In May 1953 Clyde McPhatter left The Dominoes (he either walked out or he was fired depending on who you believe) and started to get a new b...

This is the third posting on the blog of Dominoes’ Federal/King material, so there is some duplication of tracks, but enough new stuff to m...

This is an album I have already posted twice on rockhall – the second time with an improved front cover scan. This time I’ve added a folder ...

This is a 1957 album from Atlantic which includes most of Ruth Brown’s biggest hits. These are vinyl rips by Joan K complete with the atmo...

1977 Gusto LP focussing on Clyde McPhatter’s years with the Dominoes (1950-1953). The first 9 tracks have lead vocals by McPhatter, while i...

Link: Have Mercy Baby (Mega)   Updated version of this post is here: https://bebopwinorip.blogspot.com/2014/08/the-dominoe...

Many thanks to Billy K for sending this Savoy Jazz double LP to post here. Each of the four tracks occupied one side of the original albu...

Early Nat “King” Cole Trio sides recorded for Decca in late 1940 and early 1941. The line up is Nat “King” Cole – piano and lead vocals, Osc...

The Big Jay saga continues with this album (originally released in 1956 as Federal 395) of 12 of his sides recorded for Federal from August...

Big band veteran tenor sax man John Greer issued a series of sides for RCA Victor subsidiaries Vic and Groove which were an odd mixture of r...