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		Bluecoat Man Diz The Doormen, CD,ACE RECORDS UK,Studio, Usually ships within 2 3 days 20100626000752257		$14.39 More Information
		Blues for Dootsie The Blue and Dootone Sides Veteran West Coast horn man Walter Dootsie Williams founded Blue Records in 1949, originally to release the raunchy blue songs of comedian Billy Mitchell the first of these, Song of the Woodpecker, was fairly representative, and over the next two yea		$19.79 More Information
		Chartbusters USA Sunshine Pop Sunshine pop is one of those generic designations that came into use long after the music in question had fallen out of popularity. Featuring sweet, upbeat melodies topped with polished harmonies and frothy arrangements, sunshine pop described the so		$19.79 More Information
		Earth Angel Ace A 21 track anthology from the Du Tone label, it's a deeper look at the group's '50s sides and style, built around the title track that sold five million copies worldwide. Import		$19.79 More Information
		Golden Age of American Rock N Roll Special Bubbling Under Edition In 1959, Billboard magazine began running a bubbling under section under its regular Hot 100 list of chart singles. Varying in size from 15 to 35 positions, these were 45 rpms that had generated some strong regional action, though not enough widespre		$19.79 More Information
		Hollywood Maverick The Gary Paxton Story As something of a less ruthless, more musically inclined Kim Fowley with whom he briefly partnered in his early career, Gary Paxton was an interesting jack of all trades. Working mostly in Hollywood, between the late '50s and late '60s he had his han		$19.79 More Information
		Holy Mackerel Pretenders to Little Richards Throne Like any star who has a lot of big hits, Little Richard spawned his share of imitators in the late 1950s and early '60s, or at least records on which a singer tried to sound like him. It's probably not realized even by most Little Richard fans in par		$19.79 More Information
		London American Label Year by Year 1961 The Ace label's reissue anthologies of singles that appeared on the London American imprint are pretty strange affairs, at least in the eyes of listeners outside of the U.K., where London American licensed a lot of material for British release. This		$19.79 More Information
		Louisiana Saturday Night Like its predecessor Another Saturday Night, also on Ace, this is a compilation of Louisiana swamp pop, the admixture of rock, country, blues, pop, and Cajun that continues to thrive in the region. Most of the 26 tracks are vintage sides from the '60		$19.79 More Information
		My Kind of Blues Ace My Kind of Blues was originally released in late 1960 on the budget label Crown. On this session, B.B. King dropped the smooth big band sound of his previous release, B.B. King Wails, to an instrumentally stripped down unit of bass, drums, piano, and		$14.39 More Information