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The Drifters
All the Singles 1953 - 1958 [ Jasmine / 2 CD - released 1/Nov/2009 ] For the first time on one 2CD set both sides of all The Drifters single releases between 1953 and 1958 and includes seminal recordings from two of the groups most important lead singers, Clyde McPhatter and Johnny Moore... |
The Du Droppers
The Ultimate Du Dropper - Talk That Talk! 1952-1955 [ Jasmine / 2 CD - released 1/Nov/2012 ] The Du Droppers were an early '50s R&B vocal group who were more influenced by blues and gospel than many groups of the time and are much revered by today's collectors of early R&B... |
Duane Eddy
Movin' And Groovin' [ Jasmine / 2 CD - released 1/Nov/2010 ] The first great guitar star of rock and roll presents all of his greatest recordings from 1958 to 1960... |
Duke Ellington, Henry Mancini, Nelson Riddle, Count Basie, Tony Mottola, etc
Watching the Detectives - Themes and Music From Classic TV Crime Shows and Movies [ Jasmine / CD - released 1/Oct/2015 ] Crime shows alongside Westerns and sit coms had been a mainstay of American radio for many years when TV first launched seriously in the late 1940's. It was natural therefore that the same genres would be equally popular as the new medium took its... |
Dukes Of Dixieland
The Fabulous Sound of the Dukes of Dixieland - 4 Original Stereo Albums [ Jasmine / 2 CD - released 1/Oct/2012 ] Too many bands play Dixieland like it was just a dose of medicine they have to swallow each night; the Dukes don't - They obviously get a tremendous wallop out of their music, and it comes clear and sharp on this collection that The Dukes combine... |
Earl Grant
Nothin' But The Versatile Earl Grant [ Jasmine / 2 CD - released 1/Mar/2012 ] Vocalist, organist, pianist, and also skilled on the drums and trumpet, Earl Grant could be described, as the title of CD suggests, to be a versatile entertainer... |
Earl Hooker
The Electrifying Blues Guitar of Earl Hooker - Ride Hooker Ride, 1953-1962 [ Jasmine / CD - released 11/Mar/2022 ] Guitarist EARL HOOKER would undoubtedly have gone on to enjoy a major international career during the Blues/Rock era, had he been blessed with better health; but he suffered from Tuberculosis and sadly died in 1970, at the age of only forty. A... |
Earl King
Let The Good Times Roll - Singles As & Bs [ Jasmine / CD - released 29/Apr/2016 ] Earl King was an important figure in New Orleans musical history not just for his guitar technique and recordings but also for his song writing talents. Here then are the complete singles he released between 1955 and 1962. Here are 31 examples of... |
Ed McCurdy
When Dalliance was In Flower - 4 Complete Albums [ Jasmine / 2 CD - released 1/May/2012 ] During the 1950s and early '60s Ed McCurdy was one of the most popular solo singers of the folk revival. Here we focus on four of his albums: 'When Dalliance Was In Flower Volumes 1, 2 and 3' plus 'Son of Dalliance'... |
Eddie Cantor
Whoopee! [ Jasmine / CD - released 1/Sep/2000 ] If you're a newborn Eddie Cantor aficionado and wish to get a good sampling of his music, I would highly recommend starting right here. |
Eddie Cochran
C'mon Everybody [ Jasmine / 2 CD - released 1/Apr/2010 ] Although only 21 years of age when he died (in a car smash in April 1960), Eddie Cochran was one of the most important artists of the R&R era - most notably as an inventive, influential guitarist... |
Eddie Fisher
Every Song I Have Is Yours [ Jasmine / 2 CD - released 1/Apr/2003 ] This compilation of Eddie Fisher's early tracks are a delight. A great package of fifty numbers and almost every one a winner. |
Eddie Fisher
In Performance - Makin' Whoopee [ Jasmine / CD - released 1/Aug/2000 ] Reputation can be a fickle thing, as Eddie Fisher knows to his cost. It is not good enough to be a great popular singer or a Hollywood film star, what the public remembers is the gossip, the scandal, the affairs - and in Eddie's case, it has to be... |
Eddie Heywood
The Magic Touch of [ Jasmine / 2 CD - released 1/Apr/2013 ] Eddie Haywood was a composer, rhythmic leader and a distinctive soloist and who perhaps was best known primarily for his compositions such as 'Soft Summer Breeze' and his huge hit 'Canadian Sunset' both of which are featured on this collection... |
Eddie Kirkland
I'll Move You Baby - Bluesin' In Detroit, 1950-1961 [ Jasmine / CD - released 11/Mar/2022 ] One of The Blues' finest ever sidemen/accompanists, guitarist EDDIE KIRKLAND built a big reputation working with the mighty John Lee Hooker, both live and on record, between 1949 and 1962. Indeed, Eddie was just about the only guitarist who was able... |
Eddie Layton
Great Organ Hits from Eddie Layton - Four Stereo Albums [ Jasmine / 2 CD - released 1/May/2013 ] From fine players on the electric organ we have heard sweet sentimentality, hip hillbilly, jumping jazz and rock 'n' roll. However let's just say it and get it out of our system: Eddie Layton was a magician. Just listen to him knock out classics... |
Eddie 'Lockjaw' Davis
Oh, Gee! - 'Live' In Manchester, 1967 [ Jasmine / 2 CD - released 1/Apr/2002 ] Eddie Davis gained his nickname 'Lockjaw' from the title of one of his earliest recordings, although it could have been applied equally to the intense, immobile embouchure that clamped around his tenor saxophone mouthpiece whenever he blew. |
Eddy Duchin
Talk Of The Town [ Jasmine / 2 CD - released 1/Mar/2004 ] Contains 50 tracks (over 2 hours 30 mins playing time) and an informative 12-page booklet. Meticulously compiled and annotated by expert Geoff Milne. Digitally re-mastered by Tall Order Mastering. |
Eddy Howard
My Best To You [ Jasmine / 2 CD - released 1/Feb/2009 ] Eddy Howard was a mild romantic balladeer and one of the few band leaders of the 1940s to make a successful transition into the '50s, incredibly he charted nearly fifty times... |
Eden Ahbez
Eden's Island and Beyond [ Jasmine / CD - released 12/Feb/2021 ] Widely perceived as California's prototype Hippie, the enigmatic, eternally-cool EDEN AHBEZ was an occasional songwriter and musician, who suddenly shot to fame in 1948 when Nat King Cole topped the US charts with 'Nature Boy', a song he'd written a... |
