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One of the most famous doo-wop outfits of all time, The Five Satins are perhaps best known for their 1956 hit "In the Still of the Night." Hailing from New Haven, Connecticut, The Five Satins were led by Fred Parris who also composed their famous hit...

One of the most amazing musicians to sit behind an electric organ in the history of Jazz, Jimmy Smith is internationally recognized as a Jazz organist of immense stature. Like such innovators before him as Louis Armstrong and Charlie Parker, he is...

One of the major defining voices of Philly Soul, Johnny Ingram first came to prominence as lead vocalist for the self contained family operation known as Ingram, undoubtedly the first soul music family of Philadelphia. As one of the most sought out...

One of the mainstays of the Philly Soul scene, Edmond Daniels consistently made great soul records and later on in his career enjoyed success with gospel music and producing other artists. Presented here is his classic 1992 hit, "Try'n to Get Over (Over...

One of the legendary percussionists of Cuba, Nelson Padron, aside from reaching millions of people on the nationally syndicated "Sabado Gigante" TV show for the past thirty years, has been one of the most in demand studio drummers, playing on thousands...

One of the leading figures of Country music's "Outlaw" movement, Johnny Paycheck was an American original and was highly revered by fans and fellow musicians. He is best known for the huge hit "Take This Job And Shove It" which became his signature song...

One of the greatest show drummers in the world, Red Saunders began playing music professionally in 1928 at the age of 16 and slowly climbed the ladder of Depression-era Chicago gigs. By 1937, Red was the drummer of the house band at the South Side's Club...

One of the greatest of all vocal harmony groups to surface on the Detroit scene of the mid 1950's, The Pearls were led by Howie Guyton and featured Derek Martin, Coley Washington, George Torrance, and Dave Clowney (tenor/piano). in 1957 they released the...

One of the greatest New Orleans R&B singers of all time, Ernie K-Doe is best known for his 1961 hit single "Mother In-Law" which hit No. 1 on the Billboard Pop chart. Featured here is that classic single backed with the original "B" side, "Wanted:...

One of the greatest New Orleans R&B singers of all time, Ernie K-Doe is best known for his 1961 hit single "Mother In-Law" which hit No. 1 on the Billboard Pop chart. Featured here is that classic single backed with a "B" side, the soul wrenching "I...

One of the greatest blues/jazz singers of all time, short and stout Jimmy Rushing who attained nationwide prominence beginning in 1936 with the Count Basie band, will always be remembered as "Mr. 5 x 5, five feet tall by five feet wide," just as the...

One of the greatest blues/jazz singers of all time, short and stout Jimmy Rushing attained nationwide prominence beginning in 1936 with the Count Basie band. Rushing will always be remembered as "Mr. 5 x 5, five feet tall by five feet wide," just as the...