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RHYTHM & BLUES, SOUL
& DOO-WOP
Various Artists
Collections - Miscellaneous Labels, F
| VARIOUS ARTISTS | Famous Groove 971001 | Vee Jay Doo Wop, Vol. 1 | $18.98 |
| 25 tracks, 62 min., highly recommended A welcome various
artist approach to the catalog of Chicago's premium 1950's label, this
import disc features a generous program of Vee-Jay tracks blending the
well-known artists with the obscure. The opening track, Oh What a Night
by the Dells, is followed by The Bells Ring Out by the Spaniels,
Judy by the Prodigals, Do Ya Do by the Kool Gents, Don't Leave
Me by the Magnificents, Tell the World by the Dells, I'll Be
Forever Loving You by the El Dorados, Candy Store Blues by the
Capers, Lovely One by the Impressions, and Feelin' Allright by
the Hi-Liters. Sound quality is solid; the cover photo features the Dells,
and there are no liner notes on any consequence. (DH) |
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| VARIOUS ARTISTS | Famous Groove 971002 | Vee Jay Doo Wop, Vol. 2 | $18.98 |
| 25 tracks, 65 min., highly recommended Volume two follows
the same general format as Volume one, opening with Bim Bam Boom by
the El Dorados, and moving onto Tell Me Baby and Fool's Prayers
by the Five Echoes, The Glitter in Your Eyes and Tragic by the
Sheppards, Everyone's Laughing and Heart and Soul by the
Spaniels, My Only Love and Now That It's Over by the Falcons,
Up On the Mountain and Why Did She Go by the Magnificents, and
Movin' On and Dreams of Contentment by the Dells. Another
solid program, featuring fine sound quality, and a cover photo, this time
around, of the El Dorados. (DH) |
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| VARIOUS ARTISTS | Famous Groove 971003 | Holy Toledo! Ohio Doo Wops, Vol. 1 | $18.98 |
| 24 tracks, 60 mins, highly recommended Not a new release but
we haven't reviewed it before. An excellent collection featuring seven
outstanding groups from Ohio and featuring several unissued songs and
alternate takes. There are five tracks by The Hornets featuring a
pre-Drifters Johnny Moore, the fine and bluesy Supremes, The Hepsters, The
Edsels (including a great alternate take of their classic
Rama Lama Ding
Dong |
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| VARIOUS ARTISTS | Famous Groove 971008 | Groups From The Savoy Ballroom | $18.98 |
| 25 tracks (some previously unissued) from The Dreams, The
Cubs, The Four Buddies, Little David & The Harps, The Velvetones, The 5
Wings, The Carols, The Jive Bombers, The Roamers, The Debutants, etc. THE 5 PENNIES: Mr Moon/ THE CAROLS: Fifty Million Women/ Mighty Like A Rose (unreleased)/ THE CUBS: I Hear Wedding Bells/ Why Do You Make Me Cry/ THE DEBUTANTS: Is It Too Soon To Know/ Just Leave it To Me/ THE DREAMS: Darlene/ I'm Losing My Mind/ THE FIVE PENNIES: Money/ THE FIVE WINGS: Pack Shack & Stack/ Walk Along/ THE FOUR BUDDIES: My Summer's Gone/ Stop Hittin' On Me (unreleased)/ Sweet Tooth For My Baby/ THE JIVE BOMBERS: All of Me(unreleased)/ Bad Boy/ When your Hair Has Turned to Silver/ THE LITTLE DAVID & HARPS: I Won't Cry/ THE RAVENS: Count Every Star/ THE ROAMERS: Chop Chop Ching A Ling/ Deep Freeze/ THE SAVOYS: Say You're Mine/ We Made A Vow (unreleased)/ THE VELVETONES: One Day (unreleased) |
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| VARIOUS ARTISTS | Famous Groove 971009 | Groups From The Savoy Ballroom, Vol. 2 | $18.98 |
| 25 tracks, some unissued from The 4 Buddies, The 3
Playmates, The Marshalls, Imperials, Jive Bombers, etc. LUTHER BOND & THE EMERALDS: It's Written In the Stars/ See What You Done/ What If You/ THE CARNATIONS: Angels Sent You To Me/ Night Time is the Right Time/ THE CAROLS: Call For Me (unreleased)/ I Got A Feeling/ THE FOUR BUDDIES: Close To You (unreleased)/ I Will Wait/ FRANKIE & THE ECHOES: Come Back Baby/ THE IMPERIALS: My Darling/ You Should've Told Me/ THE JIVE BOMBERS: It's A Blue World (unreleased)/ Stardust/ The Blues Don't Mean A Thing/ THE L'CAPTAINS: Homework/ LITTLE DAVID & THE HARPS: Wah Diddy Wah (unreleased)/ THE MARSHALLS: I Won't Believe You Anymore (unreleased)/ Who'll Be the Fool From Now On/ THE THREE PLAYMATES: Giddy Up A Ding Dong/ I Dreamed/ It Must Be Love/ THE WANDERERS: Don't Do Nothing I Wouldn't Do (unreleased)/ Hey Mae Ethel/ THE WANDERES: My First Last and Only Girl (unreleased) |
