This live, double disc collection is the first and only compilation package on the market. It spans Setzer's entire 25 year career, from the Stray Cats to the Brian Setzer Orchestra, and includes the hits "Rock This Town", "Stray Cat Strut", "Rumble In Brighton", "I Won't Stand In Your Way", and Grammy Award winning songs such as "Jump Jive An' Wail", "Sleepwalk", and "Caravan".

"Don't Mess With A Big Band" is a sizzling recording of The Brian Setzer Orchestra's 2009 tour of Japan. Brian is in rare form and the display of guitar-playing (raw and live as it was played on the night) is truly jaw-dropping! The album contains all of his biggest hits (Stray Cats & The Brian Setzer Orchestra) and includes a couple of rare gems that he had never previously performed live.

After 43 years of honing his craft, Brian is releasing his first all-instrumental album showcasing what has made him one of the most legendary and credible artists in music today. He is universally respected by his peers and some are even calling him the greatest living guitar player today. We stand behind their claims with Setzer Goes Instru-MENTAL!

BRIAN SETZER ORCHESTRA THE VAVOOM!

A Soundtrack To An Unwritten Film - That's the idea that brought Setzer's 'Songs From Lonely Avenue' into being. Inspired by the great film noir soundtracks from the '40's and '50's, Setzer set out to create songs that would carry a classic cinematic mood completely missing from today's musical landscape. The result is the 3-time Grammy winner's best orchestra album today, and the first in an illustrious 30-year career where Brian wrote all songs on the album.

Surfdog Records presents the ultimate Brian Setzer Orchestra holiday package. The CD includes the brand new 'Best Of' collection featuring two previously unreleased tracks, and the DVD contains a full length BSO holiday concert filmed in December 2004 at L.A.'s sold out Universal Amphitheatre. It's a full 1 hour and 40 minute show, with added backstage footage and behind the scenes work with Brian and Crew. This is the same concert film that was broadcast on PBS stations during the 2006 fundraising drive.

2010 holiday release. The multi-platinum and three-time Grammy winning Brian Setzer Orchestra has established itself as a bona fide holiday franchise. Setzer's first three Christmas albums, Boogie Woogie Christmas, Dig That Crazy Christmas and Christmas Rocks, have sold a combined 750,000 units. Over the past 8 years, the BSO Christmas brand has become a trusted source of high quality and high energy holiday content. Christmas Comes Alive! includes all of Setzer's classic holiday hits ('Jingle Bells,' 'Jingle Bell Rock,' and 'The Nutcracker Suite') and is sure to attract a multi-generational audience. Billboard summed it up best, referring to Setzer's Christmas music as 'Perfect to get your Christmas party on its feet!'

Take the biggest hit songs on the planet, add some rockin’ swing, scorching electric guitar, put it into a blender with an 18-piece Big Band and you have something pretty mind-blowing. Classical music is the fertile ground of the greatest melodies ever written, and you will know every single one on this CD (even if you don’t recognize the titles). As great as these classical melodies are, however, when presented in their original context among long and drawn out movements, they’re often very hard for most people to digest. As a result, the majority of music fans don’t own any of it. With Wolfgang’s Big Night Out Setzer has embarked on the most ambitious undertaking of his career in re-arranging and orchestrating these classical pieces into streamlined hit melodies that are nothing short of WOW!

Studio: Wea-des Moines Video Release Date: 10/09/2007

Charge your hot rod into the holidays with Christmas Rocks: The Best of Collection by the Brian Setzer Orchestra! Meow! Life has been grand for the ex-Stray Cat and he shares all his goodies in this album. Brian Setzer has made a career of bucking trends, going against the grain, ignoring popular culture, discarding rational thought, and, all the while, blowing people away. In a Pop music era dominated by twenty-something contest winners and angst-ridden suburban kids, his projects couldn't be any further removed from the mainstream.