jump 'n the saddle
jump 'n the saddle
Hey, Moe—ya ready to do "The Curly Shuffle?" Having jumped into the neo-country saddle with our reissue of the Rank & File albums, we had to lasso thi..
judy henske
judy henske
Judy's 1963 debut for Elektra was a live affair recorded in front of a well-oiled studio audience, the perfect venue for not only her passionate singi..
journeymen
journeymen
Their debut record included '500 Miles; Ride, Ride, Ride; Soft Blow the Summer Winds; Cumberland Mountain Deer Chase; Make Me a Pallet; River Come Dow..
bobby hackett
jazz ultimate/coast concert
When we were combing through Bobby’s Capitol catalog in search of perfect pairings, these two records practically jumped out at us—both team trumpeter..
bobby darin
it's you or no one
hough Bobby recorded this record back in 1960, Atco didn’t release it until 1963. The problem was that he had just emerged from teen idol-dom with his..
the everly brothers
it's everly time
Don and Phil hit the ground running after their leap from Cadence to Warner Bros. in 1960, releasing this classic Top Ten album that featured Don’s ow..
the everly brothers
instant party!
Recorded in November 1961 right before Don and Phil began a six-month hitch in the Marine Corps, "Instant Party" offered the same mix of Broadway and ..
brothers four
in person/cross country concert
In Person' and 'Cross-Country Concert' are live albums that the group released consecutively in 1962 and 1963. Both charted, yet, despite the fact the..
the everly brothers
in our image
Another lost Everlys classic, this 1966 album collected most of the singles the duo had recorded over the past year or so, many of which hit the chart..
beaver & krause
in a wild sanctuary
In a Wild Sanctuary was Beaver & Krause's first album for Warner Bros., and in its own way it was every bit as groundbreaking as their 'Nonesuch Guide..
sammy davis jr
if i ruled the world
Sammy once again headed back to Broadway on this 1965 album for another set of great songs taken from top musicals, and why not, for he himself was st..
sammy davis jr
i've gotta be me
Most people associate the title tune with Sammy, but Steve Lawrence was the first to sing it, in a show ('Golden Rainbow') written for him and Eydie G..