Back in stock, IN HER OWN WRITE is the definitive collection of Petula Clark's finest compositions, encompassing her writing period between 1980 - 1995 and features stunning memorable performances... more

That "yesterday" specifically refers to 1960–63, from which these 30 hits date. You'll find #1s and one-hit wonders in this pop time capsule: Sukiyaki Kyu Sakamoto; Hey! Baby Bruce Channel; Michael... 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

Digitally remastered and expanded edition includes 18 bonus tracks. Recorded at the peak of her career in the early 1960s, Connie Francis album Do the Twist was released in 1962 and made the Top 50.... more

The Roaring '20s TV series was a hit in the early '60s, with Dorothy delighting as Charleston Club singer Pinky Pinkham. Here's the CD debut for both the series' soundtrack LPs: Mountain... more

N the 1920s, Al Jolson was America's most famous and highest-paid entertainer and dubbed "The World's Greatest Entertainer". He popularised many songs that benefited from his "shamelessly... more

This is the first ever CD of TV and stage personality Rose Marie (The Dick Van Dyke Show) issued to celebrate her centenary and released with the support of her family. Featuring recordings from four... more

This is the Judy Garland July 1955 concert at Long Beach, California and issued as a celebration of her centenary and dedicated to her fans, past and present.

This 1961 LP came out in between Jaye P.'s years as a TV star in the '50s and the '70s. She always made such superb recordings with that rich, expressive voice of hers; here, she puts her distinctive... more

Here's Connie in the midst of her MGM superstardom, singing modern Italian favorites (many bilingually, in both English and Italian). This charting LP from '63 is expanded here with a wealth of bonus... 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

This twofer starts with Porter and Skeeter's winsome versions of Heaven Help Me; A Little Bitty Tear, and more. Then, you'll hear her answer songs to Jim Reeves' He'll Have to Go; Floyd Cramer's Last... more

This is the first CD release of the complete film scores for both 'White Christmas' and 'Holiday Inn' derived from pre-recordings made during the film making process. Included is a previously... more

This twofer from the vocal quartet that was a fixture on The Lawrence Welk Show for a dozen years in the '50s and '60s combines the LPs The Lennon Sisters Sing Twelve Great Hits and Sad Movies with 4... 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

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

For those who know Lanza for his pop hits and screen roles, this will come as a revelation. The first CD to bring together his most breathtaking operatic performances (live and studio) includes... more

Connie Francis lent her distinctive style and sound to a variety of genres. Among them was folk, which is the focus of this CD compilation that combines 2 original LPs—"Folk Song Favorites" and "Sing... more

Connie recorded her Never on Sunday LP after singing that Oscar-winning tune at the 1961 Academy Awards. That LP (which reached #11) joins her swingin' tribute to the Great American Songbook from... more

These 1957 recordings feature many of the originals stars of those bands: Tex Beneke, Bobby Hackett, Trigger Alpert, Charlie Shavers, Bob Eberly, Bobby Byrne and more. They do outstanding renditions... more

Bing Crosby - General Electric Radio Time - This 2-CD set contains a wonderful selection of Bing Crosby songs from the two General Electric seasons of 1952-54 as he displays his versatility with 57... more

This is Vol. 2 of rare recordings from Alice Faye movies never commercially released including "You'll Never Know" from "Hello, Frisco, Hello". The collection of songs on 2 CDs are from her 1940s... more

The hits are here but these are recordings the sisters made for the film studios to be used for playback when filming. Fans of The Andrews Sisters will love this 2 CD set of rare recordings that were... more

It was all the rage to sing along with Mitch when these albums reached #11 and #40 in '59 and '60, and it's such nostalgic fun to do so now, too, as you hear both original LPs plus bonus songs.... 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