This 4-CD, 82-track set provides a comprehensive overview of the first six years of pianist Mose Allison's prolific recording career. Presented in chronological order—beginning with S-H-I-N-E and... more

T-Bone Walker was among the first to amplify his guitar, making him unquestionably one of the most important pioneers of the electric blues sound— specifically the style most closely associated with... more

Known for his rollicking, barrelhouse style of blues piano playing and song composition, Roosevelt recorded a substantial body of work for the Okeh, Decca and RCA Victor labels before, during and... more

One of the great arrangers and conductors of the post-war era who also excelled as a musician and composer, Nelson Riddle's extensive output encompassed an extraordinary roll call of the top male and... more

Eddy Arnold, often known as "The Tennessee Plowboy", was one of the most consistently successful artists in the US country charts over a period from the immediate post-war years through a number of... more

Pop singers rubbed shoulders with rock 'n' rollers, and R&B greats with skiffle stars, on the 1956 UK charts. Amazing variety among these 92 tracks: Be Bop A Lula Gene Vincent; Hound Dog Elvis... more

The "who's who" of America held court with English music royalty on the 1956 UK charts, and here are 95 of the hits they left behind. Includes Come Next Spring Tony Bennett; Dreams Can Tell a Lie Nat... more

It takes six discs to hold every UK hit of 1955, and these three low-priced CDs get the parade started! Includes Mr. Sandman Four Aces; Count Your Blessings Bing Crosby; Mambo Italiano Dean Martin;... more