Ozzie and Harriet sing charming solos and duets against the backdrop of Ozzie's effervescently swinging band on 16 radio transcriptions from 1937–42. Fall under their spell on "Breathless," "Head... more

From Columbia, Vocalion, PathZ Actuelle, Banner, Domino and Oriole sides.

From Decca, Vocalion, and Victor sides.

From Continental, Keynote and Guild sides.

From Victor, Cameo, Bluebird, Paramouth, Vocalion and Decca sides.

From Paramount, Columbia, Vocalion and Victor sides.

Often referred to as a progenitor of the jump blues style of blues shouting, Jimmy Rushing was certainly one of the first singers to have to contend with the level of noise generated by a big,... more

From Vocalion, Varisty, Manhattan and Disc sides.

Volume 16 of the recordings of Sidney Bechet opens with the remaining items taped during a concert at "Salle Pleyel" in Paris. The following date by a trio ranks among the most remarkable sessions... more

From major label sides. Capitol: Status changed from DELETED to OMIT to exclude from catalogs: 3/6/08

From Vocalion sides.

From Bluebird, Victor and V-Disc sides. Includes seven piano solos, three organ solos.

From Okeh, Brunswick, Victor and Decca sides.

Recordings from Henderson's early years reveal a transitional phase of the orchestra.

From Vocalion and Columbia sides.

Pete doesn't fully step away from his Dixieland roots, but gets into some nice, swinging territory akin to Benny Goodman's small groups on this live Santa Monica recording from '61. His quintet has a... more

From Paramount, Brunswick, Vocalion and Gennett sides.