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Includes compositions by Chopin, Liszt, Schumann, Scriabin, Mendelssohn, Beethoven, Gluck Sgatmbati, plus themes and title music by Gerald Gouriet.... read more

Rare rock and soul – with performances by The Drifters, Dionne Warwick, dee Dee Sharp, The Ronettes, Bobby Freeman, and George & Teddy!... read more

Back in the 60s, Memphis Gold was Stax Records Gold – and there's no finer proof of that fact than this classic compilation! The set's got a funky-lookin' Buddah on the cover – and is overflowing with classic early Stax/Volt hits. Titles include "My Lover's Prayer" and "... read more

Back in the 60s, Memphis Gold was Stax Records Gold – and there's no finer proof of that fact than this classic compilation! Titles include "Baby" by Carla Thomas, "Everybody Loves A Winner" by William Bell, "Soul Finger" by The Bar-Kays, "Your Good... read more

Includes tracks by the Chicago Blues Dance Orchestra, Greenwich Village Orchestra, Perry's Orchestra, Pinkie's Birmingham Five, Original Memphis Melody Boys, Art Kahn & His Orchestra, Al Siegel & His Orchestra, Midway Garden Orchestra, Midway Dance Orchestra, and Ragpickers/Dixie Boys.... read more

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Features work by Lyman Woodard, Ramsey Lewis, Dexter Gordon, Stan Getz, and Larry Nozero!... read more

Includes tracks by the Memphis Jug Band, Mississippi Sarah, Jack Kelly, Tommy Bradley, Gus Cannon, Jed Davenport, the Cincinnati Jug Band, and others.... read more

A collection of instrumentals either recorded for Motown by groups like the San Remo Golden Strings, the Crusaders or Junior Walker, or the instrumental backing tracks used by their vocalists, released here on their short lived Natural Resources subsidiary. 9 tracks in all: "Hungry For... read more

First volume in this series from WBLS jock Mr Magic. All the big early Profile hits from 1981-84, 12 tracks in all: Word of Mouth "King Kut", with the Profile big beat sound, Disco 4 " We're At The Party", Pebblee-Poo "A Fly Guy" (an answer to the Boogie Boys "Fl... read more

Double LP collection from 1987-88. Public Enemy "Don't Believe The Hype", EPMD "Strictly Business" (club mix), De La Soul "Plug Tunin", Rob Base & DJ E-Z Rock "It Takes Two", Kool Moe Dee "Wild Wild West" (extended remix), Salt-N-Pepa "Push... read more

A great record of African pop from the late 50's, featuring groups like The Country Jazz Band, "The Sharpetown Swingers, The Melotone Brothers, and Elias and His Jazz Flutes. The cover's got a Kodachrome image with primitive dancers, but the sound on the tracks is fairly modern.... read more

A pretty good overview of the work that Celluloid Records was doing on the African front – featuring tracks from a variety of the label's best releases of the early 80s! The set list includes 4 tunes by Toure Kunda – "Emma", "Ne Nam 2", "Salya", and "B... read more

Includes tracks by George McClennon's Jazz Devils, Buddy Christian's Creole Five & Jazz Rippers, and the New Orleans Blue Five.... read more

Includes tracks by King Oliver's Jazz Band, Piron's New Orleans Orchestra, Joe Mannone's Harmony Kings, Johnnie Miller's New Orleans Frolickers, and Alberta Brown.... read more

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Hip live material – featuring work by Roberta Flack, BB King, Curtis Mayfield, LesMcCann, Billy Eckstine, and Herbie Mann!... read more

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Includes music by Joy, I:Cube, Sylk 130 featuring Mark Bell, Erro, and others picked by Gilb-R.... read more

A remarkable collection of psychedelic and garage rock that at this point really needs no introduction from us. 27 amazing tracks of seminal rock, including the Electric Prunes "I Had Too Much To Dream Last Night", the Standells "Dirty Water", the Shadows Of Knight "Oh... read more

Featuring Ann-Margret, Ethel Ennis, Gale Garnett, Ketty Lester, Glenn Yarbrough, and more.... read more

