The King's Singers: Live at Christmas captures the celebrated vocal sextet in a live performance recorded at Temple Church, London, on 16 January 2026. Spanning nine centuries of music, the programme moves from medieval plainchant and O Antiphons through Renaissance polyphony to beloved modern carols and seasonal pop, including world premiere recordings of newly commissioned arrangements. Throughout the concert, the singers perform from several different areas of the church, creating varied acoustic effects. Contributions from both longstanding collaborators and the singers themselves reflect the group's ongoing commitment to expanding the choral repertoire.

It did not take long after the brilliant Brazilian guitarist Bola Sete settled in San Francisco in the 1960s for an affinity to develop between him and pianist Vicne Guaraldi. Guaraldi's penchant for the music of Brazil had led to an enormous success with the hit "Cast Your Fate to the Wind" from his Black Orpheus album. These tow superb improviser skillfully avoided the muddy collision of harmony and tone that are a risk when pianists and guitarist collaborate. Their rhythmic interaction was exquisite in this classic encounter. Track list includes: "Choro," "Menimo Pequeno da Bateria," "Ginza Samba," "The Girl from Ipanema," "A Taste of Honey," "Ballad of Pancho Villam" "Little Fishes" and "Mambeando"

A few years later, millions fell in love with Guaraldi's Peanuts music. But the pianist's first big breakthrough and best album was this 1962 LP, which shot to #24 thanks to the #22 pop hit Cast Your Fate to the Wind. This reissue adds alternate takes of that Guaraldi original plus Manha de Carnaval; O Nosso Amor, and Felicidade !

This 50th anniversary re-issue of the original 1964 recording is enhanced with 24-bit remastering and new liner notes by PEANUTS historian Derrick Bang. Among the nine tracks from the original Fantasy recording is the now-iconic 'Linus and Lucy,' which eventually made it's way to prime-time television a year later in the soundtrack to a CHARLIE BROWN CHRISTMAS. Also includes two bonus tracks! This is a must have for all PEANUTS fans, and fans of the classic sounds of the beloved Peanuts music by Vince Guaraldi.

This San Francisco trio of the mid-1950s has a sparkling personality all it's own, with a refreshing lack of pretentiousness. With an ebullient swing on the up-tempos, and a subtle, unhackneyed approach to ballads such as "Sweet and Lovely" and jazz standards such as John Lewis's "Django", this 1956 LP marks Guaraldi's triumphant first complete album as a leader. With Eddie Duran and Dean Reilly.

To celebrate the 60th anniversary of the Peanuts brand, Peanuts Greatest Hits is an all-new compilation featuring 12 of the most memorable recordings from the beloved animated Peanuts TV specials, all with the sophisticated, yet accessible Jazz styling's of the Vince Guaraldi Trio. The album, which includes such favorites as the instantly recognizable "Linus and Lucy," the "Charlie Brown Theme" and the humorous "Little Birdie," also includes all new liner notes by Peanuts historian Derrick Bang.

Limited collectable picture disc LP pressing in die-cut sleeve. The picture disc features Charlie Brown's face on Side A, and Lucy's face on Side B. Peanuts' Greatest Hits features 12 of the most memorable recordings from the beloved animated Peanuts television specials, all with the sophisticated, yet accessible jazz styling's of the Vince Guaraldi Trio. Includes such classics as 'Linus and Lucy,' 'Christmas is Coming' and 'Little Birdie.' San Francisco-based jazz musician Vince Guaraldi had already established himself as a pianist and composer, first with Cal Tjader and then as a leader of his own group, when producer Lee Mendelson came knocking. Mendelson had been enchanted by Guaraldi's 1963 surprise hit single, "Cast Your Fate to the Wind," and asked him to write some original music for a documentary to be entitled A Boy Named Charlie Brown. Though the program didn't air at the time, Guaraldi's music so perfectly captured the mood and character of Peanuts, that he was invited to write the soundtrack for the first Peanuts special that did air, 1965's landmark A Charlie Brown Christmas. And the rest is history

Vince Guaraldi Trio -"Jazz Impressions Of Black Orpheus (Expanded Edition)" - This Deluxe 3 LP set greatly expands Vince Guaraldi Trio's landmark achievement, Jazz Impressions of Black Orpheus, which includes the GRAMMY-winning hit, "Cast Your Fate to the Wind," that reached #22 on the Billboard Hot 100. It features 16 bonus tracks including alternate takes and previously unreleased music along with new liner notes. Recordings were transferred by Plangent Processes with remastering by Paul Blakemore. Lacquers cut by Kevin Gray at Cohearent Audio on 180-gram vinyl at RTI.

Vince Guaraldi Trio - "Jazz Impressions Of Black Orpheus (Expanded Edition)" - This Deluxe 2 CD set greatly expands Vince Guaraldi Trio's landmark achievement, Jazz Impressions of Black Orpheus, which includes the GRAMMY-winning hit, "Cast Your Fate to the Wind," that reached #22 on the Billboard Hot 100. It features 16 bonus tracks including alternate takes and previously unreleased music along with new liner notes. Recordings were transferred by Plangent Processes with remastering by Paul Blakemore.

