Connie recorded her Never on Sunday LP after singing that Oscar-winning tune at the 1961 Academy Awards. That LP (which reached #11) joins her swingin' tribute to the Great American Songbook from... more

All told, Bobby sent 25 LPs to the charts; this CD takes us back to the top, bringing you his first two hit LPs ('62, '63). "Roses Are Red" climbed all the way to #5; between 'em, these LPs contain... more

Connie Francis lent her distinctive style and sound to a variety of genres. Among them was folk, which is the focus of this CD compilation that combines 2 original LPs—"Folk Song Favorites" and "Sing... more

Here's Connie in the midst of her MGM superstardom, singing modern Italian favorites (many bilingually, in both English and Italian). This charting LP from '63 is expanded here with a wealth of bonus... more

After the teen-idol dust had settled, Tommy graduated from rock 'n' roll to lush pop arranged by Nelson Riddle. Almost all these delights (in stereo) appear on CD for the first time: his hit take on... more

Not only was Connie Francis one of the biggest recording stars in the English-speaking world, she also triumphed in many other foreign countries such as Germany, France and Japan. Consequently her... more

Digitally remastered and expanded edition includes 18 bonus tracks. Recorded at the peak of her career in the early 1960s, Connie Francis album Do the Twist was released in 1962 and made the Top 50.... more

Two complete LPs (from '60 and '61) plus five bonus cuts…30 tracks including Pat's biggest hit of the '60s, his #1 smash "Moody River"! You also get his #19 hit "Big Cold Wind," his own spins on... more

Seven bonus tracks come with these two complete early-'60s Dot LPs…31 tracks on a single CD! Pat's Top 10 smash Speedy Gonzales and hits Johnny Will; I'll See You in My Dreams; Dear John, and Quando,... more

Pat was in the midst of his Dot Records prime when these two LPs charted at #13 and #26 in '58 and '60. His warm voice gently caresses old chestnuts like Moonglow; The Very Thought of You; Who's... more

Pat was all over the TV and big screen in '58 and '59, when these two LPs soared up the charts. He brings time-honored standards to the rock 'n' roll age with his own spins on "Star Dust," "Ebb... more

Two albums by Tommy Sands first time on CD and in stereo, This Thing Called Love & the live recording, Sands At The Sands. The former album features mainly standards and the "live" recording... more

26 Tony Bennett tracks from 1950–1953, including a bunch that have never been on CD before! Includes Cold, Cold Heart; Rags to Riches; Stranger in Paradise; Just Say I Love Her; Our Lady of Fatima;... more