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An Empire Brass Christmas is a terrific collection of traditional carols and hymns, all given stately, attractive, classical arrangements. It doesn't ... More

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Ethel Waters is heard at the twilight of her career during this live performance. Recorded a decade after her last studio recordings, this was the ... More

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This nine-song CD (up one from the eight-song LP version issued by Decca in the early '60s) is an excellent studio representation of Louis Armstrong ... More

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Best of Al Donahue encompasses several of the bandleader's sweet light pop arrangements of familiar songs, including "Darn That Dream," "Jeepers ... More

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Nick Lucas is a somewhat forgotten name in music. One of the first talented jazz guitar soloists, his guitar playing (with the exception of a couple ... More

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A native of David City, Nevada, Ruth Etting began her musical career in Chicago where she developed a style that could be said to epitomize the art ... More

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For this set, it was Quincy Jones's turn to provide a program for the Basie Orchestra. All nine of the originals are virtually forgotten today but ... More

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The radio hit "Mame," like many great moments in music history, can almost be seen as something of a defiant act in the face of a Hit Parade that had ... More

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At this point, Louis Armstrong's personality and vocals dominated his performances. His brief trumpet solos were concise and made every note count, ... More

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This long out-of-print Lp (which does not include recording dates or personnel) has ten of the more commercial selections that Louis Armstrong ... More

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Metro was MGM's mid-'60s budget imprint that reissued recordings from various labels under the MGM umbrella. Hello Louis! was released in 1965 in ... More

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When Finland's Apocalyptica released 1996's self-explanatory Plays Metallica by Four Cellos instrumental album, their convincing classical ... More

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Howard Prince essays his brand of mainstream jazz with considerable energy and conviction on Double Take, on which he's joined by players including ... More

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The title cut and "Cabaret" from this mostly vocal session were big hits, but most of the other selections are only passable due to his charm. There ... More

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The soundtrack to Richard Linklater's period crime drama The Newton Boys contains excerpts from Edward D. Barnes' songs and new interpretations of ... More

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This single CD, unlike the more comprehensive Classics series, has just some of the highlights from Louis Armstrong's Victor recordings of 1932-1933. ... More

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