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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

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

Grable was one of the biggest box-office draws in the world when she delivered these sparkling screen performances with co-stars Carmen Miranda, Helen Forrest, Don Ameche, Harry James and more.... more

A companion set to the Philco Radio Time (SEPIA 1353) the songs are from the Chesterfield radio series and largely drawn from hits by other artists so most are new to CD including duets with Perry... 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

Her earliest known recordings from 1955, a fine array of gems through the early '60s…24 prime performances and rare tracks by one of the most distinctive, alluring vocalists of her generation.... 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

It was through their many appearances on "The Lawrence Welk Show" that the Lennon Sisters became a household name. These two LPs include their 1956 smash "Tonight You Belong to Me" (featuring Welk's... 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

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

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 twofer brings you Steve & Eydie's stroll through the American Songbook (Cozy) and romp through the classics of Broadway (Two on the Aisle). Bonus tracks (Steve's #1 smash Go Away Little Girl and... more

This 1961 comp reached #2 and stayed on the charts for 81 weeks! Its CD debut boasts the hits "Theme from The Apartment," "Exodus" Ferrante & Teicher; "Never on Sunday" Don Costa and "The Magnificent... more

For the first time ever, a collection of all of Debbie's MGM singles on one disc. Included are some rare recordings that have not been available since their initial releases in the early 1950s; many... more

It was all the rage to sing along with Mitch when these albums reached #11 and #40 in '59 and '60, and it's such nostalgic fun to do so now, too, as you hear both original LPs plus bonus songs.... more

These iconic singing sisters updated their sound in the '60s with new arrangements of their classics and sparkling stereo recordings. These two LPs let you hear their fabulous close harmonies with... 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

These two "Sing Along with Mitch" LPs went Top 10 in '59 and '61. Now, for the first time, they've been remastered and paired on a single CD—and that means more than 72 minutes of vintage sing-along... 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

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

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

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

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