The great Philly soul band Touch of Class featured Pete and Gerald Jackson, writers of Vickie Sue Ro...
Son of boogie woogie pianist Albert Ammons, tenor saxophonist Gene "Jug" Ammons is often cited as on...
The great Wild Bill Davis was, like Jimmy Smith, who cited him as a primary influence, both an innov...
The most famous virtuoso of the theater organ in the modern age, George Wright was in constant deman...
A Cuban émigré living in Miami following the Cuban embargo in 1959, the comedian El Tadeo became som...
Tony Pastor was an Italian American novelty singer and tenor saxophonist, who played tenor sax with,...
A series of rare funky productions from the 80's and 90's previously released on hard to find tiny i...
A Cuban imigre living in Miami following the Cuban embargo in 1959, the comedian El Tadeo became som...
The highly prized late 1950's recordings of bolero singer Doris De La Torre, one of the leading figu...
A wonderful compilation of the most popular artists of Cuban heritage that were living and performin...
The music of the guajira is a form of Cuban musica campesina, or Cuban country music, with lyrics th...
Directly after World War II, the great Duke Ellington recorded his most ambitious and experimental w...
One of the most musical drummers there ever was, Cozy Cole is best remembered for his 1958 #1 hit "T...
Los Caminantes were one of the first small Cuban combos to emigrate to Miami following the Cuban emb...
Carlos Manuel Santana was an opera singer who hailed from Havana, Cuba. He studied at the Hubert de...
This rare recording captures the legendary tenor saxophonist Dexter Gordon live in concert at the Bo...
