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A great 8 piece soul funk band from the early 1970's, Gentleman And Their Ladies had a sound very reminiscent of Jr.. Walker & the All Stars but with a distinctive Philly Soul vibe, no doubt thanks to Philly Soul pioneer George Kerr who produced the...

A generous 22 track collection documenting the early surf music scene of the early 1960's, "Catch a Wave" features many pioneers of the early surf music movement that exploded in Southern California in the early to mid 1960's. Some of the classic groups...

A frequent guest on the Frank Sinatra show, vocalist Bill Farrell rose to national fame entertaining the troops as lead vocalist for Bob Hope during the Berlin Airlift of 1948. While singing on radio, Bill introduced many popular songs of the day...

A former member of the iconic soul group the Delfonics, vocalist Major Harris left the group to go solo in 1974. a cousin of famed Philadelphia record producer Norman Harris, Major Harris went on to become one of the defining voices of Philly Soul and...

A former member of the classic 60' s Rock band Canned Heat, harmonica, saxophone, vocalist and flautist Stanley "The Baron" Behrens has been much in demand for his special musical gifts since his days with Canned Heat - recording music for television and...

A fixture of the post war St. Louis jazz scene and one of the finest clarinetists in classic Dixieland jazz, multi-instrumentalist Sammy Gardner formed the Mound City Six in the late 1950's and hosted his own St. Louis television show which ran for two...

A fixture of Chicago's burgeoning House scene of the early 90's, vocalist Wanda Dee developed a huge cult following and scored several club hits. Featured here are two of her most requested tunes. All selections newly remastered.

A fine doo-wop group from New Haven, Connecticut, The Nobles consisted of four fine vocalists - Dickie Bernardo, Joey Kakulis, Sal Tramachi and Pat Cosenza. Featured here is 1957's "Poor Little Rock N' Roll" coupled with 1963's "Why Be a Fool." Newly...

A family band, the Vigs featured Hungarian born father Tommy Vig, who worked as a conductor, orchestrator and instrumental soloist for many of Las Vegas' top live acts. On the 1976 album, "Somebody Loves Me," Tommy plays multiple instruments, vibes and...

A dual threat on both sax and organ, Lonnie Simmons gigged with the Savoy Sultans, Chick Webb's ghost band and picked up his jones for the keyboard while in Fats Waller's combo. Heard here overdubbed on the ballads "Black Orchid" and "I Can't Get...

A dozen hits from Record Shack, the pioneering Hi-NRG label, showcasing the label's biggest artists. Featuring Evelyn Thomas, Miquel Brown, Earlene Bentley, Barbara Pennington and Eastbound Expressway. Digitally remastered.1. So Many Men, So Little Time...

A distinctively unique song stylist with few peers, the great Linda Jones would have been a house-hold name had she not succumbed in 1972 to a lifelong battle with diabetes at the tender age of 28. Even sadder is the fact that she died at the tail end of...