This 22-track compilation captures the pioneering jazzman in his prime during the early '30s when, side by side with Louis Armstrong, he established the template for jazz. Includes classic renditions... more

This is part of a mini-series on our competitively priced budget label Fabulous under the banner of Jazz Legends, presenting some of great and influential names of jazz, with recordings drawn from... more

Includes "Salty Papa Blues," "Ain't Misbehavin'," "Stairway to the Stars," "Tell Me So," "West Side Baby," "Fool that I Am" and more. 47 tracks!

Eight tracks from the country singer-songwriter, whose 1984 hit title track became a poignant post-9/11 anthem. Includes "I-O-U," "Fools Gold," "Thank You for Changing My Life," "You've Got a Good... more

This is part of a mini-series on our competitively priced budget label Fabulous under the banner of Jazz Legends, presenting some of great and influential names of jazz, with recordings drawn from... more

These 50 tracks take us from Bix's first session (1924) to his last (with Hoagy Carmichael). This thorough introduction to this crucial early figure in jazz includes the great cornetist's recordings... more

Includes "Henderson Stomp," "My Gal Sal," "King Porter Stomp," "Blue Lou," "Hocus Pocus," "Shanghai Shuffle" and more. 20 tracks in all.

Kid Ory was one of the most significant and influential personalities in early jazz, originating what came to be called the "tail-gating" style of trombone playing, with the instrument used to... more

Includes Rose of Washington Square; Texas Tea Party; S'Wonderful; Davenport Blues; China Boy; the title track, and 18 more.

Includes "Thinking of You," "Nightwind (Sighing)," "Just Say I Love Her," "Tell Me Why," "Watermelon" (with Perry Como), "Lady of Spain," "Oh My Papa," "I'm Walking Behind You," "How Do You Speak to... more

James P. Johnson was one of the greatest and most important jazz pianists in the history of the genre, largely responsible for originating what became the stride piano style, and having a profound... more

Big Bill was among the most prolific of the early American blues singers. These 24 tracks offer an overview of his extensive recorded legacy, from his earliest singles (the title track and "House... more

A 24 track compilation of the "cryin' blues" Estes made famous. Includes Milk Cow Blues; Jack and Jill Blues; Liquor Store Blues; Easin' Back To Tennessee; Lawyer Clark Blues; the title track, and... more

This 24-track second volume in the all-too-brief Bix Beiderbecke chronology presents all 13 Okeh Records cut by Beiderbecke & His Gang between October 5, 1927 and September 21, 1928, followed by... more

Patsy Cline was best known for her rich tone and bold, emotionally expressive voice. Her vocals do not get more emotive than on these 18 outstanding tracks including "Three Cigarettes in an Ashtray,"... more

This is part of a mini-series on our competitively priced budget label Fabulous under the banner of Jazz Legends, presenting some of great and influential names of jazz, with recordings drawn from... more

Oran Thaddeus Page (January 27, 1908 - November 5, 1954)[2] was an American jazz trumpeter, singer, and bandleader born in Dallas, Texas, United States. He was better known as Hot Lips Page by the... more

No matter how amplified it gets, guitar playing has never smoked more than it did during the "hot jazz" prime of this trailblazing virtuoso. Here are 48 solo sessions, Quintette Du Hot Club... more

Mr. Bilk applies his mellifluous clarinet sound to these big screen favorites: "Love Is a Many Splendored Thing," "When You Wish Upon a Star," "Three Coins in a Fountain," "Unchained Melody," "Over... more

Recordings from 'Trane's 1961–1963 European tours are highly sought after by Coltrane completists. Here is a seven-track collection of that archival material that showcases the improvisational jazz... more

Includes Canal Street Blues; Dipper Mouth Blues; Snake Rag; Sugar Foot Stomp; Snag It; Buddy's Habit; Mabel's Dream, and more. 25 tracks.

There's no conversation about boogie-woogie piano without mention of Meade Lux and the essential boogie-woogie sides found here. These 142 minutes also dip into his blues and jazz performances and... more

Includes "The Chant," "Sidewalk Blues," "Steamboat Stomp," "Cannonball Blues," "Mint Julep," "High Society," "Georgia Swing" and more. 25 tracks.

The great Louis Armstrong presented here as the all round entertainer rather than the icon of 20th Century Jazz. Despite the importance of his groundbreaking 20's and 30's small group Jazz recordings... more

Originally released on Playboy's short-lived record label, this poignant Leadbelly performance recorded on June 15, 1949, at the University of Texas at Austin demonstrates his legendary ability to... more