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

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

All told, Bobby sent 25 LPs to the charts; this CD takes us back to the top, bringing you his first two hit LPs ('62, '63). "Roses Are Red" climbed all the way to #5; between 'em, these LPs contain... 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

Some of the last commercial recordings this iconic American songwriter made were his late-'50s LPs Havin' a Party and Ole Buttermilk Sky. Here are both; rare single sides including his take on I Walk... more

His famous compositions, his own recordings from four decades, rare demos with Hoagy Carmichael and Andre Previn at the piano…29 highly desirable Mercer tracks! The first recorded version of In the... more

This beloved movie-musical couple sold millions of records in the '30s, then spent 20 years singing separately due to Eddy's Columbia contract. Their 1959 reunion LP Favorites in Stereo was a... more

This Philly vocal group scored their two biggest hits with screen songs: Three Coins in the Fountain ('54) and Love Is a Many-Splendored Thing ('55). Here are those #1s plus I Love Paris; Small... 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

After the teen-idol dust had settled, Tommy graduated from rock 'n' roll to lush pop arranged by Nelson Riddle. Almost all these delights (in stereo) appear on CD for the first time: his hit take on... more

Long before his beloved performance as the voice of Baloo in The Jungle Book (The Bare Necessities), Phil was a great big-band singer/novelty-song specialist. This 26-track spotlight on his early... more

Steve is one of the all-time kings of Vegas, but this 26-song collection finds him strutting through New York singing his favorite show tunes. He brings warmth and personality to "Bewitched," "Speak... more

Across 30 tracks, Josephine revisits the songs that made her the titillating toast of Jazz Age Paris. She also breathes new life into tunes associated with the likes of Edith Piaf and Jean Sablon;... more

In '59, Whiting re-recorded her early hits in stereo for Dot Records, with Russ Garcia giving them fresh, modern arrangements. Months later, she tackled classics by other artists on "Top Ten Hits;"... 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

One of the most voluptuous starlets in Hollywood could sing, too—the versatility displayed across these 21 tracks will surely surprise you! She sings I Must Have That Man!; Let's Put Out the Lights... more

Latin songs, jazz standards, Broadway tunes…a typically eclectic set from this uncommonly versatile song stylist. This comp of early-'60s recordings includes "The Nearness of You," "I'll Never Smile... more

Sammy was basking in superstardom when these two late-'50s LPs came out. His irrepressible personality and immeasurable talent shine all across The Lady's in Love with You; That Old Black Magic;... 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

The most popular singer of the late '20s took advantage of improved audio fidelity decades later, re-recording his classics in stereo. This CD of those sumptuous-sounding versions includes his... more

Produced by Enoch Light and issued on the Command label in the early '60s, these two LPs boast unique treatments of songs from the Great American Songbook and Great Italian Songbook. These gorgeous,... more

Not only was Connie Francis one of the biggest recording stars in the English-speaking world, she also triumphed in many other foreign countries such as Germany, France and Japan. Consequently her... 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

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