JASMINE RECORDS

With a career spanning from the 1940s to his death in 2003 and over 100 albums recorded, Slim Dusty was one of Australia's best loved performers and a legend worldwide. 25 newly remastered tracks...

Famously one of legendary Rock'n'Roll manager/impresario Larry Parnes' "Stable Of Stars", Vince Eager'S career longevity rivals that of fellow ex-Parnes' colleagues Marty Wilde and Joe Brown. With...

Snooks Eaglin had a reputation as a "Human Jukebox" such was his vast knowledge of songs and in his early teens he performed in a group with Allen Toussaint. Discovered in his early 20s as a street...

Early Deep Soul Divas gives us an excellent insight into the emerging Black female sound of church-based Soul music that stayed with us for the rest of the 1960s decade. Much of this fine singing and...

In his 90+ years on Earth and 60+ year career, Clint Eastwood has been many things - actor, director, film producer, politician and occasional jazz pianist to name but a few. Clint has also dabbled...

A comprehensive overview of The Edsels output during the life of the group's original line-up. Includes the group's legendary American Top 30 hit RAMA LAMA DING DONG. All the group's A & B sides...

Willie Egan was for many years an unfairly obscure boogie pianist and vocalist who made a brace of fine R&B records throughout the mid to late 1950s. He became something of an international star...

Although they invariably get filed under "One Hit Wonders", The Elegants - an excellent white Doo-Wop quintet from Staten Island, New York - actually charted two further titles, 'Please Believe Me'...

In a prolific, forty-year recording career, singer/drummer/bandleader RAY ELLINGTON covered plenty of musical bases, from Jazz to Pop, touching all known genres in between. During the early/mid 50s,...

Singer/songwriter/pianist BILLY 'THE KID' EMERSON was one of Ike Turner's early 1950s discoveries, whom Ike took to Memphis and introduced to the mighty Sam Phillips at Sun Records. He also...

Known predominantly as a songwriter rather than a singer, Melvin Endsley is chiefly remembered for copyrights like 'Singing The Blues', 'Knee Deep In The Blues', 'Love Me To Pieces', 'I Like Your...

Preston Epps is the only bongo player to achieve legendary status in the history of rock 'n' roll. Bongo Rock remains one of the most popular instrumentals having made America's Top 20 in 1959. This...