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Muddy Waters was one of the most important figures not only in the blues genre, but in helping to shape the development of rock music through the ‘60s and ‘70s by influencing a generation ...
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Al Bowlly was one of the first British artists who could seriously be called a pop idol – he was a crooner in the heyday of the dance band era of the ‘30s, whose effortless romantic vocals made him a ...
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Tenor sax prodigy Tubby Hayes burst on to the UK jazz scene during the 1950s and became not only the most important personality to grace British jazz, but also one of the relatively few British jazz m...
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Aaron Neville is one of the most respected artists in the world and his voice is instantly recognized all over the globe. This collection pays tribute to his early days and features some of his great ...
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This second volume of the recordings of the fabulous Griffin Brothers Orchestra featuring Margie Day and Tommy Brown consists of 23 more of their rocking R&B workouts most of which are making thei...
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For nearly 75 years the Apollo theatre in the heart of New York's Harlem presented every notable name in every sub-genre of black music. Its legendary amateur hour discovered some of America's greates...
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This CD presents three sessions recorded between 1966 and 1969 in Houston and Los Angeles by the undisputed King Of Texas Blues and are a perfect introduction to his truly unique guitar and vocals, pr...
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55 tracks on 2 CD?s of the very finest Country Music has to offer. The track list is packed with the greatest names in music, including early Elvis, Johnny Cash, Marty Robbins and Jim reeves, with est...
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Charlie Parker, as a unique stylist and one of the innovators of the bebop movement in the post-war years was undoubtedly one of the most important figures in the history of jazz
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