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This is Vol. 2 of rare recordings from Alice Faye movies never commercially released including "You'll Never Know" from "Hello, Frisco, Hello". The collection of songs on 2 CDs are from her 1940s... more

On the heels of "Memories/Saturday Night," here come two more Miller LPs on one CD, the first of which shot to #5 in 1960 and stayed on the charts for 107 weeks! The second was no slouch, either,... more

Two smash LPs (#1 in '58 and #8 in '60) that opened the door to Mitch's TV fame and helped turn the producer/A&R man and his singalongs into a national phenomenon. Join the fun as Mitch & the Gang... more

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

One of the finest crooners in pop history didn't save his best for the big hits. This collection spotlights his finest '40s and '50s performances that fell through the cracks: his uncharted singles... more

Million-selling vocalist Teresa Brewer recorded 7 songs in stereo for her "Greatest Hits" album in 1962, which has never been on CD until now! It's combined with "Don't Mess with Tess," an album of... more

Here's Connie in the midst of her MGM superstardom, singing modern Italian favorites (many bilingually, in both English and Italian). This charting LP from '63 is expanded here with a wealth of bonus... more

Culled from studio discs and newly remastered, here are 2 CDs of luminous Alice Faye performances from her early films. What makes these special is that you get to hear the songs without dialogue,... 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

That "yesterday" specifically refers to 1960–63, from which these 30 hits date. You'll find #1s and one-hit wonders in this pop time capsule: Sukiyaki Kyu Sakamoto; Hey! Baby Bruce Channel; Michael... more

We'll stop short of guaranteeing it, but this 30-track fiesta for the ears from the daddy of Latin American dance music will likely make you want to cha-cha, rhumba and do the twist within minutes!... more

This twofer from the vocal quartet that was a fixture on The Lawrence Welk Show for a dozen years in the '50s and '60s combines the LPs The Lennon Sisters Sing Twelve Great Hits and Sad Movies with 4... more

Digitally remastered and expanded edition includes 18 bonus tracks. Recorded at the peak of her career in the early 1960s, Connie Francis album Do the Twist was released in 1962 and made the Top 50.... more

Connie Francis lent her distinctive style and sound to a variety of genres. Among them was folk, which is the focus of this CD compilation that combines 2 original LPs—"Folk Song Favorites" and "Sing... more

Jane followed her tremendous success in France by returning home to the U.S. and becoming a star here in the '50s. Here are 27 favorites from that decade: her big hit The Day the Rains Came; her own... more

Connie recorded her Never on Sunday LP after singing that Oscar-winning tune at the 1961 Academy Awards. That LP (which reached #11) joins her swingin' tribute to the Great American Songbook from... more

This legendary session pianist had a big year of his own in '62, notching hits with Let's Go; Hot Pepper; Swing Low; Losers Weepers, and his take on Hank Williams' Lovesick Blues. These two 1962 LPs... more

These 2 CDs teleport us back to the golden age of swing, following Glenn and his redoubtable band from the Paradise Restaurant to the Glen Island Casino to the Meadowbrook to Café Rouge to the Hotel... more

This is the first CD release of the complete film scores for both 'White Christmas' and 'Holiday Inn' derived from pre-recordings made during the film making process. Included is a previously... more

From airchecks of his radio show sponsored by Chesterfield cigarettes, Glenn Miller performs a variety of music live during 1940-42, including top 10 hits such as Delilah and Skylark; two "something... more

Glenn Miller provided the soundtrack to the Greatest Generation back when they were jitterbugs, bobby socksers and G.I.s. This 80-track collection of live Limited Edition broadcasts captures Glenn... more

At her peak of fame in the '50s, Ethel revisited the turn-of-the-century American songs she loved when she was a little girl. First time on CD for these winsome performances: A Bicycle Built for Two;... more

A jaw-dropping 99 tracks featuring two of the greatest showbiz personalities of all time on the radio together! Includes April Showers; Bye Bye Baby; Alexander's Ragtime Band; Avalon; My Blue Heaven;... more

The Electrifying Mario Lanza is a multi-genre compilation showcasing his versatility from lyrical love songs to the most dramatic opera. Spanning the years 1946 to 1959, it includes a rare live... more

For those who know Lanza for his pop hits and screen roles, this will come as a revelation. The first CD to bring together his most breathtaking operatic performances (live and studio) includes... more