The Hit Makers! Les Paul and Mary Ford
The 10 inch LP version of The Hit Makers! originated in 1953 and featured eight tracks only, It was a delightful showcase for the brilliant guitar work of Les Paul and the sultry voice of Mary Ford.
Read moreThe 10 inch LP version of The Hit Makers! originated in 1953 and featured eight tracks only, It was a delightful showcase for the brilliant guitar work of Les Paul and the sultry voice of Mary Ford.
Read moreBacked by the inimitable Stax Records session group The Bar-Kays, Isaac Hayes’ second solo record was a simmering masterpiece of hot soul music.
Read moreBob Lind is into his 7th decade of making music, and in his own words, “this new record represents the best work I’ve ever done.” Since his early success, Lind’s songs have grown in lyrical complexity and musicality.
Read moreCo-written by Ann Hampton Callaway and Melissa Manchester, “New Eyes” Is Featured on Callaway’s First Album Of All Originals, “Finding Beauty – Originals, Volume 1”.
Read moreDylan was all of 22 years old when he released Freewheelin’. It was a remarkable achievement that calls for continued appreciation.
Read moreIt’s time for Gram to be recognized officially with induction into both The Country Music Hall of Fame and the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.
Read moreIt’s the 60th anniversary of the classic ‘Meet The Beatles’ album: what a dynamic, explosive and groundbreaking recording it was.
Read moreWhile several of our selections are established country classics, recorded decades ago, there are a few surprises here.
Read moreRoberta Flack was a musical prodigy who entered Howard University at the age of 15. Her debut album First Take deserves to be recognized as one of the most influential jazz albums of all time.
Read moreChris Botti’s superb trumpet tone is front and centre on this album of romantic ballads. His move to Blue Note Records is transformational.
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