Oh, Good Grief displays a re-interpretation of Charles M. Schulz's Peanuts classics as Guaraldi experimented with electric keyboard and electric harpsichord in preparation of the release of his next album, The Eclectic Vince Guaraldi. The members of this trio were pianist Vince Guaraldi, guitarist Eddie Duran, drummer Carl Burnett, and bassist Stanley Gilbert. This album shows lively new versions of the classic tunes of Peanuts.

Vince Guaraldi Trio -"Jazz Impressions of Black Orpheus". Released in 1962, Jazz Impressions of Black Orpheus made Guaraldi a household name - thanks, in large part, to the irresistible GRAMMY-winning sounds of "Cast Your Fate to the Wind." Small Batch Series features lacquers cut from the original tapes (AAA) by Bernie Grundman on 180g vinyl at RTI using Neotech's VR900 compound. This one-step process (as opposed to the standard three-steps) allows for the utmost level of detail and clarity while reducing the amount of surface noise on the record. Each copy is individually numbered and encased in a foilstamped, linen-wrapped slipcase featuring an acrylic inset of the original artwork. Housed in a reproduction of the album's original tip-on jacket and protected by an archival-quality inner sleeve. Limited Edition.

From All Sides is a collaboration between guitarist Bola Sete and pianist Vince Guaraldi. Originally released on Fantasy in 1965, this was the second of three collaborations between the two. The album features a blend of Guaraldi's west coast piano and Sete's Latin jazz and bossa nova influences. This new edition of the album is released as part of the Original Jazz Classics Series on 180-gram vinyl pressed at RTI with all-analog mastering from the original tapes at Cohearent Audio and presented in a Stoughton tip-on jacket.

Peanuts Portraits [LP] Vince Guaraldi Featuring the vivid musical cues that Guaraldi wrote for the cast of the Peanuts characters, this 'Peanuts Portraits' LP adds new dimensions to beloved regulars like Charlie Brown, Peppermint Patty, Schroeder and Sally. In addition to nine songs performed by Guaraldi, the album also includes two classic Peanuts tunes recorded by pianist George Winston. Eight of the selections (including Winston renditions of "Linus And Lucy" and "Masked Marvel"), make their vinyl debut on Peanuts Portraits.

Vinyl LP pressing. Recorded in 1964, the music of A Boy Named Charlie Brown contains Vince Guaraldi's earliest Peanuts creations, including the first appearance of "Charlie Brown's Theme" and "Linus and Lucy," which became the defining song of all the early TV specials. This LP re-issue features the 1972 artwork depicting a helpless Charlie Brown on a pitcher's mound and comes with 8 newly created baseball cards of favorite Peanuts characters. The album was mastered from the original analog tapes by Kevin Gray.

Vinyl LP pressing. Recorded in 1964, the music of A Boy Named Charlie Brown contains Vince Guaraldi's earliest Peanuts creations, including the first appearance of "Charlie Brown's Theme" and "Linus and Lucy," which became the defining song of all the early TV specials. This LP re-issue features the 1972 artwork depicting a helpless Charlie Brown on a pitcher's mound and comes with 8 newly created baseball cards of favorite Peanuts characters. The album was mastered from the original analog tapes by Kevin Gray.

Limited vinyl LP pressing. To celebrate the 60th anniversary of the Peanuts brand, Peanuts Greatest Hits is an all-new compilation featuring 12 of the most memorable recordings from the beloved animated Peanuts TV specials, all with the sophisticated, yet accessible jazz styling's of the Vince Guaraldi Trio. The album, which includes such favorites as the instantly recognizable 'Linus and Lucy,' the 'Charlie Brown Theme' and the humorous 'Little Birdie,' also includes all new liner notes by Peanuts historian Derrick Bang. Also includes 'Great Pumpkin Waltz', 'Thanksgiving Theme', 'Oh, Good Grief' and the new classic holiday chestnut 'Christmas Time Is Here'. Relive the magic of Peanuts and Guraldi!

Millions love this pianist/composer for his Peanuts music, but his biggest solo triumph, easily, was this 1962 LP. His imaginative interpretations of songs from the film Black Orpheus join Guaraldi originals including his sole pop hit, the beautiful Cast Your Fate to the Wind, which joins Samba de Orfeu: Manha de Carnaval: O Nosso Amor, and more. So sweet to be able to hear this on vinyl! 120-gram. Fantasy.

Vince Guaraldi Trio - "Jazz Impressions of A Boy Named Charlie Brown (Expanded Edition)" [2 CD] Originally release in 1964, Jazz Impressions of A Boy Named Charlie Brown is the 6th album from jazz pianist Vince Guaraldi. It was recorded for an unreleased Peanuts TV special and includes the first recording of "Linus and Lucy" and other Peanuts favorites. This newly expanded 2-CD Digipak edition is released to celebrate the 75th anniversary of Peanuts and features the original album plus 11 unreleased outtakes, mastered and mixed by Paul Blakemore. Also included are new liner notes by Derrick Bang.