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Over the past 25 years Beulah has received many acclaimations.

"The Beulah record label has always been one of the most idiosyncratic, and therefore perhaps most interesting, of reissue marques. While the basic character of Beulah remains the same as in its Compact Disc days, the range of its present catalogue, driven now by the ease of downloading, has been extended in remarkable fashion. Browsing the Beulah catalgue is now rather like being in a 78rpm record shop: there are plenty of recordings of short pieces available to whet your appetite for either repertoire or artist, while at the same time there are numerous full length works available if you wish to consolidate your collection with, for instance, major symphonies. All of Beulah's transfers, as might be expected of a distinguished reissue label, are of very high quality." David Patmore writing in Classical Recordings Quarterly

New for May

Many music lovers miss the sound from vinyl pressings. Many others have yet to discover how pleasant the sound can be. Most of our albums are mastered from vinyl LP pressings and earlier recordings (before 1953) from 78 rpm discs. It is our ability to recreate, in the digital age, the sound from the disc era that many of our customers find most enjoyable.

Unlike modern digital recordings tracks in our albums do contain some distortion, and the occasional surface noises, but for many listeners these "defects" are soon forgotten.

Our albums are available from many  and streaming sites.

We highly recommend downloading from  Qobuz where you can download or stream in high quality, for the same price as iTunes medium quality.

New albums


1ps23 Paul Robeson - Everey Time I Feel The Spirit

Coming Soon


2pd69 Thurston Dart's Handel

Coming Soon


2pdr27 Delibes coppelia

Coming Soon

What the Critics Say


1PS26 Paul Whiteman Rhapsody in Blue

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"Gershwin’s Rhapsody in Blue opens a Beulah reissue of music by Paul Whiteman and his Orchestra. Whiteman, of course, had a major input in Rhapsody, in that he helped Gershwin to orchestrate the work, and I found this recording with the unfortunately named Eugene (aka Buddy) Weed (piano) very enjoyable, as I did the rest of this programme of light music: Jeepers Creepers, Basin Street Blues, It’s the Dreamer in me, Washboard Blues, The Night is Young, How High the Moon, My Romance, Lazy River, Christmas Night in Harlem, Lover, When Day is done, Ramona, It happened in Monterey, Autumn Leaves and Limehouse Blues. Such luminaries as Johnny Mercer, Jack Teagarden, Johnny and Tommy Dorsey and Hoagy Carmichael offer first-class assistance. The recordings, from 1956, have been clearly and convincingly transferred."

Brian Wilson at MUSICWEB INTERNATIONAL where you can read the full review


2PS22 Electric Django

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" Electric Django is an album of radio recordings of Django Reinhardt from November 1947. The 24 tracks include Blues en mineur, Viper’s Dream, Nuages, Minor Swing, Del Salle, Les Yeux noirs, Sweet Chorus, Crepuscule, Porto Cabelle, Dinette, Belleville, Swing de Paris, September Song, Place de Broukere, Ol’ Man River and Swing Guitars, with Stéphane Grappelli (violin) in the last two numbers. I presume that the backing was provided by the Hot Club de France. (BEULAH 2PS22 [77:07] – from Qobuz or stream from Spotify). The new reissue takes us on from the earlier album of performances from 1935 to 1946 and the sound quality is very good for radio recordings. Everything here is self-recommending but regular readers will not be surprised if I single out the collaborations with Grappelli."

Brian Wilson at MUSICWEB INTERNATIONAL where you can read the full review

Brian Wilson at MUSICWEB INTERNATIONAL where you can read the full review

RAF 100

The Royal Air Force was formed on 1 April 1918. By the second world war it had massively expanded so in 1941 the Air Ministry sent a set of records to every RAF station entitled Music for Service Occasions.

Read extensive notes for this album

1PD41 Royal Air Force Music for Service Occassions

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Beulah at 25

Featured Artists - The Men
Here is a 30 minute journey through our male featured artists . All these tracks can still be downloaded or streamed.