"Hello, I'm Jerri Blank and - and I'm an alcoholic. I'm also addicted to amphetamines as well as main line narcotics. Some people say I have a sex addiction, but I think all those years of prostitution … more
Props to MPI Video for finally resurrecting this short-lived 1960s sitcom gem. THE MOTHERS-IN-LAW was the first big project helmed by Desi Arnaz after he divorced Lucille Ball and stepped down from the … more
A successful spin-off from "Dallas", KNOTS LANDING followed the Ewings' troubled middle son Gary (Ted Shackelford) and his estranged wife Valene (Joan Van Ark), as they attempt to re-build their relationship … more
Whether it's black and white or the original colour format, I'll take THE DANGEROUS CHRISTMAS OF RED RIDING HOOD however I can. This charming time capsule from the golden age of TV musical extravaganzas … more
Once again here's another budget UK "public domain" CD release. In the last few years many British music labels have taken advantage of a legal loophole which classifies music recordings that are over … more
The ABC Network's answer to the hugely-popular primetime soap "Dallas", DYNASTY was created by Esther and Richard Shapiro to be the most flamboyant, daring and outrageous of all night-time drama series. … more
A British loophole classifying music recordings over 50 years old as "public domain" has unleashed a glut of cheap CD reissues of classic musical soundtracks and cast recordings. While these releases … more
Following up her acclaimed role in "Moonlighting" was never going to be an easy task, but in 1995 Cybill Shepherd returned with the zany TV sitcom, CYBILL. Shepherd plays Cybill Sheridan, a middle-aged … more
The ABC Network's answer to the hugely-popular primetime soap "Dallas", DYNASTY was created by Esther and Richard Shapiro to be the most flamboyant, daring and outrageous of all night-time drama series. … more
Robert Wright and George 'Chet' Forrest's musical version of "Anastasia" first opened on Broadway in 1965. Based on the successful Marcelle Maurette/Guy Bolton play, ANYA was a dismal failure, playing … more
In 1968, not long after production had wrapped on "The Lucy Show", Lucille Ball embarked on the third TV incarnation of her beloved Lucy character in the sitcom HERE'S LUCY. Recruiting … more
Commissioned by London Weekend Television (LWT) in 1975, TWO'S COMPANY starred the divine Elaine Stritch as Dorothy McNab, an American mystery novelist living and working in London, who takes on the stuffy, … more
Commissioned by London Weekend Television (LWT) in 1975, TWO'S COMPANY starred the divine Elaine Stritch as Dorothy McNab, an American mystery novelist living and working in London, who takes on the stuffy, … more
Commissioned by London Weekend Television (LWT) in 1975, TWO'S COMPANY starred the divine Elaine Stritch as Dorothy McNab, an American mystery novelist living and working in London, who takes on the stuffy, … more
Commissioned by London Weekend Television (LWT) in 1975, TWO'S COMPANY starred the divine Elaine Stritch as Dorothy McNab, an American mystery novelist living and working in London, who takes on the stuffy, … more
CHILDREN OF THE BRIDE (the first installment of the "...Bride" trilogy starring Rue McClanahan, is a gentle and funny comedy, perfect for the entire family. Middle-aged divorced … more
If you're a fan of Debbie Reynolds or Suzanne Pleshette (or both), you'll love BATTLING FOR BABY (aka. "Raising Trouble"), a fun comedy which also has an early appearance from Courteney Cox-Arquette. … more
Commissioned by London Weekend Television (LWT) in 1975, TWO'S COMPANY starred the divine Elaine Stritch as Dorothy McNab, an American mystery novelist living and working in London, who takes on the stuffy, … more
The ABC Network's answer to the hugely-popular primetime soap "Dallas", DYNASTY was created by Esther and Richard Shapiro to be the most flamboyant, daring and outrageous of all night-time drama series. … more
The ABC Network's answer to the hugely-popular primetime soap "Dallas", DYNASTY was created by Esther and Richard Shapiro to be the most flamboyant, daring and outrageous of all night-time drama series. … more
The ABC Network's answer to the hugely-popular primetime soap "Dallas", DYNASTY was created by Esther and Richard Shapiro to be the most flamboyant, daring and outrageous of all night-time drama series. … more
The ABC Network's answer to the hugely-popular primetime soap "Dallas", DYNASTY was created by Esther and Richard Shapiro to be the most flamboyant, daring and outrageous of all night-time drama series. … more
The ABC Network's answer to the hugely-popular primetime soap "Dallas", DYNASTY was created by Esther and Richard Shapiro to be the most flamboyant, daring and outrageous of all night-time drama series. … more
Set during a period of great political and sociological turmoil in the Belgian Congo, KWAMINA tells the story of an unlikely (albeit inevitable) love story between Eve, a female British doctor, played … more
A British loophole classifying music recordings over 50 years old as "public domain" has unleashed a glut of cheap CD reissues of classic musical soundtracks and cast recordings. While these releases … more
There was and is something uniquely special about the many albums Judy Garland recorded during her ten-year contract with Capitol Records (1955-65). Her previous years on the Decca label were of course … more
Anna Maria Alberghetti's Tony Award-winning Broadway musical debut in "Carnival!" was literally just around the corner when the talented, classically-trained singer recorded this 1960 jazz-flavoured album … more
Debbie Reynolds never set out to become a musical recording artist - quite the contrary. Even her movie stardom seemed to come out of nowhere (she was signed by MGM after competing, as a dare, in a Miss … more
Mary Martin first flew onto the Broadway stage as "Peter Pan" in 1954. While the show itself only played for four months (152 performances), producers wisely inked a deal for a special live TV telecast … more
The late, great Stephanie Lawrence ("Blood Brothers") is the main reason to seek out this CD, which was originally issued as part of Pickwick's "Shows Collection" range in 1994-95. Gathering songs from … more
This 1995 studio cast recording of GUYS AND DOLLS (originally issued as part of Pickwick's "Shows Collection" range) is a very enjoyable presentation of the Frank Loesser musical, which was based on the … more
A British loophole classifying music recordings over 50 years old as "public domain" has unleashed a glut of cheap CD reissues of classic musical soundtracks and cast recordings. While these releases … more
I'm only going to be reinforcing the other glowing reviews for this CD set. Quite simply it's THE MOST comprehensive collection of Judy Garland's Capitol output, with the complete albums of "Miss Show … more
1957's THE MAN I LOVE found Peggy Lee in the recording studio with not only some beautiful arrangements from Nelson Riddle, but old blue eyes himself, Frank Sinatra, conducting the orchestra. Certa … more
Following hot on the heels of her Rosemary Clooney tribute disc (Bette Midler Sings The Rosemary Clooney Songbook) Bette Midler's salute to the musical stylings of Peggy Lee is an equally satisfying treat, … more
This is one of the more mis-matched Doris Day album twofers, but her fans aren't likely to complain. Featuring her 'greatest hits' compilation album WONDERFUL DAY, plus the children's sing-along title … more
The Sepia label's ongoing love affair with the recordings of Jane Morgan continues with this outstanding release of her 1959 album, JANE IN SPAIN. In the late 1950s and into the early 1960s, it seemed … more
Recorded in 1960 at the height of their love affair, Rosemary Clooney and arranger Nelson Riddle make some of their sweetest music in ROSIE SOLVES THE SWINGIN' RIDDLE. You might … more
For old fans and new, this unprecedented three-CD boxset of Kay Thompson material is, undoubtedly, the motherload. Covering her years with the Williams Brothers, her contributions to the MGM musicals … more