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The Mello-Kings – Tonight with the Mellokings

The Kossoy Sisters – Bowling Green and Other Folk Songs from the Southern Mountains

Shirley Collins – Sweet England

Lee Andrews – Presenting Lee Andrews and The Hearts

Anita O’Day – Anita O’Day Swings Cole Porter With Billy May

The Five Discs – Presenting The Five Discs

The Channels – Echos Down the Hall

Mal Waldron – Presenting Mal Waldron

John Lee Hooker – House Of The Blues

John Lewis – Grand Encounter: 2° East / 3° West

The Cadillacs – The Crazy Cadillacs

Tal Farlow – The Artistry Of Tal Farlow

The Penguins – Presenting The Penguins

Lloyd Price – Mr. Personality

Tommy Edwards – It’s All In The Game

Wynton Kelly – Kelly Blue

The Moonglows – Presenting The Moonglows

Kenny Drew – Kenny Drew And His Progressive Piano

Kenny Drew Trio – Presenting The Kenny Drew Trio

Curtis Lee – Presenting Curtis Lee

Miles Davis Quintet – Miles: The New Miles Davis Quintet

Coleman Hawkins – The Genius Of Coleman Hawkins

The Penguins – Earth Angel

Johnny Maestro – Troubles in Paradise

The Crests – The Angels Listened

Ary Lobo – Forró Com Ary Lobo

The Elegants – A Knight with The Elegants

Buell Kazee – Buell Kazee Sings and Plays

Don Cornell – Presenting Don Cornell

Kalin Twins – The Kalin Twins

The Mills Brothers – Great Hits

Charlie Barnet – Hop on the Skyliner

The Chordettes – “They’re Riding High” Says Archie

Irene Kral – The Band And I

Ricky Nelson – Ricky Sings Again

Louis Prima, Keely Smith & Sam Butera & The Witnesses – The Call Of The Wildest

Elvis Presley – Elvis’ Christmas Album

Duane Eddy – Especially for You

Louis Armstrong & Ella Fitzgerald – Porgy And Bess

Ella Fitzgerald & Louis Armstrong – Ella & Louis

Dean Martin – This Is Dean Martin

Frank Sinatra – A Jolly Christmas From Frank Sinatra

Bobby Day – Rockin’ Robin

Dean Martin – A Winter Romance

Barry Harris Trio – Breakin’ It Up

Shinichi Yuize – The Japanese Koto

Jimmy Giuffre – The Jimmy Giuffre Clarinet

John Lewis – The John Lewis Piano

Johannes Brahms, Houston Symphony & Leopold Stokowski – Brahms: Symphony No. 3 in F Major, Op. 90