A legendary show, a legendary artist. This renowned show is presented here complete for the first time, expertly mastered form the original acetates. |Act 1 of Judy Garland's life (1922-1969) could... more

Gail Petersen, Roxy Andersen and their fellow Catholic Girls became the first all-girl rock band to sign to a major label in the early '80s. Their lyrical chops were as strong as their instrumental... more

Yes, Anita had a sweet voice—but she could hang and swing with the baddest boys on the scene. Here are 4 CDs of prime performances that capture this jazz dynamo at her best: WITH GENE KRUPA Green... more

JSP Records' best-selling 2010 release Judy Garland: Lost Tracks 1929-1959 contained countless unreleased tracks. Lost Tracks 2 1936-1967 picks up with newly discovered gems. The Judy Garland... more

Marian was cherished worldwide by 1939, yet her concert at Washington's Constitution Hall was blocked for one reason: she was black. With Eleanor Roosevelt's support, it was moved to the steps of the... more

Rockabilly was born in Tennessee but flourished next door in Virginia, too. Here are the lauded as well as the lost purveyors of Virginia rockabilly: Link Wray's immortal Rumble plus Janis Will Rock... more

This is a unique set of recordings. The singing genius that was Judy Garland in a set of 4 Cds of nothing but duets with her contemporaries-every one of them a gold plated legend as well-Gene Kelly,... more

England's queen of the torch song (and onetime wife of Roger Moore), Squires first started recording in 1936—but notched UK hits as late as 1970. This 3-CD set takes us back to her early years; she... more

The years 1941 to 1949 were terrible for Greece. The Axis invasion of October, 1940 was followed by three years of brutal occupation involving great destruction of property, hundreds of thousands of... more

Skiffle wasn't one thing. So-called skiffle groups ran the gamut from blues to country to bluegrass, borrowing from folk and music-hall alike. But it was a revolution in the UK, one that did pave the... more

Jo first started charting during her big-band days in the mid-'40s, and the whole pop world knew and loved her by the early '50s. These four low-priced CDs round up the early recordings that set her... more