Sarah Vaughan - Sarah Vaughan's Golden Hits (Exclusive Gold 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.

'Black Coffee', Peggy Lee's 1956 album smash for Decca Records, presents her in an intimate setting with a top-notch jazz quartet in place of her usual studio orchestra. This smaller combination including Pete Candoli and Jimmy Rowles, works to perfection

'Come Dance with Me!' is Frank Sinatra's most successful album. It was originally released in 1959, and sees Sinatra swagger his way with effortless verve through an appealing collection of bouncy standards. Highlights include "Saturday Night", "Something

Experience John Coltrane's most legendary album like never before with 'A Love Supreme: The Complete Masters'. This triple vinyl set features unreleased recordings, taken from reels from the personal collection of John Coltrane and originally recorded in

'At The Montreux Jazz Festival' is one of Bill Evans' best live albums. The legendary pianist is backed here by drummer Jack DeJohnette and longtime bassist Eddie Gomez on this 1968 iconic and immortal set.

Ella Fitzgerald's 'Songbook' records - with her peerless renditions of the best songs of iconic composers from Irving Berlin to Rogers & Hart to Cole Porter to George & Ira Gershwin. Pulled from the private collection of Verve Records founder Norman Granz

Acoustic Sounds presents this audiophile vinyl edition of the classic 1956 collaboration album from legendary jazz icons Ella Fitzgerald and Louis Armstrong. Highlights include "Cheek To Cheek", "Moonlight In Vermont" and "The Nearness Of You".