more theatrical side: the extravagant storytelling, dazzling showmanship, songs embedded with both unbridled emotion and quick-fire humor. After discovering her passion for performing as a little girl, the Tulsa native later brought her boundless energy and radiant voice to her own unapologetic yet soulful songwriting. When it came time to create her third album, the Nashville-based musician leaned into her lifelong love of musical theater and dreamed up a modern-day reimagining of the soundtrack to her all-time favorite musical, Rodgers and Hammerstein’s Oklahoma! The result: a high-concept but candidly autobiographical LP called Roadrunner!, whose 17 powerhouse songs show the full force and extraordinary depth of Butts’ artistry for the very first time.
Produced by Oran Thornton (Brent Cobb, Logan Brill), Roadrunner! marks a major tonal shift from Butts’ 2022 sophomore LP what else can she do, a character-driven exploration of complex matters like addiction, domestic violence, and generational trauma. “With the last album I wanted to write about the struggles I’d seen people go through or experienced myself, so a lot of the songs had a sadness or darkness to them,” she says. “I feel like Roadrunner! is much closer to what I’m like onstage, where there’s real emotion and truth but also humor and a tendency to poke fun. It’s all those different versions of me at once.”
Tracklist:
Overture: My New Life Starts Today
Roadrunner
Other Girls
Wild Juanita's Cactus Juice
Soliloquy: Out Of My Dreams
Come Rest Your Head (On My Pillow)
People Will Say We're In Love
Buckaroo
That'll Never Be Me
Spur
If I Can't Have You
Bang, Bang (Poor Jud Is Dead)
You Ain't Gotta Die (To Be Dead To Me)
Like I Should
Hunt You Down
Followed You To Vegas
Elsa
*** Indie Exclusive ***UPC: 724994092291Label: Kaitlin ButtsRelease Date: 6.28.24Format: Vinyl
The 18-song collection from acclaimed Southern crooner Kashus Culpepper, recorded in Muscle Shoals, channels all the Alabama-native's layered influences of country, folk, rock, blues and soul into a cohesive debut project for the ages. Featuring GRAMMY Award-winning collaborators Sierra Ferrell ("Broken Wing Bird") and Marcus King ("Southern Man"), Act I includes career defining lyrical masterworks like "After Me?," "Cherry Rose" and "Alabama Beauty Queen." Culpepper's husky, sandpaper growl bellows like a freight train over his self-penned stories that are as raw and real as they are haunting.
Tracklist:
Intro
Southern Man
Alabama Beauty Queen
Woman
Break Me Like
Believe
Stay
Mean To Me
Broken Wing Bird
Better Weather
That's The Feeling
Man Of His Word
In Her Eyes
Is It True
After Me?
Out Of My Mind
House On A Hill
Cherry Rose
UPC: 602488170680Label: Big Loud RecordsRelease Date: 3.6.26Format: Vinyl
Flow State is a yacht rock-inspired album from Keith Urban.
Tracklist:
Steal Away
Baby Come Back
Magnet And Steel
Just The Two Of Us
On And On
We Go Back
Help Is On Its Way
How Much I Feel
Summer Breeze
I Just Wanna Stop
Guitar Man
UPC: 199957832397Label: Capitol NashvilleRelease Date: 7.10.26Format: 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
Kenny Chesney wanted to create something that captured the imagination, lifted the spirit, and gave people the heart of every possible moment when he went back into the studio. Over the last several years, the songwriter/superstar listened to, wrote and considered hundreds of songs on his way to Silver Sands Marina . If the life-affirming summer anthem “Carry On” is any indication, the stadium-sized superstar has nailed the sweet spot! Only the third song and first by an independent label to close out the panel of reporting country radio stations in its first week, his first single for the brand new HEY NOW Records captures island tides, barmaid wisdom, a philosophy of half-full and squeezing every drop of joy out of life, continuing the positive vibes that have defined his career. Again, teaming with long-time co-producer Buddy Cannon, Silver Sands Marina is 11 perfect moments that merge genres, feelings, and a sense of how we find our best selves through the songs we love. Whether vintage country, rock guitars, Calypso undertows, ‘90s country or introspective ballads, it’s all found at Silver Sands Marina. UPC: 093624817772Label: Warner RecordsRelease Date: 9.25.26Format: 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
Kip Moore will be releasing his 5th studio album, Damn Love, on April 28, 2023. The album will feature 13 tracks including the single “Kinda Bar.” Kip Moore’s four studio albums include: Up All Night, Wild Ones, Slowheart, and Wild World. Moore has charted a total of 12 entries on Billboard’s Hot Country Songs and Country Airplay charts including the number-one "Somethin' 'Bout a Truck" and four additional top-ten hits. He has also written songs for Frankie Ballard, Thompson Square, and James Wesley.
Tracklist:
Damn Love
Kinda Bar
Neon Blue
The Guitar Slinger
Heart On Fire
Another Night In Knoxville
Silver And Gold
Peace & Love
Sometimes She Stays
Some Things
One Heartbeat (Featuring Ashley McBryde)
Mr. Simple
Micky’s Bar
UPC: 602448053091Label: Mca NashvilleRelease Date: 4.28.23Format: 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
Kip Moore’s second studio album, Wild Ones, was released in 2015 and features 16 tracks, including the singles “I’m To Blame” and “Running For You.” This Deluxe Edition 2 LP set is pressed on crystal blue colored vinyl on contains the bonus tracks "What I Do," "Backseat" and "Burn The Whole World Down."
