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25 track collection features Ada Brown, Mary H. Bradford, and Bennie Moten's Kansas City Orchestra in various settings. Never before issued, the alternate takes are "The Count," "Liza Lee," "Ya Got Love" and "I Wanna Be Around My Baby All the Time."

Two CD collection. Major Lance was one of the most popular soul/R&B singers out of Chicago, enjoying a string of hits for the legendary OKeh Records across the 1960s. Early classics such as 'The Monkey Time', 'Um, Um, Um, Um, Um, Um', 'Hey Little Girl' and 'The Matador' resulted from the patronage of Lance's friend Curtis Mayfield, producer Carl Davis and arranger Johnny Pate. Lance was also popular with British audiences, his stylish persona attracting the admiration of 60s Mods. Although his h

This latest Frog release completes the reissue of all Joe 'King' Oliver's pre 1930 recordings in superior sound quality. It features "The King" at his very best, accompanying the great blues singers from Sippie Wallace to Texas Alexander and on to his outstanding solo and ensemble performances with hot "house" bands. Plus performances alongside other jazz giants such as Clarence Williams, Eddie Lang, Omer Simeon and more. 22 tracks compiled & produced by Paul Swinton and remastered by Ted Kendal

From Okeh, Victor, Decca and test pressings.

From Okeh, Melotone, Vocalion, Brunswick, Victor and Banner sides.

With songs by Curtis Mayfield and harmonies by the Impressions, how could Major Lance lose? Well, let's give due credit to one of the voices of Chicago soul-you'll bask in it's warmth as you hear 16 Okeh classics: the '60s hits The Monkey Time; Um, Um, Um, Um, Um, Um; Hey Little Girl; Sometimes I Wonder; The Matador; Girls; Rhythm; It's the Beat, and more!

The Legendary 1963 Piedmont sides of Mississippi John Hurt, his first since his influential 1928 recordings for the Okeh label. "Folk Songs And Blues" was recorded immediately after Hurt's "rediscovery" on March 24, 26, 29 and April 2, 1963 and released later that year. This album features many of his best known songs including "Candy Man Blues", "Salty Dog", "Spike Driver Blues", "Louis Collins", "Spanish Fandango" and "Avalon Blues." Mississippi John accompanies his gentle, mellow singing with

From Brunswick, Victor, Okeh and Cameo sides.

Double 180 gm vinyl LP pressing housed in a gatefold sleeve. Little Richard is regarded one of the wildest and most frantic rock 'n' rollers, ever. 'The Explosive Little Richard' is his mid-sixties comeback album and his first LP under the label of the revitalized Columbia subsidiary, OKeh. Produced by Larry Williams and Johnny 'Guitar' Watson, it reflects the popular soul sounds of that time. Little Richard had gone full throttle for the powerful Northern soul thang. This set contains some of t

This first volume of Condon recordings features four tunes by the Chicagoans, co-led by Red McKenzie and Condon. Material from the Okeh, Parlophone, Victor, Brunswick, Columbia and Commodore labels.

Double vinyl LP pressing. 2015 release from the Grammy-winning jazz singer. Dee Dee's Feathers is her debut album for OKeh Records and is the first collaboration from Bridgewater and the Grammy- winning New Orleans Jazz Orchestra (NOJO), founded by artistic director and trumpeter Irvin Mayfield. Dee Dee's Feathers is a modern vision of New Orleans and features traditional songs such as 'Big Chief,' 'St. James Infirmary' and 'What a Wonderful World' along with new compositions 'Congo Square' and

25 tracks including "Peaches in the Springtime," "Stealin' Stealin'," "Jazzbo Stomp," "Gator Wobble," and many more from the complete Vocalion & OKeh recordings plus unissued Victor tests. Artists include Will Shade, Vol Stevens, Jennie Clayton, Ben Ramey, Charlie Burse, Will Weldon, Charlie Polk, Jab Jones, Laura Dukes, and Robert Burse.

From Victor, Okeh, Cameo and Brunswick sides.

From Okeh, Columbia, Crown and Decca sides.

From Commodore, Okeh, Decca sides.

From Vocalion, Brunswick, Okeh, Paramount and Victor sides.

From Vocalion, Okeh, Banner and Victor sides.

UK five CD set containing a quintet of albums from the Jazz legend packaged in mini LP sleeves and housed in a slipcase. This set includes Satchmo's Okeh, Columbia and RCA Victor label recordings from 1925-1933. Contains the albums VOL. IV WITH EARL HINES, VOL. V LOUIS IN NEW YORK, VOL. VI ST. LOUIS BLUES, VOL. VII YOU'RE DRIVIN' ME CRAZY and STARDUST.

From Okeh, Brunswick, Victor and Decca sides.

The Missourians were the house band at the Cotton Club for two and a half years starting in 1924 and eventually Cab Calloway took over the band and many of the group backed Cab well into the 1940's. The 24 tracks compiled here were recorded between 1924-1930 on the Okeh and Victor labels and include: Blue Grass Blues, Alabamy Bound, a St. Louie Chant, Prohibition Blues, Market Street Stomp, Swingin' Dem Cats.