Boogie-Woogie: Best Sellers

After releasing three very successful solo albums of contemporary jazz in a row -- 1978's Rainbow Seeker, 1979's [more]

Despite the romantic title, these are private recordings done in Pinetop's home in Chicago in 1996 and 1997. This album [more]

Premier boogie-woogie pianist Mark Lincoln Braun (aka Mr. B) has released a good handful of recordings as a leader, mainly for local Michigan-based [more]

These superstar guest "friends" affairs can get awfully tiresome, but this one is better than most. It was [more]

With her kinetic stride piano style and her sassy, wispy voice, Cleo Brown had the talent, energy, and personality to be a [more]

With all due respect to his star vocalists Marion Hutton, Ray Eberle, and Tex Beneke, this album of 22 [more]

Piano Red had been playing professionally for about a couple of decades before making a proper start to his recording [more]

As its title suggests, Back to Back presents alternate performances by Michigan-based boogie-woogie pianists Mr. B (aka Mark [more]

This Snapper compilation features 20 tracks that Big Joe Turner recorded in the '50s for the Atlantic label. Several of his top [more]