Dinah Washington, The Fabulous Miss D! The Keynote, Decca and Mercury Singles 1943-1953 (Verve/Hip-o Select)

The early, pre-LP singles of Dinah’s pre-Mercury career, on four discs in Verve Select style. (Hip-o Select)

The White Stripes, The White Stripes / De Stijl / White Blood Cells (Third Man/Warner Bros.)

Everyone’s favorite garage-blues band puts their first three albums back in print on 180-gram vinyl. (Amazon)

Tim McGraw, Number One Hits (Curb)

A straightforward package of McGraw’s thirty-something country chart-toppers, including a new remix of early hit “Indian Outlaw” and new single “Felt Good on My Lips.” (Amazon)

Sandy Denny, Sandy Denny (Island U.K.)

Nineteen(!) discs chronicling all avenues of the folk songstress’ short but influential career. (Amazon U.K.)

Graham Parker, Box of Bootlegs (Floating World U.K.)

It’s not just a Rumour – the noted British singer gets a six-disc set of live material. (Amazon)

Brass Construction, Brass Construction I, II, III, IV, V (Zoom U.K. (I, II, V) / Funky Town Grooves (III and IV))

The first five LPs from the seminal Brooklyn funk band are now on CD. Zoom has released three of them on three discs, while Funky Town Grooves has combined the middle two on one disc. (Amazon / FTG)

First Circle, Boy’s Night Out: Expanded Edition (Funky Town Grooves)

A short-lived funk-dance ensemble from the late ’80s gets its sole LP released on CD with bonus remixes. (FTG)