It was through their many appearances on "The Lawrence Welk Show" that the Lennon Sisters became a household name. These two LPs include their 1956 smash "Tonight You Belong to Me" (featuring Welk's... more

Dame Vera, who turns 100 soon, made her first record in 1936. Celebrating the 80th anniversary of that debut, this CD brings you glorious stereo re-recordings of her early hits with lush Brian Fahey... more

Ray's dance band was a top attraction in Vegas, where this glittering performance took place (at the Sahara Hotel in March 1960). You also get a whopping 16 bonus tracks from his EPs; his hit... more

In between his '40s breakthrough as a big-band singer, his '50s arrival on the big screen and his TV fame that began in the mid-'60s, Merv recorded this 1960 LP with Sid Bass & His Orchestra and... more

Before America got to know and love him as a game-show host, Wink made it big as a pop crooner, rising to #7 (and achieving multi-platinum recognition) with his 1959 hit version of "Deck of Cards."... more

His prime as a hit-maker was the '30s and '40s, but Cugat made many delightful recordings in the '50s, and that's the decade that produced these 29 tracks. His wife at the time, Abbe Lane, is among... more

Great performances sit alongside good, campy fun as we hear 30 movie-star vocal performances. Many of these are new to CD: "The Notorious Landlady" Fred Astaire; "Pillow Talk" Rock Hudson; "Zing Went... more

This first collection of its kind brings you 47 of Shaw's 1949–55 Decca recordings with his big band, with the Gramercy 5 and as an accompanist. You'll hear him with Dick Haymes ("Count Every Star,"... more