Eddie's most memorable movie performances from 1930 to 1947 are here, with his hits "Okay, Toots" and "What a Perfect Combination" joining "The Lady Dances," "Dinah," "I Want a Girl" and more—plus... more

On March 21, 1950, Eddie Cantor performed for a sold-out crowd at Carnegie Hall and this double-disc set chronicles the complete, uncut show. Includes renditions of Waitin' for the Robert E. Lee and... more

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Ukulele chanteuse Janet Klein's most hotsy-totsy album release entitled "Living in Sin" vivaciously evokes the mischievous music of 1910's - 1930's night clubs, clip joints and dance halls with a... more

From Apollo, Harmony, Columbia, Foxy and King sides.

A reissue of the 1954 album that celebrated Sophie's 50 years in show business! Includes a selection of Tucker favorites performed by Patti Page (My Yiddishe Momme), Georgia Gibbs (Some of These... more

From his first cuts (1914) to his last (made at home in '74), here's a 60-year trek across a legendary singing career. His first record, I Love the Ladies, and early Victor hits Underneath the... more

Trombonist Lucien & his band regularly play Sunday nights at the Palm Court Jazz Cafe in New Orleans, and this studio session captures the essence of their live performances.