The daughter of a Metropolitan Opera singer, Toni was such an appealing vocalist that she had to balance her time between her own record contracts and all the bandleaders who wanted her for their... more

"A singer's singer" is what Frank Sinatra called Toni Arden, and Vic Damone called her "the greatest girl singer in the world," but nonetheless Toni Arden collections have been few and far between.... more

This in-demand big-band singer from the Big Apple started her solo career in '46, sending singles to the charts from the late '40s to late '50s. These '50s recordings find her having her way with... more

It sure is, all *27 tracks* of her—by far the biggest collection ever! Includes I Can Dream, Can't I?; Too Young; Kiss of Fire; I'm Yours; a couple of duets with Jan Arden, Blow out the Candle and... more

The second part of Bear Family's COMPLETE Frankie Laine career retrospective follows the great singer and his producer, Mitch Miller, to Columbia Records. This one presents Frankie's complete... more