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Between 1926 and 1928 Jimmy Lytell recorded some eighteen solo titles for Pathe, usually accompanied by piano and banjo or guitar. They show steady development, keeping pace with the increasingly... more

Richmond, Indiana's Gennett label didn't have the clout of Victor or Columbia—but a tour through this track list will tell you that they were a key player in early jazz recording. Check it out: Just... more

The eighth in Rivermont's popular Big Broadcast series this CD features a variety of excellent jazz dance band and vocal recordings of the 1920s and 1930s selected by Rich Conaty host of the... more

Volume 7 in Rivermont's popular "Big Broadcast" series presents another 25 delightful gems of popular music from the 1920s and 1930s including jazz, dance bands, vocals, and novelty selections. Most... more

Blues and barbecue are natural companions, both saturated with down-home flavor. Here are 24 tracks of vintage blues that celebrate the joys of eating meat, with plenty of sly nods to other sensual... more

Teresa's pop stardom began in 1950 with her joyous #1 smash "Music! Music! Music!;" this Dixieland-flavored 65-minute collection puts onto CD for the first time her early recordings that followed... more

They called the husky, sensual voice of Lee Wiley "Pure Southern Comfort," and here are 2 CDs full of that exquisite sound! These 48 tracks (1933–54) find Lee with Fats Waller, Bunny Berigan, Eddie... more

From Columbia, Brunswick, Vocalion, and Decca sides. Three Keys: 1932-1933; Bon Bon & His Buddies 1941-1942.

25 track collection of red hot jazz rarities, alternate takes, sleepers and unissued masters. Featuring Berlyn Baylor Orchestra, New Orleans Owls, Art Payne And His Orchestra, Original Memphis Five,... more

25 long-out-of-print tracks from Maxine Sullivan, who made her name singing at the famous Onyx Club with husband-to-be John Kirby. Includes Loch Lomond; Nice Work if You Can Get It; Stop! You're... more