Classic Jazz: Best Sellers

The Original Memphis Five may have been geographically challenged (they weren't from Memphis, or North or South [more]

There aren't too many Albert Nicholas collections on the market, and most of those are sets from his 20-year expatriate [more]

Volume eight in the Classics complete chronologically reissued recordings of Wingy Manone documents the singing trumpeter's recording [more]

Although the pair of Don Redman Hep LPs have since been superceded by the Classics CDs, the inclusion of liner notes and a few [more]

Thomas Edison's pioneering Edison Company recorded seemingly everything under the sun between [more]

The University Six were a small group comprised of members of the California Ramblers, a popular big band that only seems to have [more]

This recording was not only Louis Armstrong's finest record of the 1950s but one of the truly classic [more]

Reissued together for the first time on CD, Louis Armstrong's Complete New [more]

This sampler from the Everest catalog is meant to stimulate sales during the Valentine's Day season. Surprisingly, only three of [more]

This 22nd volume in Classics Records' chronological survey of the complete recordings of Louis Armstrong is a bit of a transitional one. It [more]

This intriguing album contains essentially all of tenor saxophonist Johnny Sparrow's solo work, including sides he recorded with his [more]