Earl fell in love with the West Coast (the lifestyle and the music scene) in the '50s. Here are five half-hour broadcasts (minus a couple duplicated songs) from his 1957 performances at Club... more

Earl Hines was one of the great jazz pianists, and was often dubbed the first modern jazz piano player. However, he enjoyed substantial success and popularity during the New Orleans revival of the... more

The long-lost 1977 album on Catalyst pairing the old master pianist with young vocalist Marva Josie! Hines's deft accompaniment inspired superb performances; includes Squeeze Me; 'Deed I Do; Blue... more

Four complete radio broadcasts, finally all together in one set. The great band backing the swing piano legend includes trombonist Dicky Wells, trumpeter Gene Redd and sax man Morris Lane; they have... more