Jimmy Clanton - The Jimmy Clanton Collection 1957-62Born in Louisiana, Jimmy Clanton was a rock 'n' roll era teen idol, who was regarded as the pioneer of what came to be called "swamp pop", the product of Cosimo Matassa's legendary New Orleans studio that was also the source of Fats Domino's hits. Coming into the pop scene in 1957 after the first wave of pioneering rock 'n' roll stars, as teen stars provided a slightly different and more universally acceptable strand of the new music, he had a run of

including Earl Hines

For Gustav Mahler

bringing that special kind of cohesion

it captures Farmer at a key moment of his career as he blossomed into one of the most respected trumpeters of the era

This set is an hour long

24-year-old Anton Bruckner finished his first major vocal composition

'Long Come a Viper

Helen Forrest was one of the striking coterie of female vocalists who graced the dance hall stages with the great names of the swing and big band era

It's an absorbing and entertaining showcase for a fine jazz musician

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The Clancy Brothers

along with all the titles from his albums We Got Love and Bobby Sings