CORINTHIAN RECORDS

Only Jo Stafford could sing off-key so precisely! Jo and her husband Paul Weston's butchering of pop standards remains among the most side-splitting musical parody ever recorded, and here are 14 more...

The alter egos of the husband-and-wife team of Paul Weston and Jo Stafford team up for riotous renditions of Stayin' Alive; Take the "A" Train; I Am Woman; Alabamy Bound; the Last Time I Saw Paris;...

From deep in the vaults comes a digital re-release of their unplugged "Jazz" LP featuring the music of Duke Ellington and Fats Waller. The additional bonus tracks comprise the entire Jonathan &...

With Paul Weston & His Orchestra.

15 sterling interpretations of songs from the Great White Way, courtesy of Jo Stafford and Paul Weston! Includes My Romance; Something to Remember You By; I'm Always Chasing Rainbows; Dancing in the...

This CD's subtitled "Greatest Hits," but while it does boast a few (Jambalaya; Shrimp Boats; You Belong to Me; Make Love to Me), it's really notable for containing some standards not available...

Few singers sang or swung the big band sound like Jo Stafford. This collection of '60s and '70s recording puts her together with arrangers Paul Weston, Benny Carter and Billy May on such songs as...

Includes If You've Got the Money I've Got the Time; You Belong to Me; Make Love to Me!; Suddenly There's a Valley; Keep It a Secret; Tennessee Waltz; Teach Me Tonight; It Is No Secret; Kissin' Bug...

Almost none of these 25 single sides have ever been on CD, and they're presented with great sound and photos from Jo's private collection. Includes Blackout the Moon; Love Is Here to Stay; Handsome...

One of the most popular female singers of wartime America reprises some of the era's favorite tunes, including I Left My Heart at the Stage Door Canteen; I'll Be Seeing You; We Mustn't Say Goodbye;...

Includes Happy Holidays; Winter Weather; Sleigh Ride; By the Fireside; I've Got My Love to Keep Me Warm; Jingle Bells/Winter Wonderland, and more. 22 tunes!1. Happy Holiday 2. Winter Weather 3...

Jo was at her jazziest ever on this 1960 release, and indeed how could she not be with a supporting cast that included Ben Webster, Johnny Hodges, Ray Nance, Mel Lewis and a very young Johnny Mandel...