Stereojack

David Duchovny Vladimir Dukelsky John Wayne

Long John Silver Long John Baldry Long John Hunter ← Hunter Thompson Richard Thompson Danny Thompson

Hamilton Burger Della Street Paul Drake

Let's see, does this mean musicians who have way more recordings than their talent deserves? Oscar Peterson

Killer Kowalski Stanley Kowalski Marlon Brando

Musically, it is definitely worth it. Monetary? Couldn't say.

Lou Grant Lou Donaldson Walter Donaldson

I agree - she seems so pleased with herself. Do think she's a looker though.

Silver Scout Champion

And proud of it!

Boots Brown Shorty Rogers Milton Rajonsky

Ian Holm Celeste Holm Homey the Clown

And about old album covers. God bless Liberty. ← I think Julie kept Liberty afloat for their first few years.

Geraldine Fitzgerald Bette Davis George Brent

Francoise Hardy John Hardy John Henry

Salvatore Massaro Joe Venuti Adrian Rollini

annisette grappa uzo

RCA Victor Columbia Decca

I can't really add anything to everyone else's contributions. Just about all of the Kessel Contemporarys are worth checking out, but it's the first three Poll Winners albums that I keep returning to.

Richard Nixon Warren Harding George W. Bush

Gerry Wiggins Gerry Mulligan Spike Milligan

The big difference between this series and the brown cover series is that these were basically "best of" compilations of mostly available material aimed at the newbie, while the brown cover series consisted of unreleased sessions or newly compiled rare material, aimed at the more experienced jazz fan.

Dorothy Gish Dorothy Lamour Louis L'Amour

Brother Bones Bones Howe Steve Howe

Several years ago I picked up the Jutta Hipp 10" (Blue Note 5056) issued by Toshiba. The sound is shit - very distorted. Nice job on the cover, though.