5 shellac records · mostly British pressings, 1900s–1950s
5 records matching
Clyde McPhatter, the pioneering American R&B and rock and roll vocalist who led the Drifters, singing 'When You're Sincere' and 'Treasure of Love' on Atlantic 1092 — an early release from the seminal Atlantic Records label.AI summary
Atlantic 1092 Rock
Ray Charles' early Atlantic recording 'I've got a Woman' with 'Come back', a rhythm-and-blues classic from the dawn of rock and roll in the early 1950s.AI summary
Atlantic 1050 Rock
Ray Charles on Atlantic 984, an R&B side from the early 1950s. Atlantic was a major R&B label, and Charles was one of its stars in this era before his later mainstream fame.AI summary
Atlantic 984 Rock
Ruth Brown was an important American R&B and rock and roll singer of the 1950s; this Atlantic coupling presents two of her recordings in the electric blues and early rhythm-and-blues style that defined her career.AI summary
Atlantic 1113 Rock
The Drifters, the influential rhythm-and-blues vocal group, recorded these two sides for Atlantic Records — an important early group in the history of R&B and rock music.AI summary
Atlantic 1043 Rock