​Victor Mac distilled 30 Christmas-related blues, rhythm & blues and soul songs from the heydays of these genres. Together with 'The Twelve Rockin' Days Of Christmas' compiled by Mark Armstrong, you immediately get 2 1/2 hours of wonderful atmospheric, retro Christmas music.

​Twelve sublime rocking tracks symbolize 'The Twelve Rockin' Days Of Christmas. Supplemented with rhythm & blues, doo-wop and a bit of hillbilly, these 30 tracks are the ideal soundtrack for the Christmas period and ........... this album does not necessarily have to be in the recordcase until Christmas 2020!

Volume 4 in the beautiful 'Southern Bred, Mississippi R&B Rockers' brings rhythm & blues, jumpblues and authentic and electrified blues, with both the guitar and the bluesharp in the lead. A great addition to the 3 previously published volumes. Recommended!

​If you want to welcome the creeps crawling out of the opening gravestones in the night in an appropriate way, then play ‘Black Halloween (Bo Diddley Is A Zombie!)’ extreme loud through your speakers. Success guaranteed!

​Nice compilation of all the songs that Dave Bartholomew, the architect of the New Orleans rhythm & blues, recorded under his own name in the period 1947-1952 for DeLuxe, Decca, King, Specialty and Park.

Once again Little Victor Mac did a great job compiling 'Motorvatin' vol. 2 '. This volume is dedicated to Nick Dreysdadt, the man who supplied the Afro-Americans with Cadillacs, is just like volume 1 full of vocal and instrumental rhythm & blues from the 'golden era of music'. Great album!

This 'I'm A Woman' is the very last release in the beautiful 24 CD series of Koko-Mojo. 28 steaming rhythm & blues and compelling blues by ladies who belong to the greats of the genres. All 24 Cd’s in this series are full of high-quality rhythm & blues, so get them while there are still available. 

The golden age of american music coincided with the golden age of the development of the American car industry. To enable African-Americans to plan their journeys and avoid segregated-related conflict areas, Victor Hugo Green (1892-1960) published ‘The Green Book’. Compiler of this album Little Victor aka The Mojo Man, dedicates this compilation, by means of 28 songs about cars and travelling, to author Green. A fantastic edition full of rhythm & blues, blues and rock and roll. Highly recommended!

​Again a formidable theme album compiled by Mark Armstrong. This time everything revolves around relationships, from falling in love to marriage, deception, broken hearts and ultimately a divorce. All this delicious served on a plate of American roots music.

​The conquest of space in the fifties did not leave the musicians untouched. This album provides you with a wonderful collection of 'space songs' and…… if you turn the volume knob a little further, the space ships are guaranteed to fly into your living room.

​Volume 3 in the fantastic 'Southern Bred' series is just as spectacular as the previously published volumes 1 and 2. This time the emphasis is on the origin of the jumpblues and the evolution that the genre went through. A super album!

​Big Mama Thornton certainly had one of the most powerful and dynamic voices from the post-war rhythm & blues. This compilation fully proves that.

​Give me one good reason why this band is not better known, because I can’t come up with one. With well-chosen covers and extremely good original songs, Jersey Swamp Cats are the next big thing in jumpblues, rhythm & blues, New Orleans blues and rock & roll. What a fantastic release!

​Gindick is supported by the trio Ralph Carter on bass, guitarist Franck Goldwasser and Pete Gallagher on drums. The twelve tracks are an amalgam of blues, swing, soul and R&B.

Very nice album that bundles 28 soul, blues and rhythm & blues classics that companies used for their UK TV Commercials.

What a sublime album, this third release from the Swedish The Kokomo Kings. This is top-notch Lo-Fi rhythm & blues. Twelve formidable original songs, a powerful rhythm section, inspiring guitar work and wonderful no-nonse vocals. Love it and already one of the best of 2019!

​On 'Give Me One More Shot', volume 2 in the 'Southern Bred, Mississippi R & B rockers' series, the Koko Mojo label focuses on various blues artists and their own style. In addition to the authentic blues from Mississippi, also jumpblues, harmonica blues, boogie woogie, soul blues and piano blues are present. Songs by, amongst others, Robert Johnson, Sonny Boy Williamson, Snooky Pryor, Ike Turner, Jimmy Reed, John Lee Hooker, B.B. King and Bo Diddley again provide an album with 'no fillers, just killers'.

​With volume 1 from 'Southern Bred' the new serie about the Mississippi R & B rockers published by Koko Mojo, the serie starts very successful. Delicious authentic recordings made by Willie Love and his colleagues, including Sonny Boy Williamson and Elmore James for the Trumpet label, show some awesome authentic blues. 

​Unique compilation of the vocal group The Lamplighters, founded in the 1950s, which would evolve into The Rivingtons.

​Little Joe Cook is best known for his song 'Peanuts'. That he was a very talented artist, who deserved more recognition than he received, can be heard on these 29 songs. Gospel, rhythm & blues, doo-wop and soul at its best!

Super nice and unique compilation of the Jasmine label that spots the rhythm & blues and soul of Irma Thomas, Katie Webster, Barbara George and Barbara Lynn. Songs recorded between 1958 and 1962 during the initial period of these extremely talented singers.

Buddy Lucas is maybe not the best known saxophonist. Although from the 1950s he made recordings under his own name, but he can be heard just as well on recordings from, among others, Frankie Lymon & The Teenagers, Dion, Aretha Franklin, Big Maybelle and Jimmy Smith. You won't find these songs on this compilation, but you will find beautiful blues and swinging rhythm & blues that Lucas recorded under his own name.

​A new fantastic Dutch band is born! Georgina's powerful soulful voice and her excellent band make this album a must have.

​Saxophonist Noble 'Thin Man' Watts could easily adapt to rhythm & blues, blues, doo wop and rock & roll. On the recordings on this album, in different line-ups, he clearly demonstrates that. A must have for sax fans!

​James Wayne may have been a mysterious person, but he was not without merit for the blues and rhythm & blues from the fifties. 'Junco Partner', covered by many artists, proves it. And if you listen carefully to 'Travellin' Mood ', you will undoubtedly recognize the basis for Mungo Jerry's' In The Summertime'.