Category Archives: vintage music

Twenty-four tracks from one of the forgotten groups of the era. Good musicianship meets great harmony in a collection that should be appreciated. Highlights include: “My Old Man”, “From Monday On”, “Dr.Watson And Mr.Holmes” and “Exactly Like You.”

Twenty-four tracks from the operatic soprano in a pop vein. This is anything but a failed experiment. If you’re a fan of great voices check this out. Highlights include: “Blues In The Night”, “Ten Cents A Dance”, “Solitaire” and “Old … Continue reading →

Eighteen tracks that give an excellent introduction to anyone just exploring one of the best Jazz singers ever. They cover the years 1954-62. Some of the musicians are: Roy Eldridge, Barney Kessel, Phil Woods, Doc Severinsen, Oscar Peterson, Gene Krupa … Continue reading →

It doesn’t get much better than this. Eleven tracks mostly with Oscar Peterson, Buddy Rich, Herb Ellis and Ray Brown. Some tracks are with Billy Kyle, Trummy Young and Louis Bellson. Highlights include: “Moonlight In Vermont”, “Cheek To Cheek” and … Continue reading →

Before he put on a tux, called himself John and made a few million he made some interesting albums. The best was the soundtrack to the 1960 TV show “Checkmate.” This one from a year later features tunes from the … Continue reading →

Twenty-four tracks, including four alternates. There’s some great trumpet work from Bunny Berigan. This is a great way to explore the early work of the brothers before they formed their own bands. Highlights include: “Someone Stole Gabriel’s Horn”, “Shim Sham … Continue reading →

Eighteen tracks by top vocalists. Nothing that hasn’t popped up on other collections. It’s a good way to start exploring the era. Highlights include: “Let’s Do It”-Billie Holiday, “The More I See You”-Sarah Vaughan, “The Lady Is A Tramp”-Peggy Lee … Continue reading →