Features work by Memphis Minnie, Johnny Temple, Peetie Wheatstraw, Scrapper Blackwell, Georgia White, and others!... read more

Includes performances by Tommy Ladnier, Shirley Clay, Punch Miller, Bob Shoffner, BT Wingfield, and Dave Nelson.... read more

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A pretty cool look at the sound of hip at the end of the 50s – with contributions from just about every jazz label on the market!... read more

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Recorded live at the Reggae Sunsplash festival in 1981, with a tremendous line up paying tribute to Bob Marley: Steel Pulse ("Sound System" & "Handsworth Revolution"), Rita Marley & I Threes, the Melody Makers & the Wailers, Eek A Mouse with the Wailers, Denis Brown... read more

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Includes benny carter, Coleman Hawkins, Jack Hylton, Meade Lux Lewis, Fletcher Henderson, Duke Ellington, Buck Washinton, and Horase Henderson.... read more

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Excellent compilation of Disco Not Disco style new wave tracks, on the awesome Ze imprint, with a great meeting of downtown new wave and disco sensibilities. 6 tracks in all: material "Busting Out", Was (Not Was) "Wheel Me Out", Christina "Drive My Car", Gichy Dan... read more

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Features work by Lord Creator, Jimmy Cliff, The Techniques, Winston Samuel, and The Charmers.... read more

Great Pacific Jazz material – with work by Chet Baker, Bob Brookmeyer, Harry Edison, Phil Ursu, Bill Perkins, James Clay, and Art Pepper!... read more

A wealth of popular cuts from Mali, Congo, Zaire, Cameroun, and the Central African Republic!... read more

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Mod, retro, and tripped-out grooves – a great sampling of some of the most playful work on the Italian scene of the past few years – including a huge number of artists that we only know from singles! The approach here takes off from the sound first crafted by some of the Irma La Douce... read more

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Scored by Ken Thorne, and produced by Giorgio Moroder.... read more

In the tradition of Schoolhouse Funk, this album features tunes recorded by a number of different no-name college jazz bands of the late 60s – although the vintage of the set (1969) means that it contains less funk and more straight ahead jazz. Highlights include a version of "Corcovado&... read more

A great little entry into a genre that got way too overdone and way too cluttered by the end of the 80s – but which was surprisingly fresh at the time of this initial release! The set pays tribute to the late Thelonious Monk, but does so by moving way past his modern jazz roots – and... read more

An unusual collection – not so much for the first disc, which features vintage bop sides from Columbia Records, mostly late 50s – but for the second one, which features unusual material recorded for the label in the mid 70s – titles by the Sadik Hakim Trio, Tommy Flanagan Duo, Al... read more

A great little compilation – with exclusive material! This looks like a Pacific Jazz best of – but it's actually a special collection that features some tunes that never appeared on other records, played by some of the label's hippest soul jazz artists. Titles include "One More... read more

Includes work by Makonga Tshole Band, Amaswazi Emvelo & Mahlathini, Dikika, Aabafakasi, and Jozi.... read more

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A classic compilation of "oldies", put together back in the day when most of the tunes were only a few years old! The compilation was done by Chess in conjunction with Chicago pop powerhouse station WLS – and it's got a great goofy photo on the front that features all of the young... read more

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Nice comp of old school (...okay, what passes for old school these days) cuts: Schoolly D "PSK What Does It Mean?", Ultramag "Ego Trippin", Fearless Four "Rockin It", Treacherous Three "Body Rock", Just Ice "Going Way Back", Steady B "Bring The... read more

Includes tracks by Jimmy Bertrand's Washboard Wizards, the Beal Street Washboard Band, Clarence Williams & His Wahboard Band, the Chicago Stompers, and the Alabama Washboard Stompers.... read more

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Not the 50s West Coast Jazz, but earlier music by Spikes' Seven Pops Of Pepper Orchestra, Sonny Clay's Plantation Orchestra, Curtis Mosby with His Dixieland Blue Blowers, the Dixie Serenaders, Reb Spike's Majors & Minors, and others.... read more

Includes recordings by Bill Boyd, Bob Wills, Milton Brown, Harry Choats, Hackberry Ramblers and Lightcrust Doughboys.... read more

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