Jim Allen

The former White Stripe and head of Third Man Records has teamed with second baseman Ian Kinsler in backing independent sporting goods company Warstic.

If you're not sure which exclusive special editions you should be elbowing your way towards this RSD, we've got a couple dozen to put on your list.

This double LP arrived precisely at the midpoint of his transformation from rock ‘n’ roll journeyman to arena-rocking celebrity.

It all started in a little room, with zero hoopla, and an unprecedented amount of talent.

The late Merle Haggard's songs found a home in some famous rock 'n' roll hearts.

Seldom in rock history have four guys who seemingly couldn’t stand each other sounded so good together.

This was an opportunity to show the world beyond their faithful legions exactly what the band’s acoustic side was all about.

At the height of their powers in 1996, the Beastie Boys surprised everyone and let the funk do all the talking.

On both the bass and the Chapman Stick, Tony Levin has become famous for bringing the bottom end into the spotlight.

The group understood their talents well enough by 1971 to determine that their next album should be a live recording.