Misc. Product

Recorded at the height of the Southern California surf music craze of the early 1960's, the Surfriders' original vinyl album "Surfbeat Volume 2," originally released in 1963, has become a highly prized collector's item among fans of the early surf music...

Recorded at Philadelphia's Sigma Studios in 1969, the Gulliver album represents the first recorded work of blue-eyed soul singer Daryl Hall, who went on to achieve international fame with Hall & Oates. Joining Daryl's vocals and keyboards on this classic...

Recorded at Philadelphia's famed Alpha Sound studios, young chanteuse Kim Covington's classic "All of My Love" received considerable mix play in the US and Canada upon it's release in 1983, and eventually spilled over into Europe. Now considered a boogie...

Recorded as a one-off for Everest label in 1960, the Supertone's "Slippin' And Sloppin'" single has become an underground surf classic, a precursor to the sound that became widely popular by the mid-1960's. All selections newly remastered.

Recorded and mixed in 1979 at Alpha International Recording Studio in Philadelphia, Tangerue's self titled debut album has reached legendary status in vintage disco circles. Produced arranged and conducted by Ed Strauman with additional production and...

Reaching #1 in 11 countries and acclaimed by music critics around the globe, English singer songwriter Adele's "Rolling in the Deep" is given a complete dance makeover and performed here by DJ Party including bonus edit, club, instrumental and acapella...

Raymond Paige was a famous radio and studio conductor in the early days of Hollywood who was known for his lush orchestral pop sounds which later fueled the easy listening craze of the 1950's. Presented here is possibly his best recorded album, the 1958...

Ray Wright made a name for himself in New York City as a big band and studio orchestra arranger, primarily for Radio City Music Hall; and was one of the first educators to establish a jazz program at a major university. This vintage 1959 audiophile...

Ray Fernandez and Frank Ascension (AKA Cirano) were two of the biggest stars of the Miami Cuban music scene in the 1960's and 70's. Following the Cuban embargo of 1959, many great Cuban musicians immigrated to Miami in search of a better life. In the...

Ray Crawford played tenor and clarinet with Fletcher Henderson during 1941-1943 but tuberculosis forced him to switch to guitar. He was an important part of Ahmad Jamal's early groups and introduced the technique of making the guitar sound like bongos by...

Raul Torres was a Puerto Rican musician working as a cane cutter in the Everglades of Florida in the late 1960's when he recorded this charming homage to the rural music of his homeland. An accomplished singer and guitarist, Torres had a wonderful feel...

Rare, 1984 funk/soul Christmas single by vocalist Lansdale Anderson entitled "It's Christmas Time." Original vocal mix and bonus instrumental mix. Newly remastered.