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More extracts from reviews in Record Collector, Blues & Rhythm, In Tune, Now Dig This, Vintage Rock and The Jazz Rag
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Reviewers at In-Tune magazine, Vintage Rock, The Jazz Rag, Now Dig This, Blues & Rhythm, UK Vibe, Country Music Magazine impressed by recent releases
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We continue our highly popular and successful America’s Greatest Hits series as we work back through the 1950s, this time with an expanded 4-CD set edition to sit alongside the existing single C...
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The Modern Jazz Quartet were one of the most innovative, distinctive and influential groups in jazz in the 1950s and subsequent decades, pioneering a refined, classically-influenced style of cool jazz...
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Jesse Fuller was an extraordinary and unique blues and folk performer, born in Georgia in 1896, who was an itinerant worker and performer until settled in Oakland, California in 1929. He was an accomp...
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This is to some extent a sequel to our 2014 release of “All Of You: The Last Tour 1960” by The Miles Davis Quintet featuring John Coltrane, as it presents ‘live’ recordings fro...
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This is a very significant release from the renowned British guitarist Gordon Giltrap, who has been an established and respected figure on the international music scene for over forty years. Playing b...
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Chuck Berry was one of the key figures in the rock ‘n’ roll explosion of the mid-‘50s, as musical styles that had been part of R&B and country for a number of years came together...
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Kitty Wells was the first female country artist to establish herself as a major hitmaker in the genre, and paved the way for the many female artists who made their names in the ‘60s and ‘7...
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The late ’50s saw the translation into mainstream pop of styles and sub-genres of popular music that had previously been the preserve of the specialist charts, and doowop was one of those phenom...
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Chick Webb's orchestra of the 1930s was probably best-known for providing the emerging genius of Ella Fitzgerald with a platform from which to launch her career.
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