One of the key architects of the Kansas City sound, Bennie built on ragtime with driving beats and plenty of room for high-energy improv from his musicians. The resulting popularity helped him hire... more

The first recordings from the band that has become synonymous with the blues! The legendary Johnny Otis produced these early tracks: Rollin' & Tumblin'; Spoonful; Got My Mojo Working; Big Road Blues;... more

UK recording of the revived Broadway favorite Cabaret recorded in 1997 and featuring Toyah Wilcox and Nigel Planer. Cabaret was first produced for stage in 1966, followed six years later by the... more

RAINFOREST is a CD with pure nature sounds carefully selected and arranged. The CD is part of the audio series "Sounds of Nature" and "Tranquility" combining the state-of-the-art binaural recordings... more

The relaxing natural sounds of the ocean waves. This uplifting CD will transport you to a place of tranquillity to rejuvenate and calm you with sounds of the sea breeze and the gentle crashing waves.

The relaxing sounds of the woodlands. These sounds create images of the woodlands natural beauty for your mind to escape to

This relaxing disc brings you the calming sound of the eye of a storm. It's the magical electrical energy in nature's most powerful manifestation as it subsides to create a calming soothing atmosphere

Includes "Salty Papa Blues," "Ain't Misbehavin'," "Stairway to the Stars," "Tell Me So," "West Side Baby," "Fool that I Am" and more. 47 tracks!

In 1932, the Mills Brothers arrived in the U.K. for a series of concerts and recording sessions for their new label, Decca. This 14-track collection of highlights from those sessions is light,... more

The great soul singer Clarence Carter reprises his classic hit and presents unique interpretations of songs made famous by The O'Jays, Bill Withers, Dobie Gray and The Commodores on this killer... more

This is the rock 'n' roll trailblazer circa '64, when he could still tear it up—and did! He does the title smash plus "ABC Boogie," "Panic," "The Wobble," "Don't Mess Around with Love," "I've Got... more

Beautiful and relaxing, orchestral interpretations of the best loved songs of The Bee Gees. The ideal background for that peaceful time of day.

This collection features 18 examples of the vocal brilliance Fred Astaire brought to his films of the '30s and '40s. In them, Astaire proved as accomplished a singer as he was a dancer the timeless... more

The Glenn Miller band featured some of the finest musicians, singers and arrangers of all time. Here they are doin' work on 18 classics from their hit-making heyday, including "Stairway to the... more

The inimitable relaxing sounds of the Pan Pipes are at their very best on a selection of memorable melodies selected from some of the greatest love songs of all time.

Includes "Hep Cat's Holiday," "Swing the Scales," "Blue Skies," "Lawdy Clawdy," "Another Day" and more.

Includes "Wildwood Flower," "My Clinch Mountain Home," "Keep on the Sunnyside," "Wabash Cannonball," "Lonesome Pine Specials," "Diamonds in the Rough" and more.

This 22-track compilation captures the pioneering jazzman in his prime during the early '30s when, side by side with Louis Armstrong, he established the template for jazz. Includes classic renditions... more

Recordings from 'Trane's 1961–1963 European tours are highly sought after by Coltrane completists. Here is a seven-track collection of that archival material that showcases the improvisational jazz... more

Includes Canal Street Blues; Dipper Mouth Blues; Snake Rag; Sugar Foot Stomp; Snag It; Buddy's Habit; Mabel's Dream, and more. 25 tracks.

Never have three words more accurately described a singer. The 16 tracks contained within this Mahalia Jackson compilation prove that the title is by no means a hyperbole! Includes What Could I Do; I... more

Roy Rogers was a true multimedia entertainer before there was a term for it! This 21-track collection reflects his charm as a recording artist with such beloved tunes as "I'm an Old Cowhand (From the... more

Recorded in New York City and Hollywood between 1939 and 1944, these 20 tracks show jazz saxophonist and Duke Ellington devotee Charlie Barnet in top form! Includes such standout cuts as "Skyliner,"... more

Twenty prime examples of what made Webb one of the most spirited and competitive drummers and bandleaders of his era: "Let's Get Together," "Blue Minor," "Down Home Rag," "Harlem Congo," "Azure,"... more

Backed by his orchestra, B.B. King is most assuredly the boss onstage. Listeners will have no doubt about that fact by the time "Paying the Cost to Be the Boss" closes out this cracking live set that... more