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To most people, the name Trevor Peacock is probably synonymous with Jim Trott in "The Vicar Of Dibley". But in the late 50s / early 60s he was a Rock & Roll scriptwriter (TV shows like "6-5 Special",... more

Famously one of legendary Rock'n'Roll manager/impresario Larry Parnes' "Stable Of Stars", Vince Eager'S career longevity rivals that of fellow ex-Parnes' colleagues Marty Wilde and Joe Brown. With... more

Without Richard Berry, there might never have been The Kingsmen. Songwriter and singer Richard Berry, writer and originator of 'Louie Louie'. Thirty tracks of R&B recorded in Los Angeles between 1953... more

A rather better actor than he was a singer, Jess Conrad always seemed to have tongue firmly in cheek as far as his singing career was concerned, although he has continued to enjoy popularity as a... more

This Unique Compilation Presents A Collection Of Vintage, Highly-Collectable Early Motown Recordings, Featuring Everything Recorded For The Company By A Trio Of Their Legendary Male Vocal Groups,... more

Willie Egan was for many years an unfairly obscure boogie pianist and vocalist who made a brace of fine R&B records throughout the mid to late 1950s. He became something of an international star... more

Known and loved by all fans of vintage country music, the late Jimmie Skinner is one of the most important singer-songwriters to have emerged from the hillbilly hotbed of Cincinnati, Ohio in the... more

MARIE KNIGHT started out as a Gospel singer in the early 1940s, recording with several renowned groups, before teaming up with the mighty Sister Rosetta Tharpe, with whom she worked extensively until... more