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The incredible bolero trio Los Camperos was the Cuban equivalent of the highly popular Trio Los Panchos. Like Trio Los Panchos, the three members of Los Camperos played guitar and sang with impeccable vocal harmony. These rare performances, recorded in...

The incredible bolero trio Los Camperos was the Cuban equivalent of the highly popular Trio Los Panchos. Like Trio Los Panchos, the three members of Los Camperos played guitar and sang with impeccable vocal harmony. These rare performances, recorded in...

The Holland Holiday Band play Christmas favorites creating an interesting twist on classic holiday fare ranging from the traditional (" O Tannenbaum," "Ave Maria," "What Child Is This?" etc.) to more modern chestnuts such as "Blue Christmas," "Rockin'...

The historical recordings from the National Raga Company of India presented here, offer traditional examples of the raga form including music from some of the oldest classical dance forms of south India including the Bharata Natyam, Kathakali and other...

The highly prized late 1950's recordings of bolero singer Doris De La Torre, one of the leading figures of the "Filin" (Feeling) movement that swept the clubs of Havana in the late 1950's. Doris was the lead vocalist of Felipe Dulzaide's legendary Cuban...

The highly influential gospel composer, singer, arranger and choir director, Professor Alex Bradford, helped initiate the modern mass choir movement in gospel and had a profound influence on a diverse group of artists such as Bob Marley, Little Richard...

The highly influential American pop/rock jazz fusion band, Chicago, captured live at the height of their popularity. Includes their huge hits "25 Or 6 to 4," "Does Anybody Know What Time It Is" and more. All selections newly remastered.1. Beginnings 6:23...

The greatest jazz and pop vocal group of the 20th Century, The Mills Brothers were stars of stage, screen, radio and television, with a career that lasted from 1928 to 1982. The group produced over 2,000 recordings that sold more than 50 million copies...

The greatest jazz and pop vocal group of the 20th Century, The Mills Brothers were stars of stage, screen, radio and television, with a career that lasted from 1928 to 1982. The group produced over 2,000 recordings that sold more than 50 million copies...

The greatest ambassador of New Orleans jazz since Louis Armstrong, clarinetist Pete Fountain epitomizes the sound of New Orleans and has always remained true to the roots of Dixieland jazz. Presented here is some of Fountain's most treasured classic...

The great Wild Bill Davis was, like Jimmy Smith, who cited him as a primary influence, both an innovator and a popularizer of jazz organ. One of the very first to play the organ as the instrument it is and not like a piano which most practitioners did...

The great vocal arranger Randy Van Horne began his career as a studio musician in the late 1940's in Los Angeles and went on to form the Randy Van Horne Singers in the late 1950's. The group became famous for performing the theme songs for many classic...