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1	The Comfort Zone (1991) more music like this by Vanessa Williams Typically, Vanessa Williams' albums are mixed bags. She's at her most exciting when taking chances and coming from the heart, and at her worst when recording frightfully dull material that is designed strictly for commercial radio airplay. This is certainly true of her sophomore effort, The Comfort Zone. Williams is at her best on the sexy, ... see all copies from $1.99! new only from $5.00!
2	Like Someone in Love (1957) more music like this by Ella Fitzgerald Ella Fitzgerald was accompanied by an orchestra arranged by Frank DeVol for this fine studio session; the CD reissue has been augmented by four selections recorded a month later. Most of the songs are veteran standards, Stan Getz's warm tenor helps out on four tunes, and -- although this is not an essential release -- her voice was so strong and ... see all copies from $8.00! new only from $9.00!
3	A Man Ain't Supposed to Cry (1958) more music like this by Joe Williams During the mid-'50s, Joe Williams was one of the hottest properties in vocal jazz thanks to a big hit recorded with the Count Basie Orchestra ("Every Day I Have the Blues"). But when he moved from Verve to Roulette a few years later, he modified his version of the big-band blues for his first album with the label. Roulette owner Morris Levy was ... see all copies from $2.22! new only from $5.85!
4	Walking to New Orleans [Box] (2002) more music like this by Fats Domino Of all the early rock & rollers, Fats Domino gets a short shrift. Too easygoing for rockers, too popular for New Orleans R&B devotees, he fell into a middle ground -- a middle ground that was extremely popular at the time, but didn't give him the proper respect within hipster history, probably because his music is just so damn enjoyable. Few ... see all copies from $44.00! new only from $44.00!
5	Arthur Prysock and Count Basie (1965) more music like this by Arthur Prysock and Count Basie Seven saxes are led by Lockjaw Davis in a big band that drives Prysock. Eleven songs, the best of which are, "I Could Write a Book" and "Don't Go Fo' Strangers." Michael G. Nastos, All Music Guide see all copies from $10.01! new only from $10.01!
6	Lush Life [Bonus Track] (2007) more music like this by Lou Donaldson After brief sojourns at Argo and Cadet, Lou Donaldson marked his 1967 return by recording Lush Life, the grandest project he ever attempted. With its plush arrangements and unabashedly pretty melodies, Lush Life stands in stark contrast to everything else he cut in the '60s. There are no blues, no stabs at soul-jazz grooves, no hard bop -- only ... see all copies from $5.78! new only from $5.78!
7	Golden Age of American Rock 'N' Roll: Special Doo Wop (2004) more music like this by Various Artists This special edition of Ace's extensive The Golden Age of American Rock'n'Roll series of 1950s and early-'60s oldies' anthologies only makes perfect sense as a purchase if you're collecting every volume. For its 30 tracks are entirely devoted to filling in gaps not covered by the other dozen volumes -- specifically, doo wop chart singles from 1953 ... see all copies from $19.36! new only from $19.36!
8	Jukebox Hits 1936-1949 (2005) more music like this by Andy Kirk & His Clouds of Joy see all copies from $17.79! new only from $17.79!
9	Harley Davidson & the Marlboro Man (1991) more music like this by Original Soundtrack see all copies from $49.97! new only from $49.97!
10	Lady Time (1978) more music like this by Ella Fitzgerald This CD places Ella Fitzgerald (then 60) in an unusual setting. Joined only by organist Jackie Davis and drummer Louie Bellson, she tackles a wide variety of material that ranges from "I'm Walkin'" and "I Cried for You" to "Mack the Knife" (which did not need to be remade) and "And the Angels Sing." Not one of her more essential releases, Lady ... see all copies from $6.67! new only from $9.00!
11 view cover	Lush Life (1967) more music like this by Lou Donaldson After brief sojourns at Argo and Cadet, Lou Donaldson marked his 1967 return by recording Lush Life, the grandest project he ever attempted. With its plush arrangements and unabashedly pretty melodies, Lush Life stands in stark contrast to everything else he cut in the '60s. There are no blues, no stabs at soul-jazz grooves, no hard bop -- only ... see all copies from $7.50! new only from $10.84!
12 view cover	Jazz 'Round Midnight: Billy Eckstine (1994) more music like this by Billy Eckstine see all copies from $9.50! new only from $9.50!
