sammy davis jr
sings the big ones for young lovers
This album gave Sammy some room to run, with big band arrangements of then-contemporary favorites sung like they never had been before (or since, for ..
bobby darin
sings ray charles
Bobby’s last recording project for Atco (three other albums of material recorded earlier were released subsequently, see below) was his homage to his ..
connie stevens
sings hank williams song book
Her 1962 collection of songs made famous by Hank Williams! Includes 'Hey, Good Lookin’; I Can’t Help It; Your Cheatin’ Heart; Jambalaya; A Teardrop on..
dean martin
sings
First released as a 10" LP in 1953, and as a 12" two years later, Dino’s debut longplayer
for Capitol featured seven songs from his hit film collabora..
chad mitchell trio
singin' our mind/reflecting
You’ll hear the passion of the protest song movement on 1963’s 'Singin’' and the sadness of the Kennedy assassination on 1964’s Reflecting; together t..
the brothers four
sing of our times/the honey wind blows
Our first two Brothers Four twofers were so warmly received by our customers that doing another one was an easy decision, especially when there were t..
the everly brothers
sing great country hits
Having recorded an album of traditional folk and country tunes, "Songs Our Daddy Taught Us," some five years back, the Everlys were no strangers to co..
the everly brothers
sing
This 1967 album—reissued for the first time here on CD—featured their last American hit for Warner Bros., "Bowling Green," a song about Kentucky from ..
rowans
sibling rivalry/jubilation
Jerry Garcia called them “the California Beatles,” and while the Rowans obviously never had anything close to the commercial success of the Fabs, ther..
wackers
shredder
Shredder' began as a side project for head Wackers Bob Segarini and Randy Bishop, but morphed into a full-fledged Wackers album and, ironically, proba..
davis jr, sammy/f sinatra/d martin
show
Released in early 1966 to tie in with the debut of Sammy’s ill-fated weekly variety show on NBC (which, due to contractual reasons, he had to skip for..
sammy davis jr
shelter of your arms
Sammy was one of Broadway's best interpreters, and this 1964 album ranks at the top of his strolls down the Great White Way, with smashing versions of..