JASMINE RECORDS

After six years with Decca, during which they sold millions of records, BILL HALEY & HIS COMETS signed with Warner Bros - at that time a relatively new record company - in 1960. The first big name...

This is the first U. K. compilation of Larry Hall's complete catalogue of work released between 1959 and 1962. "Sandy" remains his one American hit, making number 15 in 1959 and was released in the U...

Rene Hall is quite possibly the most underrated musician in America's pop and blues history. As a guitarist he is certainly amongst the very best and is as equally important as an arranger and...

Once described by the influential, international newspaper USA Today as "The greatest Rock star you never heard of", and often referred to as "The French Elvis", Johnny Hallyday was a megastar in...

He transformed from the son of a preacher into a cowboy, then into a Hollywood badman with a lifestyle to match, then into a much-loved born-again Christian - and his songwriting and performing...

Jasmine continues it's Roy Hamilton output with a twenty-four track CD containing the singer's Epic label 45s issued between 1960 and 1962. Contains the 'almost a British hit', You Can Have Her...

Earl Solomon Burroughs - aka Jack Hammer - was one of America's most enduring and versatile talents. A multilingual singer, songwriter, poet, pianist, dancer, actor, comedian, impressionist,...

Although perhaps one of the Brill Building's less obvious names, Paul Hampton is indelibly linked to one of the most celebrated songwriting duos of the 20th Century, Burt Bacharach and Hal David, as...

UK collection. Peppermint Harris was a true original with a brilliant way with words which made him a superlative songwriter having many of his compositions recorded by top blues artists such as B. B...

Harris issued a huge number of singles for RCA between 1946 and 1954, and a lot of these have not been re-issued since. This compilation aims to bring the best of those sides back into print,...

? One-time lead singer of The Lamplighters (aka The Sharps), Thurston Harris left for a solo career in 1957. His first solo release (on which he was backed by The Sharps) was the million-selling...

Amongst the African American communities of the 1940s Wynonie Harris was a star, probably what we nowadays would like to call a superstar. Strangely as rock & roll gripped the world in the 1950s no...