VA Loma

This compilation is a mix of the loved and cherished sides as played on the Northern Soul scene from the early 70s onwards, to brand new master tape finds that will give this ageing cultural movement a timely shot in the arm for the '20s and beyond. Includes tracks by the Marvellos, the Invincibles, Ben Aiken, Carl Hall, Linda Jones, Delilah Kennebreuw, the Apollas, Clyde & the Blue Jays, the Olympics, Billy Storm, and many others.

Loma's releases met with mixed, but mainly poor results; the majority of Loma's output not even registering in the Billboard charts. Acknowledging this, and perhaps perceiving greater shifts in musical tastes, the label tried to broaden its appeal half way through its short life by releasing 45's aimed more squarely at a young, white audience and catering for the growing demand for beat group, garage, folk-rock and psychedelic sounds.

Kings of Swing Collection contains the definitive Artists & Jazz Swing. The Best hits from Don Redman And His Orchestra, Luis Russell And His Orchestra, Cab Calloway And His Orchestra and many more.

Acrobat Presents Americas Greatest Hits 1944 album 94 original hits and the original artists genre Pop, Rock. Includes tracks by Glen Gray The Casa Loma Orch. With Eugenie Baird, Ella Mae Morse, David Rose, The Pied Pipers and more.

Following the fantastic success of the Best 100 series; EMI now present Best Jazz 100 Jazz, a great value 6 disc set. Jazz is the epitome of cool; it is a music of infinite variety and timeless appeal. This 6 CD set BEST JAZZ 100 offers just that! This collection features the very best in jazz across the ages: From cool swing to burning Latin; husky vocals to smooth ballads; from the new faces on the scene to the classic artists of yesteryear. With each CD representing a different style: Classic Jazz Vocals; Swing Classics; Latin Jazz; Relaxing Jazz; Jazz Ballads and Legends of Jazz there's something here for everyone.

From infectious African rhythms and Latin grooves to far-flung gems from Indian and Chinese cultures, this is an album guaranteed to broaden a child’s musical horizons.

The Standard Collection Moonglow contains the definitive Artists & Jazz, Easy Listening. The Best hits from Joe Venuti & His Orchestra, Ethel Waters, Billie Holiday and many more.

60 éxitos de los grandes compositores cubanos que reflejan la impresionante herencia musical que la isla mágica ha legado al mundo: Aquellos ojos verdes, Ay mama Inés, Bilongo (La negra Tomasa), Bonito y sabroso, Chan Chan, Contigo en la distancia, Cuando calienta el sol, Dos gardenias, Drume negrita, El bodeguero, El manisero, Guantanamera, La última noche, Lágrimas negras, Mambo nº 5, María Cristina, Me lo dijo Adela, Me voy pa’l pueblo, Nosotros, Quizás quizás quizás, Rico vacilón, Sarandonga, Siboney, Son de la loma, Suavecito, Toda una vida, Tú me acostumbraste …

The so-called Great Swing Band Era is generally considered to have started in 1935 when Benny Goodman, playing at the Palomar Ballroom in Los Angeles on August 21 and tiring of what he described as 'mundane' dance music, moved his band into high gear and gave out with some Fletcher Henderson arrangements. Quoting saxophonist Hymie Schertzer, "The place exploded." and Goodman was proclaimed 'King of Swing'. But back in the Twenties there were great bands that played good swingy numbers, bands like those of Whiteman, Goldkette, Waring, Weems, Olsen and Lopez (to name but a few), although the 'swing' wasn't quite the same. The rhythm could often seem a little jerky and sometimes rather on the frantic side. Repertoires were laced with novelty tunes which were much in demand. But who cared? It was the 'Jazz Age', the 'Flapper Era' (take your pick) and everyone was hell-bent on having a good time, making whoopee.

Introducing "Ansonia Records Presents - Salsa Con Estilo - Dance Floor Gems from the Vaults: 1950s - 1980s," a vibrant compilation that traces the musical journey of salsa through the iconic NYC-based Latin label, Ansonia Records and its founder Rafael "Ralph" Pérez. A trailblazer in the U.S. recording industry, Pérez played a pivotal role in shaping the Latin music landscape, particularly during the label's heyday from the 1950s to the 1970s.