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| VARIOUS ARTISTS | Famous Groove 971010 | Vee Jay Doo Wop, Vol. 3 | $18.98 |
| VARIOUS ARTISTS | Famous Groove 971011 | Vee Jay Doo Wop, Vol. 4 | $18.98 |
| 25 more cuts including an outtake and two unreleased tracks
- The Delegates, Spaniel, Sheppards, Rhytm Aces, Deltones, Sonny Til & The
Orioles, The Magnificents, Dells, etc. |
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| VARIOUS ARTISTS | Famous Groove 971015 | J&S - The Hits Of Harlem | $18.98 |
| 32 cuts from this New York label - The Plants, Bell Tones,
Ascots, Clarance Ashe & The Hearts, Kadaks, Johnny & Joe, The Climbers, Baby
Washington and others. THE ASCOTS: Everything Will Be Allright/ What Love Can Do/ CLARANCE ASHE & THE HEARTS: Dancing In A Dreamworld/ THE BELL TONES: Love You Darling/ Merangue/ THE CLIMBERS: Angels In Heaven Know I Love You/ I Love You/ My Darling Dear/ Train, Car, Boat Or Plane/ THE ENDEAVORS: I Got The Feeling/ Suffering With My Heart/ THE GILLETTES: 24 Hours Of The Day/ The Same Identical Thing/ THE HEARTS: I Want Your Love Tonight/ JOHNNY & JOE: I'll Be Spinning/ Over The Mountain, Cross The Sea/ THE KADAKS: Don't Want No Teasing/ Look Up To The Sky/ THE PLANTS: Dear I Swear/ From Me/ I Took A Trip Way Over The Sea/ It's You/ My Girl/ Search The Seven Seas/ THE PRE TEENS: Pass It On/ What Makes Me Love You Like I Do/ BABY WASHINGTON & THE PLANTS: Been A Long Time Baby/ Congradulations Baby/ BABY WASHINGTON & GROUP: Everyday/ BABY WASHINGTON & THE PLANTS: There Must Be A Reason/ RITA ZEL & GROUP: Don't Understand You No More/ Need To Help Me |
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| VARIOUS ARTISTS | Famous Groove 971016 | Groups Three Plus | $18.98 |
| Reissue of long out of print LP featuring Chance/ Sabre
recordings of The 5 Blue Notes, 5 Chances and 5 Echoes. This CD adds extra
tracks by each group for a total of 29 tracks in all. THE FIVE BLUE NOTES: Could I Adore You/ My Gal Is Gone/ My Special Prayer/ Ooh Baby/ Something Awful/ Sweet Pauline/ The Beat Of Our Hearts/ You Gotta Go, Baby/ THE FIVE CHANCES: California/ Gloria/ I May Be Small/ Make Love To Me/ My Days Are Blue/ Nagasaki/ Sugar Lips/ Tell Me Why/ THE FIVE ECHOES: Baby Come Back To Me/ Broke/ Evil Woman/ Fool's Prayer/ I Really Do/ If You Don't Love Me/ Lonely Mood/ So Lonesome/ Tastee Freeze/ Tell Me Baby/ That's My Baby/ The Hunt/ Why Oh Why |
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| VARIOUS ARTISTS | Famous Groove 971025 | Groups From The Savoy Ballroom, Vol. 3 | $18.98 |
NICKY ADDEO & THE DARCHAES: Gloria/ BIG MILLER & FIVE PENNIES: All Is Well/ LUTHER BOND & THE EMERALDS: You Were My Love/ VARETTA DILLARD & THE ROAMERS: You're the Answer To My Prayer/ THE DREAMS: I'll Be Faithful/ Under the Willow/ THE FALCONS: It's You I Miss/ You're the Beating Of My Heart/ THE FIVE PENNIES: My Heart Trembles/ THE FOUR BUDDIES: Heart and Soul/ What's the Matter With Me/ You're Part of Me/ THE GAY CHARMERS: Dance DDD-Dance/ Why Do You Hurt Me Darling/ THE JIVE BOMBERS: Bad Boy (outtake)/ You Took My Love/ THE L'CAPTANS: Say Yes/ LITTLE DAVID & HARPS: Baby Dee (unreleased)/ THE MARSHALL BROTHERS: I Didn't Know (unreleased)/ You Made A Fool Of Me/ THE PLAYMATES: Lovey Dovey Pair/ THE RAVENS: Marie/ RAY & THE DARCHAES: Darling Forever/ THE ROAMERS: Never Let Me Go/ THE SAVOYS: With All My Heart |
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| VARIOUS ARTISTS | Famous Groove 971026 | Groups From The Savoy Ballroom, Vol. 4 | $18.98 |
| 25 fine and varied doo-wop sides - some previously unissued.
