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Big Bopper
Oh Baby That's What I Like! [ Jasmine / CD - released 1/Apr/2011 ] Every known Big Bopper track including two earlier singles issued under his real name, 'Jape Richardson' - plus a number of related bonus tracks |
Big Joe Turner
Ten Years of Hits (The Singles As & Bs 1951 - 60) [ Jasmine / 2 CD - released 1/Feb/2013 ] One of the greatest and most popular of R&B singers whose career stretched from the 1930s to the 1980s. Here we concentrate on his singles he released between 1951 and 1960. 48 tracks with 20 chart hits and a string of influential rock and roll... |
Bill Anderson
That's What It's Like To Be Lonesome - The Early Singles and more 1957-1962 [ Jasmine Records / CD - released 10/Feb/2017 ] Both as a singer and a songwriter, the unique Bill Anderson has been a giant of country music for seven decades. He is one of country's few major artists from the 1950s who are still alive, well and working in the second decade of the 21st... |
Bill Black's Combo
The Return Of Bill Black's Combo [ Jasmine / CD - released 13/Oct/2017 ] Jasmine's first Bill Black compilation, 'Smokin' (Jasmine JASCD 709) released in 2012 was a major success. It covered all of the group's recordings from their formation at HI Records in 1959. Volume 2, 'The Return of Bill Black' covers just their... |
Bill Black's Combo
Smokin' [ Jasmine / 2 CD - released 1/Nov/2012 ] Bill Black was famously the bass player in Elvis Presley's early backing trio, and he played on all of Presley's 1950s hit records. In 1959 he got together with Ace Cannon (sax). Carl McVoy (piano/organ) and Reggie Young (guitar) to form Bill Black's... |
Bill Coleman
A Smooth One - 'Live' In Manchester, May 1967 [ Jasmine / 2 CD - released 1/Apr/2002 ] Trumpeter Coleman, strongly influenced by Louis Armstrong, belongs to that generation of jazz musicians (He was born in 1904) who set the standard for instrumental performances in the 1930's. |
Bill Mack
Play My Boogie [ Jasmine / CD - released 1/Sep/2010 ] Bill Mack, is a larger than life character, a Country singer, successful songwriter, respected radio personality, much loved Country music DJ. On this compilation the spotlight is on his early material, the recordings on this compilation range... |
Bill Monroe & His Bluegrass Boys
Gotta Travel On [ Jasmine Records / 2 CD - released 10/Feb/2017 ] For over 60 years, the late great Bill Monroe reigned supreme as both the chief architect of bluegrass music, and its flagship artist. From his first sessions in the 1930s with his brothers Birch and Charlie onwards, Mr. Monroe never deviated from... |
Bill Nettles & His Dixie Blue Boys
Hadacol Boogie [ Jasmine / CD - released 1/May/2004 ] |
Billie Holiday
Happy Holiday [ Jasmine / 2 CD - released 1/Jul/2004 ] Disc One 1 LET'S DO IT 2 HAVING MYSELF A TIME 3 T'AIN'T NOBODY'S BUSINESS IF I DO 4 MISS BROWN TO YOU 5 NICE WORK IF YOU CAN GET IT 6 PENNIES FROM HEAVEN 7 LAUGHING AT LIFE 8 GETTING SOME FUN OUT OF LIFE 9 THINGS ARE LOOKING UP 10 ME,... |
Billy Eckstine
All Of My Life [ Jasmine / 2 CD - released 1/May/2008 ] Billy Eckstine was one of the greatest male pop stars to emerge from the 1940's and was a star of the concert stage, radio, television, recordings, films and night clubs. |
Billy Fury
Maybe Tomorrow (The Billy Fury Story 1958-1960) [ Jasmine / 2 CD - released 1/Jan/2011 ] Billy Fury was by far the UK's most credible and charismatic Rock & Roller and his 1960 10' LP 'The Sound Of Fury', is acknowledged as the UK's finest ever Rockabilly album. This compilation features Billy's first eight singles; a couple of stereo... |
Billy May
By Arrangement - Arrangements for The Big Bands & Vocalists 1939-52 [ Jasmine / 2 CD - released 1/Apr/2004 ] This two disc collection is a celebration of good music, Billy May's music. His genius as an arranger of top quality popular music is showcased throughout the 48 recordings he made between 1939 and 1952. You will hear music that swings with a beat... |
Billy May & His Orchestra
Let's Go To Town with Billy May & His Orchestra (Transcription Recordings) [ Jasmine / 2 CD - released 1/Aug/2002 ] Billy May was born in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, in 1916. At school he learned to play the brass bass (tuba), trombone and trumpet, and performed not only in several of the school bands but also with outside groups. At first, his regular instrument... |
Billy May & His Orchestra
Studio Recordings 1951-53 [ Jasmine / 2 CD - released 1/Jul/2003 ] Billy May was born in 1916 in Pittsburgh, a city that produced a wealth of jazz musicians. At school he learned to play the tuba, trombone and trumpet. He took a keen interest in musical arranging and earned a little extra money by transcribing... |
Billy Vaughn
Melody of Love [ Jasmine / 2 CD - released 1/May/2009 ] A former member of The Hilltoppers and music director for Dot records Billy Vaughn was also one of the most popular orchestra leaders and pop music arrangers of the '50s. In fact having more pop hits than any other orchestra leader during the rock... |
Billy Williams
A Letter From .... [ Jasmine / CD - released 1/Jan/2009 ] Billy Williams was one of the founding members of The Charioteers who had several hit records in the 1940s. Here we focus on the later part of his career as he forms his own Quartet before finally going solo in the late 1950s... |
Bing Crosby
Another Ride In Cowboy Country [ Jasmine / CD - released 1/Apr/2003 ] This second collection of Cowboy and Western songs performed by Bing Crosby demonstrates yet again his adeptness at interpreting the genre. Several songs included here also achieved success in the popular field - "Deep In The Heart Of Texas"... |
Bing Crosby
Cowboy Country - Crosby Style [ Jasmine / CD - released 1/Nov/2002 ] There have always been plenty of singers to perform "Country & Western". Amongst them was one who, although not considered a genuine cowboy singer, certainly knew how to interpret the genre. He was an American institution named Bing Crosby.Several... |
Bing Crosby
Going Hollywood, Vol. 1: 1930-1936 [ Jasmine / 2 CD - released 1/Apr/1998 ] Out on the West Coast of America, in Spokane, Washington, in 1925, two young men decided to 'up roots' and leave their home town. Of little significance except to the people involved, you might say there was nothing unusual about such an event. |
