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Charlie Barnet (1913-1991)

Leapin' At The Lincoln

Product Information In the pantheon of Big Band leaders of the genre's 30’s and 40’s heyday, saxophonist Charlie Barnet is perhaps unfairly linked with second division bands. However his achievements in…

Sidney Bechet (1897-1959)

The Unique

Product Information Although domiciled in France for much of his career, the unique Sidney Bechet was one of the most skilful and influential clarinettists in New Orleans where he was born in 1897. His …

Bix Beiderbecke (1903-1931)

1927 - 1930

Product Information Born Leon Bix Beiderbecke on March 10th 1903 in Davenport, Iowa, he was by his early twenties the first white musician to make any significant contribution to Jazz. Anyone who saw th…

Bunny Berigan (1908-1942)

Let's Do It

Product Information Long considered one of the greatest trumpeters in pre-war Jazz, Berigan's short, tragic life produced an exceptional body of work. His 1938 hit "I Can't Get Started" caused a sensati…

Pat Boone

I'll Believe In Music

One of the most popular stars of the pre-Beatles era, Pat Boone enjoyed an unprecedented run of hit singles. By the 1970s, though, his style was out of synch with the record industry, who failed to make h…

The Bournemouth Gilbert & Sullivan Society

Favorites

The Bournemouth Gilbert and Sullivan Society were founded in 1947. Its first production was “HMS Pinafore” which was performed in Bournemouth Town Hall.In 1949 they moved to the new Royal Theatre and then…

Benny Carter (1907-2003)

Collection

Perry Como

Greatest Hits 1943 - 1953

Perry Como is one that elite of post-war Italian-American crooners who dominated the charts and airwaves in the post-war decade. The great value 2-CD set includes the best of his recordings from the 40s a…

David Crosby & Graham Nash

Wind On The Water

Crosby, Stills and Nash have recently toured the UK and this CD will show why that tour the sell out success that it was. This is the perfect opportunity to re-visit the Crosby & Nash duo set from 1975, “…

The Electric Flag

An American Music Band

Formed by guitarist Mike Bloomfield after quitting the Butterfield Bluesband, the Electric Flag was Bloomfield's idea of a band that would utilise all elements of American music. He enlisted colleagues fr…

Freddy Fender

On The Border

Product Information Perhaps the most famous Tex- Mex artist of them all. This collection of alternate versions of some of his greatest hits is the perfect introduction to his many musical stylings from …

Dizzy Gillespie (1917-1993)

The Collection

Buddy Greco (1926-2017)

At His Best

Product Information Buddy Greco is one of the most popular song stylists of the last 50 years and these 90’s recordings bring him right upto date. The lounge generation who have brought the Greco magic …

Lil Green

Romance In The Dark

Lil Green, one of the unsung heroines of 1940’s Blues presents 16 of her Chicago recordings mostly with the guitar accompaniment of Big Bill Broonzy. Also featured are her original versions of “Romance In…

Bill Haley

See You Later Alligator

Product Information A little known session by Bill Haley and several of the original Comets recorded in Las Vegas in 1964 and originally released on the American budget LP label Guest Star. Mixing typic…

Coleman Hawkins (1904-1969)

Bean Soup

Product Information One of the most respected saxophonists in jazz history, Hawkins wrote the book on tenor sax stylings and influenced a whole generation of the instrument's greatest practitioners. Thi…

Coleman Hawkins (1904-1969)

The Collection 1927 - 1956

Ted Heath

Ted Heath & His Music 1

50 track 2CD set at an unbelievable price. Always considered to be the very best of the British Big Band leaders Ted Heath was able to survive the constant changing of tastes throughout his career, and hi…

Woody Herman (1913-1987)

Woodsheddin' With Woody

Product Information The great Woody Herman band featured on 18 classics from their hit making heyday, including the band’s theme song “Woodchopper’s Ball” and “Blues In The Night” a No 1 US hit in 1941 …