Includes The Four Buddie, Savoys, Jive Bombers, Five Pennies, Roamers,
Dreams, Ray & The Darchaes, Frankie & the Echos, The Marshall Brothers,
Luther Bond & The Roamers, Little David & The Harps and others. NICKY ADDEO & THE DARCHAES: Bring Back Your Heart/ LUTHER BOND & THE EMERALDS: I Won't Believe You Anymore/ Starlight Starbright/ THE DREAMS: A Letter To My Girl/ My Little Honeybun/ THE FIVE PENNIES: Let It Rain/ THE FOUR BUDDIES: (It's No) Sin/ Moonlight In Your Eyes (unreleased)/ Sweet Slumber/ FRANKIE & THE ECHOES: Until We Meet Again/ THE GAY CHARMERS: Walk Beside Him/ WILBERT HARRISON & ROAMERS: Daa De Ya Da/ THE JIVE BOMBERS: Cherry/ If I Had A Talking Picture/ LITTLE DAVID & THE HARPS: You'll Pay/ THE MARHSALL BROTHERS: It All Comes Back To Me (unreleased)/ THE MARSHALL BROTHERS: My Life Is My Life (unreleased)/ THE PLAYMATES: Give Your Love To Me/ Shuga Wooga/ THE RAVENS: Write Me A Letter/ RAY & THE DARCHAES: There Will Always Be/ THE ROAMERS: I'll Never Get Over You/ THE SAVOYS: You/ THE WANDERERS: How Can I Get Along With You (unreleased)/ What Do I Do (unreleased) |
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| VARIOUS ARTISTS | Famous Groove 971050 | The KRC Story | $18.98 |
| 20 tracks, 48 mins, recommended Fine collection of R&B
recorded in 1957 and 1958 for Lloyd Price's short lived KRC label - most of
their output. 12 of the tracks are by Lloyd himself including his wonderful
Just Because which was licensed to ABC-Paramount and became a big
hit. Though recorded in New York many of his sides have a New Orleans feel
reminiscent of his great early 50s Specialty sides. The other artists are
also excellent - Stella Johnson, vocal group The King Bees, hot rocker Eddy
Seacrist and Little Jimmie Merritt. Booklet has brief notes, photos, etc.
