Kissin', Twistin', Goin' Where the Boys Are: The Early 1960s

5-CD LP-sized Box-Set with 32-page full color illustrate booklet. Picking up where our highly acclaimed White Sox, Pink Lipstick and Stupid Cupid left off in 1959, this set takes Connie's career up to the Spring of 1962, and includes all of her English language recordings from those years. Few singers from that era covered so many bases so convincingly. She did classic 1920s and 1930s pop, country songs, cabaret, and rock 'n' roll. The chart placings speak for themselves. Among the Connie Francis Hall of Fame recordings on this set are Everybody's Somebody's Fool, My Heart Has A Mind Of Its Own, Where The Boys Are, and Don't Break The Heart That Loves You. We've also included the rare Australian Award Winning Motion Picture Hits LP in Stereo.

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2009 five CD set containing 100 classic tracks by this legendary artist, one of the biggest selling and best remembered musical icons of all time. The five discs are housed in striking contemporary packaging, embossed slipcases and the booklet includes an artist biography. Includes 'Que Sera Sera', 'Secret Love', 'Confess', 'A Guy Is a Guy' and many more. DMG 100..

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(2-CD set) Gus Arnheim's 5 year residence at the Coconut Grove marked a period of its highest popularity; his name was synonymous with the Grove. What has now become known as the 'West Coast Sound' was particularly apparent in Arnheim's presentation. The driving rhythms and hot solo breaks of the New York band were contrary to a smoother, sweeter, more refined style of playing in L.A. This style had a strong emphasis on the sax and reed sections, with a more held-back melody line. He began

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3 CD set containing 36 of the best songs from Ferrante and Teicher..

Bernard Herrmann's unused score for Alfred Hitchcock's dour 1966 Cold War drama has gained such a reputation that this Varese Sarabande release marks no less than its third recording. The aborted ninth and final effort by one of the greatest director-composer collaborations in film history (Herrmann's refusal to bow to Hitchcock's and the studio's pressures to deliver a ''pop'' score led to the permanent severing of the relationship and a replacement soundtrack composed by John Addison) recalls

disl 4 from the reprise collection. no box, no art work, no linear notes. this is one cd, titled disk four. The pundits claim that Ol' Blue Eyes did his best work with Columbia in the '50s, but there's more great '60s and '70s stuff here than you can shake a stick at. After all, Sinatra wouldn't start his own label only to sing schlock. This four-CD set was released to celebrate The Chairman's 75th birthday and it traces the mellowing of that tremendous voice like the aging of a fine wine. It

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Original soundtrack to the 2009 motion picture, composed by Ilan Eshkeri (Layer Cake) and performed by the London Metropolitan Orchestra. The film and soundtrack release feature an exclusive and brand new track from Sinead O'Connor. The Young Victoria is a dramatization of the turbulent first years of Queen Victoria's rule, and her enduring romance with Prince Albert. EMI. 2009..

Pete Rugolo was one of the 20th century's most gifted and influential arranger-composers working in the fields of big bands and jazz. Born in Sicily in 1915, his parents emigrated to the States in 1920, a move that saw Pete grow up in California. He studied composition at Mills College, California, with classical composer Darius Milhaud. Rugolo's big break came in 1945 when, having been discharged from the Army, he joined the Stan Kenton Orchestra as its chief arranger, composer and occasional