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A popular folk singer based out of California during the early 1960's, Paul Sykes is best remembered for his notorious live performances at the Ice House, a folk music club in Pasadena, California, and as a member of folk trio the Randy Sparks Three...

A popular attraction on the Dixieland scene for decades starting in the early 1930's, trumpeter Yank Lawson joined forces in the 1950's with top bassist Bob Haggart, one of the last survivors of Bob Crosby's legendary Bobcats; to form the Lawson Haggart...

A pioneer of early rock n' roll and rockabilly, Gene Vincent wrote the rockabilly anthem "Be-Bop-A-Lula" in 1956 which secured him a deal with Capitol Records and introduced the world to one of the greatest rock n' rollers of all time. Presented here are...

A notable fixture of the West Coast jazz scene, double bassist Monty Budwig first came into prominence in the mid1950's performing and recording with many top jazz musicians including Carmen McRae, Barney Kessel, Woody Herman, Red Norvo, Scott Hamilton,...

A nine volume strong collection tracing the roots of the Freestyle music movement. Volume 8 focuses on the popular Freestyle artist Fabiano. 11 hit tracks including "She's Fine" and "Dream Love".1. Make It Last... All Night - Fabiano 2. I Get Weak -...

A nine volume strong collection tracing the roots of the Freestyle music movement. Volume 6 features 13 hit tracks including Little B - "Bounce the House," Omar - "Is This Love?" and other fan favorites.1. Somethings Going on - Little 'B' 2. DJ What's Up...

A nine volume strong collection tracing the roots of the Freestyle music movement. Volume 4 focuses on the influential Freestyle producer / DJ Steve "Mr. Miami" O'Neill. 16 hit tracks including Topaz - "Spanish Lullaby", Fabiano -"Dream Love" and many...

A nephew of legendary soul man Sam Cooke, R&B singer "R.B." Greaves III had built a career both in the Caribbean and in Great Britain, where he performed under the name Sonny Childe with his group the TNTs. His debut single "Take a Letter Maria",...

A native of Navasota, Texas, Eddie Jo Downs was entertaining radio audiences at the tender age of 13, and by the age of 15 had become a regular on the popular Town Hall Party TV show that originated in Compton, California - working with such big country...

A native of Harlem and the Bronx in New York, Denny Greene was a founding member of the widely popular retro-rock vocal group Sha Na Na. The group had their own television show that was on the air from 1978 to 1981 where Greene was portrayed as the most...

A national symbol of the New Orleans jazz tradition, clarinetist George Lewis started his professional career in 1917, playing in trombonist Kid Ory's legendary band. He remained a local fixture in the New Orleans French Quarter, leading his band in the...

A much in demand session and road-tour percussionist, Englishman Ray Cooper has become known as one of the greatest rock percussionists of all time, working with several musically diverse bands including Eric Clapton, Billy Joel, George Harrison, Elton...