This label didn't issue much but it was all high quality. After closing down
the label Lloyd went on to record for ABC-Paramount where he had the biggest
hit of his career Stagger Lee. (FS) STELLA JOHNSON: Please Tell Me So/ Yeah Baby/ THE KING BEES: Can't You Understand/ Lovely Love/ LITTLE JIMMIE MERRITT: Fancy Free/ Honky Tonk Angel/ LLOYD PRICE: Down By The River/ Georgianna/ Gonna Let You Come Back Home/ Hello Little Girl/ How Many Times/ Just Because/ Lonely Chair/ No Limit To Love/ Such A Mess/ The Chicken And The Bop/ To Love And Be Loved/ Why/ EDDY SEACREST: Down By The River/ Shakin With A Flavor |
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| VARIOUS ARTISTS | Famous Groove 971054 | Soul Vocal Groups | $18.98 |
| 15 tracks from two obscure Los Angeles group - 9 by The
Nights and 6 by Thee Dupremes. THE DUPREMES: I'm So Happy/ Madison St./ Misery/ So in Love With You/ We're Only Friends/ You are My Girl/ THE NIGHTS: Country Girl/ Don't Knock the Rock/ Face in the Crowd/ Give It to the Needy (Not the Greedy)/ Hangin' Tough/ Let There Be Love/ Love Knocked You Down/ Lovers Can Never be Friends/ Power (Just Another Name For the Dollar) |
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| VARIOUS ARTISTS | Farmer 1010 | The White Group Sound, Vol. 1 | $18.98 |
| 32 doowop rarities from the 50s and 60s - The 4 Uniques,
Premiers, Falkons, Chano & The Rialtos, Frank Scheeren & Group, Dan Williams
& The Freelancers, The Swordsmen and others. THE ADES: So Blue/ ALLAN & THE FLAMES: Till The End Of Time/ RAY ALLEN TRIO: Two Angels/ BILLY & THE KIDS: The Way It Used To Be/ SANDY BLAIR & GROUP: When The Bells Stop Ringing/ JOHNNY CABOTT & GROUP: On My Own Again/ CHANO & THE RIALTOS: Guardian Angel/ VICKIE DIAZ & GROUP: For Eternity/ VINNIE DOWNES & GROUP: Foolish Pride/ DICKY DOYLE & GROUP: Dreamland Last Night/ THE FALKONS: Why? Marianne/ THE FOUR EKKOS: Hand In Hand/ THE FOUR UNIQUES: Looking For Love/ FRANK GONZALES & THE PALISADES: Let's Make Up/ Sweet Surfing Little Girl/ THE IDOLS: Jeannine/ JIMMY INMAN & THE IMPOLLOS: You Never Realized/ LOU JOSIE & GROUP: Talk To The Angels/ NICK KEARNS & HIS SATELLITES: T'was Down In Mexico/ THE LONELY GIRL - SWORDSMEN: Lonely Boy/ NICK MARCO & THE VENETIANS: Little Boy Lost/ MARVIN NASH & THE CHEVELLES: Darling/ ROBERT PEBBLES & GROUP: This Little Light Of Mine/ THE PREMIERS: False Love/ THE RIVIERAS: A Night To Remember/ FRANK SCHEEREN & GROUP: I Got Troubles/ THE STARFIRES: Fools Fall In Love/ SUSIE & THE FOUR TRUMPETS: Starry Eyes/ MARC TANNER & GROUP: Angel/ THE VALA QUONS: Madeline/ DAN WILLIAMS & THE FREELANCERS: High School Flame/ DAVID WINTERS & GROUP: Sunday Kind Of Love |
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| VARIOUS ARTISTS | Felsted 1001 | Felsted Vocal Groups, Vol. 1 | $18.98 |
| 25 tracks from The Castaleers, The Flares (including their
great Foot Stompin'), Angela McNeil & Group, The Five Fleets,
Camerons, True Tones, Johnny Angel & The Halos and others. JOHNNY ANGEL & THE HALOS: Looking For A Fool/ Without Her Heart/ THE CAMERONS: Guardian Angel/ The Girl I Marry/ THE CASTALEERS: Come Back/ Hi Fi Baby/ Lonely Boy/ THE CASUALTEENS: Need You So/ THE CRYSTALS: Mary Ellen/ ANNA ENGLISH & GROUP: Baby Come Back/ THE FIVE FLEETS: I Been Crying/ Oh What A Feeling/ THE FLARES: Foot Stomping/ What Do You Want/ THE FOUR WINDS: Jennifer/ Playgirl/ CHUCK HARPER & GROUP: Summer Is Thru/ DOM HUME & GROUP: Perfect Night/ SONNY MARTIN & GROUP: Only You/ ANGELA MCNEIL & GROUP: Can You Tell Me Why/ Please Daddy/ THE ROOSTERS: Let's Try Again/ Pretty Girl/ THE TRUE TONES: Blushing Bride/ Singing Waters |
