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

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

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 beloved movie-musical couple sold millions of records in the '30s, then spent 20 years singing separately due to Eddy's Columbia contract. Their 1959 reunion LP Favorites in Stereo was a... more

Two smash LPs (#1 in '58 and #8 in '60) that opened the door to Mitch's TV fame and helped turn the producer/A&R man and his singalongs into a national phenomenon. Join the fun as Mitch & the Gang... more

Million-selling vocalist Teresa Brewer recorded 7 songs in stereo for her "Greatest Hits" album in 1962, which has never been on CD until now! It's combined with "Don't Mess with Tess," an album of... more

A tenor whose brief but accomplished career included sold out concert tours, million-selling records and the title role in the hit MGM movie The Great Caruso, Mario Lanza first recorded The Student... more

International singing star Caterina Valente's first single for RCA, La Strada del'Amore, earned a Grammy nomination for Best Female Vocal Performance in 1959. The following year she released this... more

Two complete LPs (from '60 and '61) plus five bonus cuts…30 tracks including Pat's biggest hit of the '60s, his #1 smash "Moody River"! You also get his #19 hit "Big Cold Wind," his own spins on... more

At her peak of fame in the '50s, Ethel revisited the turn-of-the-century American songs she loved when she was a little girl. First time on CD for these winsome performances: A Bicycle Built for Two;... more

This Italian-American vocal duo works it both ways on these two original LPs. They sing Italian melodies in English on "That's Amore," then sing American hits in Italian on the second LP they do it... more

Only previous CD release of this 1962 LP: a long-deleted 1991 Japanese reissue. Making the album's return an even more grand occasion is the addition of eight bonus songs (single sides debuting on... more

His famous compositions, his own recordings from four decades, rare demos with Hoagy Carmichael and Andre Previn at the piano…29 highly desirable Mercer tracks! The first recorded version of In the... more

After the teen-idol dust had settled, Tommy graduated from rock 'n' roll to lush pop arranged by Nelson Riddle. Almost all these delights (in stereo) appear on CD for the first time: his hit take on... more

Jack started out in nightclubs in the '50s and returned to that scene in the '80s. In the '60s, he sent a solid 20 hits to the charts. These two early-'60s LPs from the beginning of his career show... more

Jane's curves beautified the big screen in the '40s and '50s, but it was her lovely voice that brought her from radio to studio to stage for decades. Here's her only solo album, issued in '59,... more

The Nelson family TV experience incorporated family fun and incredible singing, lighting up homes in the '50s and '60s across the nation. Now, hits from those early musical performances are collected... more

Many knew Judy as a countrified comic actress on Broadway and the big screen, but she also hosted a popular radio show and was a wonderful singer who recorded for decades. These 27 rare tracks (all... more

The man they called "Hutch" was an immensely popular performer across Europe; here are 24 gems from his '50s 78s, most on CD for the first time: Let's Do It; Begin the Beguine; If I Were a Bell, and... more

Celebrating a century of Peter Pan, this CD collects 27 tracks from its many productions. Following 1929 recordings featuring John Crook's music from the original 1904 stage production are 1940... more

This 25-track CD includes many hard-to-find gems plus Patty Andrews' duets with Dick Haymes (I Ought to Know More About You), Bing Crosby (If I Were a Bell), Red Foley (Baby Blues), Dan Dailey (In... more

Pat was in the midst of his Dot Records prime when these two LPs charted at #13 and #26 in '58 and '60. His warm voice gently caresses old chestnuts like Moonglow; The Very Thought of You; Who's... more

Hits, duets, rarities debuting on CD…25 tracks from 1950–52, when Jo was a superstar on both sides of the Atlantic. Her hits You Belong to Me; Tennessee Waltz; Shrimp Boats; Jambalaya, and Keep It a... more

Smilin' Jack had a way with a song that made his listeners as happy as he sounded—especially the listeners of his '40s Capitol hits, all of which are here! Includes Jack! Jack! Jack!; Civilization... more