Tracklist:
Wild Ones
Come and Get It
Girl of the Summer
Magic
That Was Us
Lipstick
What Ya Got on Tonight
Heart's Desire
Complicated
I'm to Blame
That's Alright with Me
Running for You
Comeback Kid
What I Do
Backseat
Burn the Whole World Down
UPC: 602455768841Label: Mca NashvilleRelease Date: 8.25.23Format: Vinyl
Vinyl LP pressing. Kitty Wells made for an unlikely trailblazing feminist icon, with her gingham dresses and plain, uncomplicated voice. Yet this quiet, unassuming housewife and mother with a passion for country music and one of the longest and most lovingly stable marriages in the business, championed the downtrodden woman through her music, inciting controversy along the way. She proved the male-centred country music establishment wrong by headlining her own shows, and selling millions of records in a career spanning over fifty years. Wells opened the door for female country artists like Dolly Parton, Loretta Lynn, Tammy Wynette, Patsy Cline, and Reba McEntire. Parton said of Wells, "Kitty Wells was the first and only Queen of country music, no matter what they call the rest of us". Lynn stated, "If I had never heard of Kitty Wells, I don't think I would have been a singer myself". For McEntire, Wells was quite simply her "hero". This collection showcases Kitty Well's finest decade from 1952-62 featuring her biggest hits including "It Wasn't God Who Made Honky Tonk Angels", "Release Me", "Making Believe", "Repenting", "I Can't Stop Loving You", "Heartbreak USA" and "Unloved, Unwanted". It is a true celebration of Honky Tonk at it's best. UPC: 824046168322Label: AcrobatRelease Date: 5.8.26Format: Vinyl
America turns 250 this year - and The Kody Norris Show showed up for the occasion. SPIRIT OF AMERICA is the band's ?rst concept album, and it arrives exactly when the country needs it most: a full-throated, rhinestone-and-fringe celebration of the grit, sacri?ce, and everyday grace that built this nation. The two-time SPBGMA Entertainers of the Year don't wade into the culture wars. They don't have to. Instead, they do what they've always done - play blazing, high-energy bluegrass and sing lyrics that cut straight to the heart. The result is an album that feels less like a statement and more like a revival. Fireworks-at-dusk music. Old-fashioned parade music. We still have something worth celebrating music.
Tracklist:
Good Ol' USA
Spirit of America
A Purple Heart
The Power and Glory
The Bible on the Table and the Flag Upon the Wall
Declaration of Independence
Back in the Country
Davy Crockett
United We Stand
Waving Ol' Glory
The Battle of New Orleans
Do Unto Others
UPC: 032511188816Label: Rebel RecordsRelease Date: 8.14.26Format: Vinyl
Koe Wetzel returns with The Night Champion. Capturing the aftermath of a wild run, it delivers all the signature force, punch and ragged details people expect, tempered by the clarity that comes with surviving it. Contains Jaded (feat. Ella Langley).
Tracklist:
Sinner
Circus
Jaded (feat. Ella Langley)
Hurts Like You
Time Goes On
Dollar and a Bottle
The Man
Nowhere Fast
I'll Lock Up
Magnet
When I Was
UPC: 199584205014Label: Columbia RecordsRelease Date: 9.18.26Format: Vinyl
Limited aqua colored vinyl LP pressing. 25th Anniversary edition includes two bonus tracks.
Tracklist:
Me and Bobby McGee - (featuring Jackson Browne)
Sunday Morning Coming Down - (featuring Steve Earle)
For the Good Times - (featuring Matraca Berg)
Silver-Tongued Devil and I, The
Help Me Make It Through the Night - (featuring Vince Gill)
Loving Her Was Easier (Than Anything I'll Ever Do Again) - (feat
To Beat the Devil
Who's to Bless and Who's to Blame
Why Me? - (featuring Vince Gill/Alison Krauss)
Nobody Wins - (featuring Catie Curtis)
Pilgrim: Chapter 33, The
Please Don't Tell Me How This Story Ends - (featuring Mark Knopfla)
UPC: 829421530299Label: Friday Music TwoRelease Date: 4.10.26Format: Vinyl
Limited gold colored vinyl LP pressing. 25th Anniversary edition includes two bonus tracks.
Tracklist:
Me and Bobby McGee - (Featuring Jackson Browne)
Sunday Morning Coming Down - (Featuring Steve Earle)
For the Good Times - (Featuring Matraca Berg)
Silver-Tongued Devil and I, the
Help Me Make It Through the Night - (Featuring Vince Gill)
Loving Her Was Easier (Than Anything I'll Ever Do Again) - (Feat
To Beat the Devil
Who's to Bless and Who's to Blame
Why Me? - (Featuring Vince Gill/Alison Krauss)
Nobody Wins - (Featuring Catie Curtis)
Pilgrim: Chapter 33, the
Please Don't Tell Me How This Story Ends - (Featuring Mark Knopflo)
UPC: 829421530282Label: Friday Music TwoRelease Date: 4.10.26Format: Vinyl
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