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| VARIOUS ARTISTS | Felsted 1002 | Felsted Vocal Groups, Vol. 2 | $18.98 |
| 25 more including The Castaleers, Marvin & Johnny, The Five
Fleets, The Majors, Johnny Angel & The Halos, The Deltairs, etc. JACKIE ALLEN & GROUP: I'll Still Love You/ Troubles on My Mind/ JOHNNY ANGEL & THE HALOS: (If I Had) One More Tomorrow/ Lady of Spain/ THE CASTALEERS: I'll Be Around/ My Bullfightin' Baby/ You're My Dream/ THE CORDIALS: Once In A Lifetime/ What Kind of Fool Am I/ THE DELTAIRS: Who Would Have Thought/ You Won't Be Satisfied/ THE ECHOES: Angel of Love/ THE FASHIONS: Surfers Memories/ THE FIVE FLEETS: Slight Case of Love/ Your Good Lovin/ THE FLARES: The Watusi/ THE HOLLYWOOD ARGYLES: Find Another Way/ THE MAJORS: Come Go With Me/ Les Qua/ MARVIN & JOHNNY: Biscuits & Gravy/ Tired of Being Alone/ THE RUNAROUNDS: Carrie/ JESSE SAILES & THE WAVES: I'm In Love With the Drummer Man/ WANDA WEST & GROUP: Back Street Affair/ Kenny My Darling |
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| VARIOUS ARTISTS | Fire 100 | Here Are The Hits | $17.98 |
| 24 doo-wop sides from various Bobby Robinson labels - The
Charts, Scarlets, Channels, Rainbows, Teenchords, Starlites, Vocaleers and
others. THE CHANNELS: Bye Bye Baby/ My Love Will Never Die/ The Closer You Are/ What Do You Do/ THE CHARTS: Dance Girl/ Desiree/ Zoop/ THE DU MAURRIERS: All Night Long/ THE KODAKS: Little Boy And Girl/ Oh Gee, Oh Gosh/ THE RAINBOWS: Evening/ Mary Lee/ THE SCARLETS: Cry Baby/ Dear One/ I/ I've Lost/ THE STARLITES: I Found Out Too Late/ Valarie/ THE TEENCHORDS: Honey, Honey/ I'm So Happy/ Lydia/ THE VELVETS: I Cried/ THE VOCALEERS: Is It A Dream |
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| VARIOUS ARTISTS | Flyright FLYCD 29 | Thunderbolt - R&B Sax Instrumentals | $16.98 |
| 20 super-duper tenor sax tooters and booters from the golden
age of instrumental R&B. These tracks are taken from two Krazy Kat LP's of
N.Y.C. dancefloor destroyers, all recorded by Joe Davis for his Baton label.
From the Thunderbolt album (KK 778) we get twelve titanic toe-tappers
blown onto wax in the mid-50's by Warren Lucky with guitarist Mickey Baker
(including one non-LP track), and Al King (2 less than on LP). Sadly missing
here is Haywood Henry's baritone sax workout on Sweet Georgia Brown,
but that's show biz. The rest of these reed-wreckers are lifted from
Rock'N'Roll Instrumentals For Dancing The Lindy Hop (KK 784), featuring
3 of the best Buddy Tate numbers, and all five of Frank "Floorshow" Culley's
ballroom blasters, also of mid-50's vintage. Culley's crazed cuts, along
with those by Dizzy Gillespie sideman Warren Lucky are in there solid on the
sock hop sound; King and Tate's contributions are a little more uptown,
swingin' and swayin' with jazzy sophistication. In general the tempos are
frantic and the blowing is manic but don't panic - there are still a few
slow dancers for you romancers. Guaranteed to turn any party into grounds
for eviction - essential listening for sawdust stompers of all ages. (MB)
FRANK CULLEY: Bubbles/ Go, Floorshow/ Lindy Rock/ Nine O'Clock Express/ Speed Limit/ AL KING: A King Is Blue/ Easy Ridin'/ Flyin' With The King/ Jay Bird/ Joy Ride/ Royal Crown Blues/ Strollin' Out/ WARREN LUCKY: Fishbait/ Paradise Rock/ Paradise Roll/ Steady Grind/ Thunderbolt/ BUDDY TATE: Fatback & Greens/ Sent For You Yesterday/ Skip-A-Page |
