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Ella Mae Morse was one of the first white female singers to successfully and credibly bridge the gap between pop and R&B during the 1940s and is often regarded as a key figure in the early...

Eugene "Buddy" Moss, one of 12 children of a family of sharecroppers, was a blues singer guitarist and harmonica player from Georgia, and was one of what became known as the Piedmont school of...

This great-value 80-track 3-CD set seeks to capture the essence and character of it's musical output during the first few years of it's existence = Probably more than any other single creative and...

Vinyl LP pressing. As the quintessential teen idol, Ricky Nelson was one of the most important rock acts of the '50s and '60s. His expressive tenor vocal was warm but effortlessly cool and helped him...

2007 collection by the New Orleans legend and member of the Neville Brothers. Features all his A-sides spanning the years 1969-79 plus even more great cuts from the man. 22 tracks including 'Tell It...

At the end of the sixties, legendary ex-motown producer Harvey Fuqua had the idea of putting together a self-contained aggregation of singers and instrumentalists that could record both together and...

This collection includes highlights from the first two crucial years of his career and features such hilarious skits as Abe Lincoln Vs Madison Avenue, Driving Instructor, Introducing Tobacco To...

Bob Newhart was an advertising copywriter in Chicago who wrote comic satirical monologues with a work colleague, sending tapes of them to radio stations, which led to an introduction to Warner Bros...

Jimmy Newman was a country artist from Louisiana who enjoyed a career in the mainstream of the genre as a long-time member of the Grand Ole Opry, but who very much had his roots in Cajun music and...

Frankie Newton was a much-admired trumpeter whose recording career spanned two highly significant decades from the 1920s through to the 1940s during which time his adaptable, mellow swinging style...

Born in remote Utah in 1905, trumpeter and cornetist Red Nichols became one of the most successful bandleaders in jazz during the 1920s and '30s, recording prolifically with a huge variety of small...

Robert Nighthawk, also known during the early years of his career by the name of Robert Lee McCoy, as well as other pseudonyms like Ramblin' Bob and Peetie's Boy, was a blues slide guitarist, singer...