Misc. Product

Ultimate, comprised of the talented Philadelphia based singers Barbara Hernandez, Deborah McGriff and Rita Saunders, were one of the core recording groups that helped define the Euro-Disco sound of the late 1970's. Ultimate's two full length albums...

Two time Grammy Award winner Kim Carnes began her career in the late 1960's primarily as a songwriter and signed her first publishing deal in 1969 with famed producer Jimmy Bowen. Carnes penned several successful songs, most notably for Barbara Streisand...

Two Souls was a musical project begun in Miami in 1994 involving two very gifted young musicians who would later become much in demand. Led by the New Mexico born singer songwriter guitarist Raul Midon and talented multi-instrumentalist John Fournier,...

Two of the most revered blues pianist/vocalists of the 1940s, '50s, and '60s, Tennessee native John Len Chatman, better known as Memphis Slim, and the Baron of Boogie, Ivory Joe Hunter, are featured on this classic recording. Slim is represented here...

Two of the England's most famous choirs, those of the Cathedrals of St. Mary's and St. Paul's, join forces on this classic audiophile recording performing a program of traditional Christmas music for the holiday season. Original recording, digitally...

Trumpet and flugelhorn player Jack Millman was just 17 when he "sat in" with Lionel Hampton and was then invited by Hamp to join the band for a 6-week stint at the Paramount Theatre in Los Angeles. Just before he was drafted in the Army he joined the...

Trumpet and flugelhorn player Jack Millman was just 17 when he "sat in" with Lionel Hampton and was then invited by Hamp to join the band for a 6-week stint at the Paramount Theatre in Los Angeles. Just before he was drafted in the Army he joined the...

Trinere was a very popular Freestyle artist who worked out of the Miami area in the mid-1980's. Considered by many to be the real Queen of Freestyle, Trinere's music was mostly produced by the popular Miami D.J. "Pretty Tony" Butler. Presented here is...

Travis Edmonson was a highly adept folk singer who brought a Mexican flavor to the fertile San Francisco folk music scene of the 1950s and who, with the duo Bud and Travis, influenced countless Bay Area groups and singers. This rare recording from the...

Topaz's classic "Freestyle" album was one of the most popular albums of the late 1990's freestyle revival and remains a club favorite. Originally released on the famed Gecko Records label, Topaz featured the impressive vocal skills of Fabian "Fabiano"...

Tony Pastor was an Italian American novelty singer and tenor saxophonist, who played tenor sax with, among others, Artie Shaw's orchestra, before leading his own big band from 1939 to 1959. Tony and his orchestra recorded this wonderful album as a...

Tony Martin first gained prominence as the featured vocalist on the widely popular George Burns and Gracie Allen radio show. He was featured in many films between 1938 and 1942, at the same time he made a number of hit records for the Decca label. He...