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The Best of Michael Franks: A Backward Glance...

Lucky Lucy Ann...

The Manhattan Transfer...

With Innocent Of Nothing, Marilyn's beautiful and beguiling 2006 Prana Entertainment release, this gloriously gifted vocalist and songwriter has fashioned a stunning collection of ten tracks that manages to sound fresh and familiar, yet instantly recognizable and utterly unique."Marilyn is one of th...

Pastiche...

In 1977, Inner City gather together a roster of all-star jazz players and took them into a New York Studio to recreate with modern arrangements, some of the classic Eddie Jefferson songs that have become a part of vocal jazz in our times. "In arranging Eddie Jefferson’s re-emergence as a perform...

This album is dedicated to the men and women of the US Coast Guard in tribute to the lives they have saved and to the service they have rendered their country. Always Ready is a patriotic Americana compilation of two groups of recordings from the US Coast Guard Band. Selections 1-13 are marching b...

This 2-CD anthology takes its title from the debut for a vocal trio that lived up to it: Lambert, Hendricks & Ross wove its magic from two men and a woman ready to push jazz vocals to a post-bop frontier built on the vocalese of Ella Fitzgerald and Eddie Jefferson (the spark behind King Pleasure'...

Giants of Jazz: Mark Murphy...

Two classics from the late, sleek and sultry Julie London -- 'Calendar Girl' from 1956 and 1959's 'Your Number Please' -- on 1 CD. Reissued in 1997, tracks 1-13 appear in mono and 14-25 in stereo. Features many time-honored standards: 'June In January,' 'I'll Remember April,' 'Making Whoopie,' 'When...