LIVE & BURNING

Albert was reborn on Alligator, churning out the most prolific output of his career. Here are over an hour of the blues guitar god's key Alligator cuts: "I Ain't Drunk," "If You Love Me Like You Say," "Melt Down," "Master Charge," "Get to Gettin'," "Cold Cuts," "A Good Fool Is Hard to Find," "If Trouble Was Money," "Too Tired" and more. Includes previously unseen photos and a mini-poster! Alligator.

SOUL FIXIN MAN

Get Wild! Signals the return of one of best loved blues bands around, Lil' Ed & the Blues Imperials. Over the course of three previous studio releases, Lil'Ed Williams and the boys developed a reputation for playing the wildest raw-boned Chicago blues in ages. After taking a couple of years off, Ed reformed the original band almost two years ago, and these slide-boogie masters have been back on the road taking their raw rocking sound to venues across the US.

On his second Alligator album (1991), Charlie pairs his masterful harmonica riffs and earthy vocals with a tight rhythm section, horns and-on "Cheatin' on Me"-Mr. John Lee Hooker on vocals and guitar. That joins "Make My Getaway," "Blues Got Me Again," "Me and My Baby and the Blues," ".38 Special" and more! Alligator.

ALONE & ACOUSTIC

HARP ATTACK / VARIOUS

SWAMP BOOGIE QUEEN

WAKE UP & LIVE

Featuring tracks by: Luther Allison, albert Collins, Johnny Winter, Coco Montoya and more!

For his 1985 Alligator debut, this blues-rock guitar master chose and arranged all the songs. That was a first, and it's certainly a big part of the reason Roy was able to call this Grammy nominee "the best record I've ever made." Otis Clay, Sonny Seals and Gloria Hardiman guest, but Roy's guitar is the star on "Chicago Smokeshop," "Mrs. Pressure," "A Nickel and a Nail," "Country Boy" and more! Alligator.

Visionary young blues artist from Mississippi makes his national debut with album full of potent original rocking blues packed with great playing, soulful vocals and hip-hop wordplay. Hailed by Living Blues and Blues & Rhythm magazines, Jarekus and REFUSE TO LOSE have editorial commitments from DownBeat, Living Blues and Blues Music Magazine. Alligator publicity, radio and social media will be working hard to spread word of this exciting new talent to outlets throughout the U.S. and advancing tour dates. Self-released 2011 CD won airplay on XM/Sirius and Alligator will promote to Triple A.

Stevie Ray Vaughan trades blistering riffs with Lonnie on "Double Whammy" and four other cuts on this 1985 LP-and that moment was a long time coming. The first record SRV ever bought was a Lonnie Mack LP; he and his hero co-produced this killer guitar album, which also includes "Hound Dog Man," "Satisfy Suzie," "Stop," "You Ain't Got Me," the title track and more! Alligator.

World-renowned, horn-fueled "little big band" releases their first release in seven years and their first new studio recording in nine. Roomful of Blues have over 364,000 career scans, even though their first six releases predated SoundScan. 2011's Hook, Line & Sinker, has scanned over 7,900 units. Tour dates in support of the new release begin in their native Northeast region, where they still do the most touring and are regarded as legends.

WITH CAREY BELL