Sepia Records celebrates the 75th anniversary of the iconic Wizard of Oz with this anthology CD featuring songs from the movie (and some dropped) performed "live" for a promotional radio broadcast by... more

CD debut for these brilliant stereo recordings by the orchestra that "Time" called "the most original band heard in the U.S. in years." These 1960 and 1961 LPs include their signature "Doodletown... more

Produced by Enoch Light, these early-'60s LPs were recorded years before Doc's virtuosity landed him a 25-year gig on The Tonight Show. First time on CD for these two LPs of trumpet-powered big-band... more

Billy had a dandy year in '62, reaching #14 and #18 pop with these two LPs. These 28 tracks include four bonus songs; his hit take on "Chapel by the Sea" joins his opulent arrangements of "Moon... more

From the incredible run of hit Dot LPs that this orchestral-pop star sent to the charts come these two from '61. Reaching #11 and #20, they and their delightful dancing beats return with three bonus... more

In '62 (two years after "Persuasive Percussion" and "Provocative Percussion" soared to #1 and #2), Enoch Light again cracked the pop Top 10 with this LP. Its glorious stereo really shines on this... more

This big-voiced baritone singer, talented trumpeter and star bandleader recorded most of his hits in the '40s. Here are those hits, re-recorded later in hi-fi stereo fashion, plus bonus rare single... more

Two best-selling LPs by this beloved entertainer plus six bonus tracks! These 1960 and 1962 albums each reached #4, and the song Last Date gave Welk a #21 hit; that joins his effervescent... more

This UK import packs in 32 tracks, from rock 'n' roll to folk-pop to pop-soul to country-pop. A few CD debuts join If I Had a Hammer Peter, Paul & Mary; Johnny Angel Shelley Fabares; Limbo Rock... more

Two of the best-selling LPs and finest showcases for the legendary guitarist who was drafted into service by Sinatra, Como, Raymond Scott, Enoch Light and so many others. Dating from '59 and '62,... more

Guitarist for everyone from Raymond Scott to Frank Sinatra (and especially Perry Como), Tony just missed the Top 40 with Roman Guitar (Vol. 2) in '62. It's here along with his equally divine Spanish... more

Take a musical journey (across 28 tracks) with the man known far and wide as "the world's greatest accordionist." You'll voyage from Italy to Brazil as you hear two original LPs plus bonus cuts:... more

The Troubadours' sweet sounds spread all across the '50s and '60—including a memorable appearance in the Audrey Hepburn film Love in the Afternoon. The song they played in that film, Fascination, is... more

The orchestra of Maury Laws and the piano artistry of a young Cy Coleman accompany the golden voice of Dick Haymes on this 1958 LP. You'll hear an array of rare singles debuting on CD, too; 24 tracks... more

Even while arranging for Sinatra and working as A&R director for multiple labels, Don Costa found time to record LPs with his own orchestra. Theme from The Unforgiven gave him a Top 30 hit; the LP... more

An incredibly versatile pianist, Dick played with Benny Goodman but also has ventured into honky-tonk, rock and free jazz. These early-'60s Enoch Light productions pair the piano with lush orchestral... more

Two sought-after LPs by the Cuban mambo king: his live 1960 recording in Tokyo—only issued in Japan and never before on CD—and Twist Goes Latin, another CD debut. The bonus songs Caravan and I Only... more

The Roaring '20s TV series was a hit in the early '60s, with Dorothy delighting as Charleston Club singer Pinky Pinkham. Here's the CD debut for both the series' soundtrack LPs: Mountain... more