A long-overdue collection from this popular dance bandleader out of Detroit! Includes every hit: I'm Looking over a Four-Leaf Clover; Baby Face; Beautiful Eyes; Bluebird of Happiness; Doo De Doo on... more

The world was still craving the Dorsey sound after Tommy passed in '56; Warren Covington lead his orchestra on this 1958 LP, which went Top 10 and sold a million copies. You get 24 tracks, as this... more

RCA Victor released the landmark set For the Very First Time: 50 Never Before Released Performances by Glenn Miller and His Orchestra in '59, packing it full of unreleased 1940–42 CBS radio... more

The first anthology of Lanza's Italian and Neopolitan song recordings, this 25-track CD captures him at the peak of his interpretive powers. Highlights from his Mario! and Caruso Favorites LPs join... more

This twofer packs in 28 tracks as you hear two complete prime-period LPs by the unchallenged Queen of Country Music. Her 1961 #1 smash Heartbreak U.S.A. and her own takes on Wooden Heart; Moody... more

Sepia Records celebrates the 75th anniversary of the iconic Wizard of Oz with this anthology CD featuring songs from the movie (and some dropped) performed "live" for a promotional radio broadcast by... more

Two best-selling LPs by this beloved entertainer plus six bonus tracks! These 1960 and 1962 albums each reached #4, and the song Last Date gave Welk a #21 hit; that joins his effervescent... more

This UK import packs in 32 tracks, from rock 'n' roll to folk-pop to pop-soul to country-pop. A few CD debuts join If I Had a Hammer Peter, Paul & Mary; Johnny Angel Shelley Fabares; Limbo Rock... more

Two of the best-selling LPs and finest showcases for the legendary guitarist who was drafted into service by Sinatra, Como, Raymond Scott, Enoch Light and so many others. Dating from '59 and '62,... more

Guitarist for everyone from Raymond Scott to Frank Sinatra (and especially Perry Como), Tony just missed the Top 40 with Roman Guitar (Vol. 2) in '62. It's here along with his equally divine Spanish... more

Take a musical journey (across 28 tracks) with the man known far and wide as "the world's greatest accordionist." You'll voyage from Italy to Brazil as you hear two original LPs plus bonus cuts:... more

The orchestra of Maury Laws and the piano artistry of a young Cy Coleman accompany the golden voice of Dick Haymes on this 1958 LP. You'll hear an array of rare singles debuting on CD, too; 24 tracks... more

An incredibly versatile pianist, Dick played with Benny Goodman but also has ventured into honky-tonk, rock and free jazz. These early-'60s Enoch Light productions pair the piano with lush orchestral... more

Two sought-after LPs by the Cuban mambo king: his live 1960 recording in Tokyo—only issued in Japan and never before on CD—and Twist Goes Latin, another CD debut. The bonus songs Caravan and I Only... more

We've never seen a Calloway comp like this: his 1961 stereo LP "Blues Make Me Happy" plus 12 1956–60 bonus cuts that are a far cry from the jazz/big-band selections on most Calloway collections.... more

Glenn Miller provided the soundtrack to the Greatest Generation back when they were jitterbugs, bobby socksers and G.I.s. This 80-track collection of live Limited Edition broadcasts captures Glenn... more

These 2 CDs teleport us back to the golden age of swing, following Glenn and his redoubtable band from the Paradise Restaurant to the Glen Island Casino to the Meadowbrook to Café Rouge to the Hotel... more

After starring in West End musicals and cracking the UK Top 10, British heart throb Johnny Brandon went on to write musicals and produce records, and this 25-track collection (his first) takes you... more

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