13 view cover	Fabulous Mr. D/Fats Domino Swings (1998) more music like this by Fats Domino In 1998, Collectables released Fabulous Mr. D/Fats Domino Swings, which contained two complete albums -- Fabulous Mr. D (1958, originally released on Imperial) and Fats Domino Swings (1958, also originally released on Imperial) -- by New Orleans rock & roll pioneer Fats Domino on one compact disc. Tim Sendra, All Music Guide see all copies from $14.83! new only from $14.83!
14 view cover	Side by Side (1998) more music like this by Kay Starr see all copies from $5.00!
15 view cover	Songs by Kay Starr (1956) more music like this by Kay Starr see all copies from $8.00!
16 view cover	Double Live from the U.S.A. and U.K. (2001) more music like this by Dave Brubeck Quartet The stockpile of unreleased recordings by Dave Brubeck grew during the 1990s, as Telarc would plan CDs and then change its mind about the order in which to release various titles by the veteran pianist. So this two-CD set is by no means a compilation of leftover material, but some of his finest work during that decade. The first disc consists of ... see all copies from $8.95! new only from $13.18!
17 view cover	Artist Selects (2005) more music like this by Lou Donaldson Alto saxophonist Lou Donaldson selected these 13 tracks as his personal favorites that he recorded for Blue Note between 1952 and 1968. During those 16 years, Donaldson embraced bebop, hard bop, and soul-jazz, thanks in part to the cavalcade of legendary musicians who passed through his band, including Horace Silver, Clifford Brown, Art Blakey, ... see all copies from $13.88! new only from $13.88!
18 view cover	The Legendary Imperial Recordings, Vol. 2 (2007) more music like this by Fats Domino see all copies from $1.99! new only from $10.69!
19 view cover	Co-Ed Records Story (2000) more music like this by Various Artists Coed was one of the crowd of New York labels riding the doo wop and light pop-rock wave in the late '50s and early '60s. It was not hugely successful, but it was more successful than some, getting some big hits with the Crests and the Duprees, as well as lower-charting items by acts like the Rivieras and Trade Martin. Its group harmony sides, ... see all copies from $17.74! new only from $17.74!
20 view cover	After Hours (2004) more music like this by Willis "Gator" Jackson Like Arnett Cobb, Willis "Gator" Jackson was a hard-blowing tenor saxophonist who had no problem making the transition from the honker school of the '40s and early '50s to the soul-jazz and organ combos of the late '50s and '60s. The '60s, in fact, were an extremely productive time for Jackson, who recorded for Prestige throughout that decade and ... see all copies from $14.49! new only from $14.49!
21 view cover	Best of Jazz Piano [Jazz After Hours] (2001) more music like this by Various Artists see all copies from $6.35! new only from $8.25!
22	They Call Me the Fat Man: The Legendary Imperial Recordings (1991) more music like this by Fats Domino If you can't quite finance the Bear Family box, this four-disc compilation is the next best thing; an even 100 of the best Imperial sides, including a great many from 1958 on that turn up in crystal-clear stereo (as they also do on the Bear Family package). All the hits are aboard, along with a nice cross section of the important non-hits. The ... see all copies from $8.00!
23 view cover	From the Heart (1961) more music like this by Hank Crawford Recorded in 1962 with most of the same band that made Soul Clinic, Hank Crawford turns in a simmering, deep soul performance that draws in equal parts from Ray Charles' R&B, James Moody's blues and Duke Ellington's swing. Accompanied by Texas tenor giant David "Fathead" Newman, baritone saxophonist Leroy Cooper, trumpeters John Hunt and Phil ... see all copies from $40.00! new only from $60.00!
24 view cover	Only Trust Your Heart (2000) more music like this by Jim Tomlinson This is a pleasant, very traditional jazz offering from British tenor saxophonist Jim Tomlinson, who is strongly influenced by the suave, pre-bop style of Lester Young. Leading off with a "Sweet Georgia Brown"-based original called "Makin' Brownies," Tomlinson and band establish a confident, swinging feel that sets up strong solos by the leader, ... see all copies from $13.64! new only from $13.64!
25 view cover	50 Greatest Hits (2000) more music like this by Fats Domino Double Platinum's 2000 release 50 Greatest Hits shouldn't be taken on face value, as it does miss some big hits from the '60s. Nevertheless, as budget-line Fats Domino complilations go this is undeniably within the first ranks, as it's a collection of his earliest Imperial singles from the late '40s and '50s, with not a bad song in the bunch. ... see all copies from $22.51! new only from $22.51!

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