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| VARIOUS ARTISTS | Flyright FLYCD 30 | Fine As Wine 1952 - 1956 | $19.98 |
| 20 solid vocal and group soloist smokers from the
mid-fifties, recorded by veteran N.Y. record producer/ song publisher Joe
Davis on his Beacon, Jay Dee, and Davis labels, as well as sides leased to
MGM earlier on. Most of this material was issued on Krazy Kat albums 797 and
798. Groups include Lillian Leach and the underrated Mellows of the Bronx
(who are every bit as fine an act today), Dean Barlow with and without The
Crickets, The Sparrows, Chestnuts, and Scale Tones who later went on to
greater fame and fortune as The Dubs, plus the mysterious Chris? and his
gang. Gilt-edged instrumental support on most sides by Mickey Baker -
guitar, Sam "The Man" Taylor - tenor, Dave McCRae - alto, Lloyd Trotman -
bass, and Panama Francis - drums. (OLN) DEAN BARLOW: Can't Stand It Any Longer/ Don't Leave Me Baby/ Hi Ya Honey/ THE CHESTNUTS: Brother Ben/ CHRIS & HIS GANG: You Move Me Sugar/ THE CRICKETS: Fine As Wine/ Milk And Gin/ THE GOLDENTONES: Run Pretty Baby/ THE MELLOWS: Lovable Lilly/ Nothin' To Do/ Pretty Baby What's Your Name/ Smoke From Your Cigarette/ THE PYRAMIDS: Okay Baby/ THE SCALE-TONES: Dreamin' And Dreamin'/ Easy Baby/ Working For My Baby/ THE SPARROWS: Hey/ I'm Gonna Do That Woman In/ I'm Gonna Hold My Baby Tight/ Why Did You Leave Me? |
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| VARIOUS ARTISTS | Flyright FLYCD 37 | Talk To Me Daddy | $16.98 |
| A gaggle of groovy gals, some of which have surfaced on wax
as part of Krazy Kat's Gotham reissue series. Personal faves include Thelma
(Dolly) Cooper's enticing Ooh Daddy, Camille Howard's feisty Mr.
Fine/ Groovy Blues, Ella Johnson's smokey renditions of Darling Baby/
Since You Went Away (leased from Harlem), blues vet Lil Armstrong's
superlative Brown Gal, Agnes Riley's colorful Big Fat Hot Dog,
Dorothy Donegan's Piano Player's Blues, Millie Bosman's torchy Is
It A Sin?, Fay Simmon's impressive You Hit Me Baby Like An Atomic
Bomb, and the shamefully neglected "dynamo" Daisy Mae's Lonesome
Playgirl/ Stuff You Gotta Watch, plus more. 21 cuts, with encapsulated
notes by Tony Burke. Outstanding collection. (OLN) LIL ARMSTRONG: Baby Daddy/ Brown Gal/ Joogie Boogie/ Rock It/ MILLIE BOSMAN: Is It A Sin/ DORIS BROWNE: Hungry Girl/ CLAUDINE CLARK: My Baby's Cool/ THELMA COOPER: I Need A Man/ Ooh Daddy/ Talk To Me Daddy/ DAISY MAE & HER HEPCATS: Lonesome Playgirl/ Stuff You Gotta Watch/ DOROTHY DONEGAN: Piano Players Blues/ CAMILLE HOWARD: Groovy Blues/ Mr Fine/ ELLA JOHNSON: Darling Baby/ Since You Went Away/ AGNES RILEY: Big Fat Hot Dog/ FAY SIMMONS: You Hit Me Baby Like An Atomic Bomb/ UNKNOWN: Hey Little Boy/ SARAH VAUGHAN: All Too Soon |
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| VARIOUS ARTISTS | Flyright FLYCD 46 | I Always Remember | $16.98 |
| A tasty collection of 20 vocal group tracks recorded either
for or by Ivan Ballen's Gotham Record Company between 1951 and 1955. Most of
the tracks are either alternate takes of released material or, in seven
cases, previously unreleased tunes. Specific tracks include three cuts by
the Gazelles, two by the Capris, five by the Cap-tans, four by the Whispers,
five by the Kings, and one by the Moonglows, the jump side of their solitary
Champagne release, I've Been Your Dog. It's all first rate doo-wop,
with upbeat tunes slightly outnumbering the ballads, as is often the case
with discs compiled by the English. And much of the material here has a
decidedly early 50's feel, particularly the tracks by the Cap-tans.
