Courtesy Sabadabada.  

Two rare Lee Wiley 78’s on Schirmer from Vintage Vanguard. Wiley was the first singer to do songbook albums. I’ve always liked her version of “Careless Love,” but she’s was always good. A later Lp “West of the Moon” (1956) is worth finding.

(Courtesy of Sabadabada)

I’m all about the Brazilian records lately.   Here’s another old one from a site called Bossa-Brazileria

“At the Monster Ball”   The Vampires   United Artists (1964).   Compositions by Milton DeLugg. Read about and find downloads here at Scarstuff

Another nice one from Sabadabada.

Cool David Stone Martin on Norgran.   Johnny Hodges “Dance Bash” (1952) Supervised by Norman Granz.

“Dim the lights and play this record … if you dare!”

Tales of the Frightened (Volume 2) Told by Boris Karloff. Mercury Records. (1963)

Scarstuff is a site that let’s you download the stories.