'From Motown's 'Do You Love Me' to the quintessential doo wop standard of 'Gloria,' there is something here for everyone.' From the Doo Wop Til You Drop liner notes by Terry Stewart, President of The... more

Those who love hearing the beloved songbird in her prime will be enamored of these '60s recordings, which find her not bathed in strings but instead in a piano-trio setting. These public-service... more

From Varsity, Okeh, Majestic and Hit sides.

From Vocalion and Decca sides.

Before he was the las Vegas hipster with keely Smith and Sma Butera, Prima was a very active Jazz musicians who contributed "Sing Sing, Sing" to Benny Goodman's list of hit tunes. This collection... more

From Brunswick sides.

This first studio pairing of Mel and Buddy (titled "Together Again for the Very First Time" when first issued in '78) finds the crooner and the drum wizard in excellent form and beautifully matched.... more

This 21 track CD offers the complete recordings of Little Miss Cornshucks, except for her 1960 Chess LP. Accompanied by Marl Young's eleven-piece band, "So Long" and "Have You Ever Loved Somebody?"... more

Material from Decca sides.

From Globe, Modern Music, Jewell, Sensation and King sides.

Be-Baba-Le-Ba was THE big hit for Helen Humes and paved her way to success in the late '40s and well into the early '50s. Several of her best from the "R&B years" are included on this CD which opens... more

From Vocalion sides.

From Vocalion, Columbia sides.

1961 performances from "the Divine One" for "The Navy Swings" public service program, so rare they're not even listed on her discographies! Includes "All of Me," "Tenderly," "What Is This Thing... more

Material from Victor, Columbia and Bluebird sides.

From Brunswick, Decca and Victor sides.

From Decca sides.