Redd Foxx - Classic Stand-up: The Early Years Collection 1946-60Redd Foxx, real name John Elroy Sanford, became well known in the USA as a stand up comedian during the 1950s, developing a raunchy night club act on the east coast and finding fame when Dinah Washington invited him to perform in Las Vegas. He was seen, and signed, by Dootsie Williams of Dootone Records, for whom he released a string of highly successful 'live' albums. He later had a successful TV career, starring in the situation comedy "Sanford &

Here are plenty of blues heavy hitters - Big Joe Turner

friendly or imperious

RCA and Willow labels from this era

including the six chart hits she had during this era

character sketches of southerners became a lot more rounded - women didn't have to stay home

It includes her Top 10 R&B hit "Let's Be Friends" and her classic songs "Romance In The Dark" and "Why Don't You Do Right"

Actors: Daniel Dae Kim

"Don't Sweetheart Me" and "Oh Happy Day"

2 I Said No

This 61-track 2-CD set comprises the A & B sides of his singles with The Teenagers and as a solo artist on the Gee and Roulette labels during what was the primary era of his career

not otherwise released as singles

Biber was mainly active at the cathedral in Salzburg