Generally excellent sound, and fine notes by the redoubtable George
Moonoogian. Enthusiastically recommended. (DH) THE CAP-TANS: Be Grateful/ I Always Remember/ I Love You So/ Waiting At The Station/ Yes/ THE CAPRIS: Let's Linger Awhile/ Milk And Gin/ THE GAZELLES: Honest/ Pretty Baby, Baby/ Ride, Donald, Ride/ THE KINGS: Creation/ God Made You Mine/ Good Book/ I Hear Those Bells/ Surrender/ THE MOONGLOWS: I've Been Your Dog/ THE WHISPERS: Are You Sorry/ Don't Fool With Lizzie/ Fool Heart/ We're Getting Married |
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| VARIOUS ARTISTS | Flyright FLY 54 | Dusty & Forgotten | $16.98 |
| 25 tracks, 62 min., recommended Thanks largely to the Capris,
Philadelphia's Gotham label is often identified with leads who were
tight-pants tenors or shrill street-corner sopranos, but in this largely
unreleased set there is welcome variety in both the vocal ranges of the lead
singers and in the style and tempo of the songs. There's a nice late 40's
feel to East Side West Side and Away by Gotham's Four Notes
and a mature 50's doo-wop feel to most of the rest of the tracks. Highlights
there include The Veltones' Don't Say Goodbye, the Clickettes'
Hiding My Tears with a Smile, and the Marquees' splendid I Don't Want
Your Love. Fully 19 of these tracks are previously unissued. The music
is generally first rate. And sound quality is solid, as are the notes by
George Moonoogian. Definately too good to miss. (DH) THE BALLENAIRES: Bells Are Ringing/ Dream/ Have You Seen My Baby/ DORIS BROWNE: Why Don't You Love Me Now?/ THE CATS & THE FIDDLE: I'll Never Never Let You Go/ THE CLICKETTES: Hiding My Tears With A Smile/ Light A Candle/ There Goes Spotnick/ THE GAZELLES: Honest/ HERMAN GILLESPIE: Have A Good Time/ Kiss Kiss/ THE GOTHAM´S FOUR NOTES: Away/ East Side West Side/ THE MANHATTAN FOUR: I Cried And Cried/ THE MARQUEES: I Don't Want Your Love/ Rock My Blues Away/ UNKNOWN: Love Me Right/ Never Let Her Go/ THE VELTONES: A Fool Was I/ Don't Say Goodbye/ I Need You So (part 1)/ I Need You So (part 2)/ My Juanita/ Now/ THE WHISPERS: Fool Heart |
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| VARIOUS ARTISTS | Freddie 1001 | Rarest White Groups According To Kreiter, Vol. 1 | $17.98 |
| First of two volumes featuring some of the rarest recordings
by white vocal groups based on values in Jeff Kreietr's book "Vocal Group
Record Guide". In spite of their rarity quite a few of the tracks here have
appeared on previous vocal group compilations. Includes The Spirals, Del
Rios, Billy & Essentials, Pat Cordell & The Crescents, Johnny Maestro &
Group, Tony & The Raindrops, Lenny Rocco & Group, The Gothics, Ebbtides,
Four Lovers, Del-Rons, Tony Maresca & The Dynamics, Joey Dee & The
Starlighters and others. THE BARONS: Remember Rita/ BILLY & THE ESSENTIALS: Remember Me Baby/ PAT CORDELL & THE CRESCENTS: Darling Come Back/ VILAS CRAIG & GROUP: Walkin' Down The Avenue/ JOEY DEE & THE STARLIGHTERS: Lorraine/ THE DEL RIOS: Vines Of Love/ THE DEL-RONS: This Love Of Ours/ PHIL DEMARCO & VALIENTS: Lonely Guy/ THE DEMILES: Cry And Be On Your Way/ THE EBBTIDES: Star Of Love/ THE EMBERTONES: I Remember/ TONY EVANS & GROUP: I'm Lookin' Over/ THE FOUR LOVERS: My Life For Your Love/ THE GOTHICS: Marilyn/ THE IDEALS: Do I Have The Right/ JOEY & OVATIONS: I Still Love You/ THE JOKERS: I Do/ JOHNNY MAESTRO & GROUP: Besame Baby/ TONY MARESCA & THE DYNAMICS: Betty My Own/ THE PADDLES: You're My Love/ LENNY ROCCO & GROUP: Sugar Girl/ THE SPIRALS: Please Be My Love/ TOMMY & THE DEL ROYALS: Trust In Love/ TONY & THE RAINDROPS: Tina/ STAN VINCENT & THE DEL-SATINS: He's So Wonderful |
