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Written by Dante Murphy
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 His voice is rich and honestly emotive, capturing both the hurt and the hope that embody the blues. To hear him sing "Don't Deceive Me" is transcendant; you may never want to hear "Tutti Frutti" again.
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Written by Dave Wright
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 The album is subtitled "Christmas music for those who have heard everything"—a pretty accurate invite. Rollicking Dixieland is the theme here, with banjo out in front through most of 12 traditional songs.
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Written by Joe Wood
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 Hailing from Brooklyn, New York, Hulabilly performs a perfect blend of Hawaiian, Western Swing and Hot Club Jazz that will touch your musical soul and bring an ear-to-ear smile to your face.
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Written by Michael S. Goldfarb
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 This is a tasty selection of early recordings by the peerless Duke Ellington Orchestra, a solid one-disc introduction to the first three stages of Duke Ellington's enormous recorded legacy. |
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Written by Athan Maroulis
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 He was a Grammy-winning vocalist, a musician and a composer who walked the genre wire from teen idol to nightclub crooner to urban cowboy to folkie. Simply put, he was an entertainer.
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Written by Will "the Thrill" Viharo
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 This is a perfect introduction to the storied career of a brilliant performer who left us far too young and who is way overdue for major mainstream reassessment.
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Written by Dante Murphy
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 There's no question this band is the real deal, delivering 72 minutes of live performances that capture their energy and musicianship. Make this the next CD in your Chrome Daddies collection...but not the last.
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Written by Jim Wood
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 This collection of Christmas classics takes me back to my childhood and the records my mother would play. All of the great songs are included here, many by favorite artists not usually associated with them.
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Written by D. Beecher Hickox
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 Anyone that likes vintage rockabilly will fall in love with this disc. "Seven Nights to Rock" quickly found a home in my 1940 hotrod, but it could, and by all means should, be played anywhere you are.
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