Tag: 1960s - Page 8 - Album Blitz

Jackie Shane – Live

Barbara Lynn – Here Is Barbara Lynn

The Exciters – Caviar and Chitlins

The Dubs & The Shells – The Dubs meet The Shells

Lorraine Ellison – Stay with Me

Claude Nougaro – Cécile Ma Fille 1962-1964

Georges Delerue – Jules & Jim

Ill Wind – Flashes… Expanded

Dino Valente – Dino

Willie Rosario – Two Too Much!

Elvis Presley – G.I. Blues

Lawrence Welk & Johnny Hodges – Lawrence Welk & Johnny Hodges

Georges Chelon – Rendez-vous ce soir

Red Garland – Soul Burnin’

Benny Carter – Additions To Further Definitions

McCoy Tyner – Live At Newport

Clara Ward – Soul And Inspiration

Malvina Reynolds – Sings the Truth

The Highway Q.C.’s – Jesus Is Waiting

Freddie Redd Quartet & Jackie McLean – The Music From “The Connection”

Fred Jackson – Hootin’ ‘N Tootin’

Sonny Rollins – Alfie

Freda Payne – After The Lights Go Down Low

Earl Hines – Fatha

Bunny Berigan – Bunny

Man – 2 Ozs. of Plastic With a Hole in the Middle

Joe South – Don’t It Make You Want To Go Home

Orchestre de la Paillote – Sous la direction de Traoré Kélétigui, Vol. 1

Red Garland – Rediscovered Masters, Vol. 1

Grand Kallé & L’African Jazz – Merveilles du passé 1961-1962, vol. 2

Arthur “Big Boy” Crudup – That’s All Right (Mama) – The Fire Sessions

Nat Stuckey – Nat Stuckey Sings

Barbara Dane – Barbara Dane Sings the Blues

Dick Curless & Kay Adams – A Devil Like Me Needs An Angel Like You

Liz Anderson – Country Style

Bintangs – Blues On The Ceiling

50 Guitars of Tommy Garrett – 50 Guitars In Love

Ronnie Aldrich and his 2 pianos & London Festival Orchestra – Two Pianos Today

Tom Lehrer – That Was the Year That Was

Gary Burton Quartet – Duster

Brenton Wood – Baby You Got It

Jerry Butler – Ice On Ice

Elvin Jones – Puttin’ It Together

Jack McDuff – A Change Is Gonna Come

Brewer & Shipley – Down In L.A.

John Stewart – California Bloodlines

Johnny Smith – The Sound Of Johnny Smith

The Everly Brothers – A Date with The Everly Brothers

Grant Green – Grantstand

Barbara Lynn – Presenting Barbara Lynn