Doris Day - Her Greatest Songs (Pink Vinyl)

Sarah Vaughan sings nine intimate standards on 1954's 'Sarah Vaughan'. Clifford Brown almost matches her with his bop virtuosity on trumpet, while the band (Herbie Mann on flute and Paul Quinichette on tenor) each are given plenty of time for solos.

'Chances' marked a noted departure from Barber's previously established folk-pop records, instead working within a jazz style which was compared by fans to Doris Day and Peggy Lee. Three of the songs were co-written with Ron Sexsmith, with the album being

'Ultimate Peggy Lee' is a 22 track, career retrospective celebrating the her biggest hits, while also highlighting her work as a songwriter. As a special bonus, it includes the unreleased song "Try A Little Tenderness", recorded 57 years ago.

'Louis Armstrong Meets Oscar Peterson' is a brilliant undertaking in which Verve's legendary "house pianist" encountered one of jazz's most revered giants.

'Sarah Vaughan's Golden Hits' is Sarah Vaughan's original 1961 best-selling greatest hits collection that features such classics like "Whatever Lola Wants", "Autum In New York" and "Poor Butterfly"

This unique collection was released in 2015 to honour Frank's 100th Birthday. For the first time ever, this collection includes all of Frank's biggest singles from his Columbia, Capitol and Reprise years.

This 'Sunday Morning Classics' collection of Nina's most loved songs includes "To Love Somebody", "Do I Move You?", "Turn! Turn! Turn!", "Mississippi Goddam", "Mr. Bojangles", "Angel Of The Morning", "Day and Night" and "To Be Young, Gifted and Black".

This collection features selections from 6 of Diana Krall's best-selling albums, celebrating her extensive repertoire. It also features 3 unreleased versions of songs made popular by Frank Sinatra, Roy Orbison and Tom Waits.