Out-of-Print Albums

Dash Crofts, one half of Seals & Crofts and the voice behind Soft Rock staples Summer Breeze and Diamond Girl, has died at the age of 87 following complications from heart surgery.

Don McLean returns to Australia this October, marking 55 years of American Pie with a national tour celebrating the enduring legacy of one of modern songwriting's most influential figures.

Paul McCartney revisits the Wings years with a new soundtrack album tied to the documentary Man On The Run, chronicling a defining decade of reinvention.

High Moon Records releases the long shelved 1977 album from acclaimed singer songwriter David Forman, produced by Jack Nitzsche and featuring an all star cast of Los Angeles musicians

In January 1976, Peter Frampton released an album that not only altered the trajectory of his own career but also reshaped the commercial and cultural standing of live records. Frampton Comes Alive! is now 50 years old, a milestone that underlines its status as one of the most important live albums in rock history and a defining document of the 1970s arena era.

Bob Dylan's Desire reaches its 50th anniversary as one of the most distinctive and debated records in his vast catalogue, an album that captured an artist in motion, surrounded by collaborators, characters and causes, and willing to place narrative ambition ahead of comfort.

As a Christmas surprise for fans across Australia, the Skyhooks Archives has released a new mini documentary titled In The Heat Of The Night. 50. The film revisits the band's December 1975 In The Heat Of The Night tour, a pivotal run of shows staged just before Skyhooks departed for the United States. The tour was rarely documented at the time, making this release a significant addition to the band's visual history.