It was jazz heaven in '57 when Diz and the band played these renditions of Jordu; I Remember Clifford; Begin the Beguine Cool Breeze; Autumn Leaves; Berks Works, and more!

Getting some help with Buddy Moreno and Helen Ward on these choice cuts: Blue Skies; What is This Thing Called Love; All of Me; I Cover the Waterfront; The Man I Love, and more.

Unreleased 1944 and 1946 radio material from the greatest swing drummer of all time, with vocals by Buddy Stewart, Carolyn Grey and the G-Noters! Includes "Starburst (Opening Theme)," "Sweet... more

63 previously unavailable live radio performances from one of the most popular of all the big bands, including such signature tunes as Harry's theme Ciribiribin; You Made Me Love You; Strictly... more

Ten long-out-of-print tracks from Harry, dating back to 1972. Selections include "The Sheik of Araby," "Hot Lips," "When It's Sleepy Time Down South" and more.

A full decade (1940–1950) of Dorsey triumphs, with Bob Eberly and Helen O'Connell on vocals! Includes Contrasts; Green Eyes; Tangerine; Blueberry Hill, and more.

Includes Just You, Just Me; If I Had You; Together; Stardust; Back Bay Shuffle; Thanks For Everything, and more.

Sterling 1944 performances from Basie's second great band: Pres plays tenor on "Every Tub," Rushing sings "Baby Won't You Please Come Home" and Artie cooks on "Lady Be Good"!

A premier release from the 1935 Casa Lomans. Included among the 16 songs are Who's Sorry Now?; The Man I Love; Song of the Islands; Blue Room; Linger Awhile; Blue Again, and the title tune, with a... more

Big-band fans flock to this Thundering Herd album, which was recorded direct to disc and captures this legendary group at the peak of their powers. Behold these adventures in swing: "Woodchopper's... more

Featuring Kay Davis and Al Hibbler on two tracks. Includes Take the "A" Train; How High the Moon; On the Alamo; Perdido; Crosstown, and more.