Three 45s (singles) in an exclusive slipcase, strictly limited to 500 copies, worldwide. Recorded in Port of Spain, Trinidad 1976-79. Reissued here for the first time, ever! Including the first... more

A true collector's item - a Modern Jazz single recorded for Karl-Heinz Klüter's legendary JG label in 1969. Escher later played in the fusion band Time In Space and with big bands

The Cues were on many records, usually singing background but very occasionally singing their own songs. Killer Diller was recorded in 1956 but didn't see light-of-day until Bear Family issued it on... more

Jimmy Donley - the greatest recordings from the original King of Swamp Pop. Part rock 'n' roll, part R&B, part country, and part Cajun, Donley's music was like nothing before or since. He wrote hits... more

From 1958 tapes that lay undiscovered for over 40 years, Tommy Hill shows his rock 'n' roll soul. Born in Texas in 1929, he worked with Hank Williams, Webb Pierce (for whom he wrote the big hit... more

Warren Smith could sing it all: blues, hillbilly, rockabilly. One of the best pure singers of the era, he chose a powerfully mythic place to start: Sun Records. For a time it looked as if Smith would... more

- LaCour's one-sided cardboard seven-inch 78 rpm pressing of Rock-N-Roll Romance. - Originally released in 1956, powerful Rock 'n' Roll from the Chicago area. - Originally attached to six-packs of... more

Jeffrey Turpin is considered one of the pioneers of the local pop-scene music industry in Trinidad & Tobago. Born in 1944, he got involved into music production in his teenage years in the early... more

The band was formed as a high school musical outfit at the Martin Luther High School, near Okombahe, a small settlement about 70km west of Omaruru in Namibia in 1971. Interests in music surfaced... more

- Band from Trinidad & Tobago, led by the internationally renowned lead guitarist guitarist and songwriter Michael Boothman. - Family Tree represented a new generation re-discovering Trinidadian... more