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If you thought Ella pioneered the songbook album, know this: Lee's preceded hers by 15 years. Here are her first two: 16 songs featuring Fats Waller, Bunny Berigan, Eddie Condon, Bud Freeman and many...

Lee followed her 1939-40 Gershwin and Porter records with these; together, they make up the most lasting creations of her career. Here are her exquisite interpretations of Let's Fall in Love; a Ship...

This never before released session from 1972 (produced by John Bentley) features the Deep South guitarist Big Joe Williams in a solo setting with only his mighty voice & his 9-string guitar,...

21 tracks from pianist in trio setting feat. Al Lucas-bass & Jack "The Bear" Parker-drums.1. 8th Avenue Express (Take 1) 2. 8th Avenue Express (Take 2) 3. Limehouse Blues 4. Froggy Bottom (Take 1) 5...

Robert Pete Williams on guitar and vocals recorded in 1971, except three tracks are from 1950. Tracks: Broken-Hearted Man, May Rise Out of My Tomb, Lord, Help Poor Me, No One to Care for Me, Sick And...

This CD contains music pianist Teddy Wilson recorded on June 4,1967 in Manchester while on tour in England. Here he's joined by bassist Peter Chapman and drummer Johnny Richardson. Song include...

W. Wild Bill Davison-cornet; Muggsy Spanier & Oran "Hot Lips" Page-trumpet+, 10 tracks.1. Jazz Band Ball 2. Baby Won't You Please Come Home 3. Panama 4. Brunies' Blues 5. When Your Lover Has Gone 6...

Recorded live in New York City, April 26, 1947, w. Muggsy Spanier, Johnny Windhurst, Sidney Bechet, Jack Teagarden, Ed Phife, Harlow Atwood+, 17 cuts.1. Fidgety Feet 2. Sweet Lovin' Man 3. Muskrat...

Pete Johnson, Meade Lux Lewis, Albert Ammons... they all learned their boogie-woogie from a groundskeeper at Comiskey Park, Jimmy Yancey. This historic release includes 12 of the first 18 sides he...