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The great Merle Haggard, captured live on the famous US TV series “Church Street Station”. Merle reprises 7 of his Billboard country chart No 1’s amongst the CDs generous 20 tracks. ...
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By 1954, the famous Ronnie Scott nine-piece was not only approximately half-way through its two and a half year lifespan, but it was arguably at its peak. Formed early the previous year, and led by in...
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Coleman Hawkins was a hugely influential exponent of the tenor saxophone in jazz, being widely regarded as the first artist to establish the instrument as an essential component of the genre’s s...
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The great Merle Haggard, captured live on the famous US TV series “Church Street Station”. Merle reprises 7 of his Billboard country chart No 1’s amongst the CDs generous 20 tracks. ...
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This volume traces the progress of the most unique Jazz development of the post-war years. Featuring all the major players and innovators.
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A selection of pre-war female Blues singers accompanied by hot jazz bands of the day. The most famous artists here is certainly Bessie smith whose influence pervades most of the recordings that follow...
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Anne Shelton was one of Britain’s most popular performers from the early 40’s until her death in the 90’s. Forever linked with the war years, she began her career as featured vocalis...
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The late Hank Snow was one of Country's most popular and prolific recordings stars. His hitmaking career began in the late 40's and lasted until the 80's. Canadian by birth he began his ca...
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Mike Bloomfield made his name with the Paul Butterfield Blues Band, and was one of the most influential and respected figures of the blues boom of the late '60s and early '70s.
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