R&B

Hailing from Providence, Rhode Island, The Five Dukes officially formed in 1954 and only made a single record although they were together on and off for about ten years. The actual single they released in 1954 ? ?I Cross My Fingers÷ b/w ?Wheel Baby...

Hailing from Newport News, Virginia, the classic R&B vocal group The West Siders are featured here with their classic 1963 single ?No Tears Left For Crying÷ b/w ?Don't You Know,÷ presented here in its original 45 RPM vinyl mix, newly remastered and...

Hailing from New Haven, Connecticut, The Chestnuts were a popular vocal group that started out as a male quartet - the original members of the group were Reuben White, Lymon Hopkins, his brother Frank, and Jimmy Williams. They became a quintet when they...

Hailing from Montclair, New Jersey, Carol Williams was the first female artist signed to the legendary disco label Salsoul Records. Carol had a string of hits that played an important part in the emerging disco club scene. Presented here is Carol?s...

Hailing from Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, Beverly Ann Gibson was a protegee of the songwriter Julius "Lollipop" Dixon and recorded several singles on Dixon?s Deb Records label, many of which while still in her teens. Presented here is one of her earliest...

Hailing from East Hartford, Connecticut, the Jackson Brothers were an early rock n? roll duo that scored a local hit with ?Troubles.÷ Released on the Candy label in 1959, the 45 RPM issue features ?Baby Baby÷ on the ?A÷ side and ?Troubles÷ on the flip...

Hailing from Brooklyn, New York, The Vilons were comprised of Bobby Alveray (lead); John Pagan (tenor); Santos Torres (second tenor); Louis Torres (baritone) and Cesare Pagan (bass). Presented here is their classic 1963 single, ÷Mother Nature÷ b/w ?Lone...

Hailing from Allentown and Bethlehem, Pennsylvania, The Sinceres were fronted by vocalists Jay Proctor and George 'Lucky' Lloyd who eventually became Jay & The Techniques. Presented here is a previously unreleased Sinceres track titled ?Little Bitty Baby...

Florida born singer L.J. Waiters began his career as an opening act for Lloyd Price and recorded his first single, ?Baby Who's Been Foolin' You÷ b/w ?Why Must A Man Be A Fool÷ in 1969 for the Unity label. This rare soul 45 is presented here, newly...

Features the songs "Wrong, Wrong, Wrong" and 'Six Lonely Days".1. Wrong, Wrong, Wrong 2. Six Lonely Days

Features the songs "Little MIss Perfect" and "What is Love (I Found Love)".1. Little Miss Perfect 2. What Is Love (I Found Love)

Features the songs "Just Beginning to Love You" and "Crying Bitter Tears".1. Just Beginning to Love You 2. Crying Bitter Tears