The WV Music Hall of Fame’s CD tribute to 2007 Inductee Little Jimmy Dickens includes tracks by a who’s who of WV’s finest, including Bill Withers, Kathy Mattea, Connie Smith, Charlie McCoy, Ann Magnuson, Tim O’Brien, and a host of others.

For more information about the project, as well as a full track listing, click here. $15, plus $2 shipping.

West Virginia My Home DVD

West Virginia My Home: Musicians and the Mountain State Experience offers a fascinating look at some of the most prominent musicians to come from West Virginia, and how the “Mountain State Experience” influenced their lives and music.

For more details, a film trailer, and ordering info, click here .

2018 Induction Ceremony DVD

This 2-DVD set contains every exciting moment of the star-studded 2018 Induction Ceremony as it was aired by West Virginia Public Broadcasting. $12, plus $2 shipping.

Strangest Dream: First Freeman/Shafer Collaboration

The Hall of Fame is proud to release the first recorded collaboration by two of the state’s most accomplished musicians, dulcimer master Alan Freeman and guitar virtuoso Robert Shafer. They have known each other for decades and have often played together at fairs and festivals across the state. So when the opportunity to record together arose, they jumped at it. $15.99, plus $2 shipping.

Always Lift Him Up: A Tribute to Blind Alfred Reed

The Hall of Fame’s all-star tribute to inaugural inductee Blind Alfred Reed, with performances by Kathy Mattea, Tim and Mollie O’Brien, Little Jimmy Dickens, Ray Benson, Ann Magnuson, and many more. $15.99, plus $2 shipping.

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The Nichols Family A Cry From The Mountains

The Nichols Family – Marshalene Nichols and her daughters Lisa Spalding and Rita Estep – sing pure, unadulterated mountain gospel. With their voices blending as only family members can, their a capella harmonies capture the essence of West Virginia in all its beauty, sadness and earthiness. This music is the real deal, the real “O, Brother.” $12.99, plus $2 shipping