Pop Vocals

Refree Ra?l Fernndez's alias presents US with a fourth album that establishes his reputation as one of the most imaginative composers in Europe today. It's 10 songs seduces US from beginning to end with it's rich wide-ranging concept of pop & it's...

Red Hurley is considered to have one of the best voices to come out of Ireland, where he is a legendary figure. His powerful voice has touched audiences for nearly forty years. RAISED ON SONGS AND STORIES is a studio recording that features fourteen of...

Recordings by this all-time great entertainer have been mighty scarce Stateside, so this 23-track import is indeed a real pearl! Includes the Huckle-Buck and Baby, It's Cold Outside with Hot Lips Page; Saturday Night Fish Fry; St. Louis Blues; That's...

Recording artist John Trones has crafted a smooth, gorgeous follow-up to his first two top-selling releases from Universal and Metropolis Music. Romance is a brilliant set of torch songs that explore the incredible joy and heartbreak of falling in love.1...

Recorded with 8x GRAMMY½ Award-winning Producer Dave Cobb (Brandi Carlile, Chris Stapleton), Sad Bird is highlighted by the lushly textured, vulnerable first single, "Her". With an understated yet captivating sound informed by longtime influences like...

Recorded near the end of her MGM era, 1968's Connie and Clyde found the '60s superstar looking back to the swingin' '30s. Here are the 12 tunes from that LP: fabulous Don Costa arrangements of Ain't Misbehavin'; Just a Gigolo; Am I Blue?; Ace in the...

Recorded in Paris in 1957 with the Guy Lafitte Orchestra. Blues and gospel vocalist Brother John Sellers is captured in the hard driving "shout" blues style in the tradition of Joe Turner, Jimmy Witherspoon and Jimmy Rushing. 15 tracks: Lucy Mae Blues,...

Recorded in Montreal in early 1968, this R6 rarity comes out to you in all it's psyched-out glory, featuring long, mind-blowing jams with fuzzed-out guitar, wailing organs & screaming vocals. The influences of Iron Butterfly, Santana & the Mothers of...

Recorded between 1945 and 1948. Accompanied by Carl Fisher and Paul Dunlap Orchestra's.1. S' Posin' 2. I May Be Wrong 3. All of Me 4. Two Loves Have I 5. Baby, That Ain't Right 6. It Only Happens Once 7. Black and Blue 8. Put Yourself in My Place, Baby 9...

Recorded at the Blue Note Jazz Club in Chicago, IL in 1951. All 14 tracks are previously unreleased. Lead singer Sonny Til is joined by George Nelson, Johnny Reed, Alex Sharp, Ralph "Oopie" Williams.1. I May Be Wrong 2. Would I Love You 3. It's Too Soon...

Reaching out to soldiers in need during the WWII era, Vera Lynn was nicknamed the "The Forces' Sweetheart." the British vocalist touched thousands separated during the war with heartfelt recordings including "The White Cliffs of Dover" and "We'll Meet...

Raised by musician parents in Jackson, Mississippi, singer/songwriter, actress and author Nanette Workman has been based in Quebec, Canada for most of her career. In 1966 Workman recorded her first French language single, "El Maintenant," which rose to...