The big hits that put the names "Ruth Brown" and "Atlantic Records" on the map PLUS regional hits missing from other collections. Includes "Teardrops from My Eyes," "Oh What a Dream," "5-10-15... more

From her first chart entries with Tony Pastor through her solo hits in '54. Includes "Come On-A My House," "Tenderly," "Half as Much," "Botch-A-Me (Ba-Ba-Baciami Piccina)," "Sisters," "Mambo... more

The First Lady of Jazz had many R&B hits for Decca, too, and here are all of 'em! Her hits with the Ink Spots ("Cow-Cow Boogie," "Into Each Life Some Rain Must Fall" and "I'm Making Believe") join... more

Forty-three singles, A's & B's from the wonderful voice behind the classy ballad I Wish You Love! That tune is here, of course, plus I'm Glad There Is You; Impossible; Love, I've Found You; Little... more

25 more chart-toppers including 10 #1 hits! Includes 'Til I Waltz Again with You Teresa Brewer; The Doggie in the Window Patti Page; Rags to Riches Tony Bennett; April in Portugal Les Baxter; Eh... more

Early National sides and even some of that marvelous MGM material from the first black teen idol! Includes "I Apologize," "Temptation," "Lonesome Lover Blues," "A Cottage for Sale," "Prisoner of... more

Twelve years before her death, Carmen lit up the Montreux Jazz Festival with this electrifying performance. Her gorgeous singing and piano playing—and her amazing versatility—show why she was one of... more

This 22-track compilation features all of Billie's 78s that gobbled up coins in jukeboxes around the world, including "These Foolish Things," "The Way You Look Tonight," "Pennies from Heaven," "(This... more

This UK import packs in 25 top U.S. hits from 1950—in fact, every one of these reached #1 or #2! These are the original versions: Tzena, Tzena, Tzena Weavers; It Isn't Fair Sammy Kaye; I Wanna Be... more

Includes "Salty Papa Blues," "Ain't Misbehavin'," "Stairway to the Stars," "Tell Me So," "West Side Baby," "Fool that I Am" and more. 47 tracks!

The great Louis Armstrong presented here as the all round entertainer rather than the icon of 20th Century Jazz. Despite the importance of his groundbreaking 20's and 30's small group Jazz recordings... more

This long thought lost, previously unreleased album, recorded in the early 70s was to be 'Terry' hit maker Twinkle's comeback after five years off the scene. Produced by Mike D'Abo & featuring such... more

Career-wise, there was very little more that Sarah Vaughan could have done. She continually reached the pinnacle of jazz vocal artistry, something that's wonderfully apparent on this 18-track... more

Our second selection of the sublime vocals of Sarah Vaughan concentrates on some of her later recordings. She provides many examples of her unique vocal stylings on performances of songs that she had... more

A long-sought-after collector's item, now available on CD! This ultra-rare RKO LP from the mid-'50s was recorded by this well-known actress (and one-time wife of Ernie Kovacs) and features "Why Can't... more

In Dinah Washington's case, the title of this 20-track collection is an understatement indeed! Hear her do her thing on some of her earliest recordings with the Lionel Hampton Band (Evil Gal Blues)... more

Includes "Cotton-Eyed Joe," "Porgy," "Forbidden Fruit," "Nina's Blues," "Summertime," "Work Song," "You Can Have Him," "Exactly Like You" and more. 11 tracks.

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Rivalled only by Ella Fitzgerald among all female Jazz singers, the great 'Lady Day' was born in 1915. Following her difficult early years she was discovered by Jazz critic John Hammond; she recorded... more