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| VARIOUS ARTISTS | Freddie 1002 | Rarest White Groups According To Kreiter, Vol. 2 | $17.98 |
| 25 more rarities. Again,
quite a few of the tracks have been out on CD before but a number are making
their CD Debut. ANASTASIA: Every Road/ BARRY & THE HIGHLIGHTS: The Wonderful Years/ BOBBY & THE COUNT: 3 Signs Of Love/ THE BROOKS FOUR: I'll Be Faithful/ THE CLASS-AIRS: My Tears Start To Fall/ THE CLEE-SHAYS: My Dream/ THE CREATIONS: Strolling Through The Park/ THE DEMOLYRS: Rain/ THE ECHOES: Angel Of Love/ ERIC & THE PLAZAS: I Wish/ TOMMY FRONTARA: After Tonight/ THE JADES: Walking All Alone/ BOBBY LONGO & GROUP: A Night To Remember/ DONNIE MARCHAND: Round In Circles/ THE MEMORIES: Love Bells/ NICK & THE NACKS: The Night/ THE NOTATIONS: Chapel Doors/ THE PRETENDERS: Answer To My Prayers/ MIKE PRISCO & GROUP: I Love You Baby/ THE QUARTER NOTES: Baby/ THE ROYAL BOYS: Darling Angel/ THE SINCERES: Do You Remember/ THR TEMPOS: Why Don't You Write Me/ THE VALAIRS: Launie My Love/ THE VOCAL-LORDS: At Seventeen |
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| VARIOUS ARTISTS | Fremeaux & Associates 351 | Roots Of Rock 'n' Roll, Vol. 1 : 1927-38 | $25.98 |
| LARRY ADLER: I Got Rhythm/ THE ALLEN BROTHERS: Ain't That Skippin' and Flyin'?/ LOUIS ARMSTRONG: Swing That Music/ KOKOMO ARNOLD: The Twelves/ GENE AUTRY: The Rhythm Of The Range/ BARBECUE BOB: Twistin' Your Stuff/ THE BOSWELL SISTERS: Rock And Roll/ CLEO BROWN: Boogie Woogie/ MILTON BROWN: Keep A Knockin'/ Mama Don't Allow It/ Talking About You/ BUMBLE BEE SLIM: I'm Needing Someone/ JIMMIE DAVIS: Honky Tonk Blues/ SLEEPY JOHN ESTES: Milk Cow Blues/ THE FORT WORTH DOUGHBOYS: Nancy Jane/ GRAYSON AND WHITTER: Tom Dooley/ Train 45/ THE HARLEM HAMFATS: She's Gone Again/ What's My Baby Doin'?/ HARTMAN'S HEARTBREAKERS: It Feels So Good/ ADOLPH HOFNER: Better Quit It Now/ THE HONOLULU SERENADERS: Honolulu Stomp/ SOL HOOPII: Fascinating Rhythm/ MISSISSIPPI JOHN HURT: Frankie/ BLIND LEMON JEFFERSON: Matchbox/ LONNIE JOHNSON: Playing With The Strings/ KANSAS JOE & MEMPHIS MINNIE: Let's Go To Town/ EDDIE LANG AND LONNIE JOHNSON: A Handful Of Riffs/ THE MEMPHIS JUG BAND: Sun Brimmer's Blues/ JELLY ROLL MORTON: Georgia Swing/ THE NEW ORLEANS FEETWARMERS: I've Found A New Baby/ JIMMIE NOONE: You Rascal You/ DJANGO REINHARDT: Stompin' At Decca/ TAMPA KID: Baby Please Don't Go/ HENRY THOMAS: Old Country Stomp/ BOB WILLS: White Heat | |||
| VARIOUS ARTISTS | Fremeaux & Associates 352 | Roots Of Rock 'n' Roll, Vol. 2 : 1938-46 | $25.98 |
| ALBERT AMMONS: Shout For Joy/ THE ARMSTRONG TWINS: Mandolin Boogie/ GENE AUTRY: Blueberry Hill/ BIG BILL BROONZY: Rocking Chair Blues/ CLAUDE CASEY & THE PINE STATE PLAYBOYS: Pine State Honky Tonk/ SPADE COOLEY: Oklahoma Stomp/ Three-Way Boogie/ ARTHUR "BIG BOY" CRUDUP: That's All Right/ THE DELMORE BROTHERS: Boogie-Woogie Baby/ Hillbilly Boogie/ CHAMPION JACK DUPREE: Let's Have A Ball/ JAZZ GILLUM: Tell Me Mama/ WYNONIE HARRIS: Who Threw The Whiskey In The Well?/ ADOLPH HOFNER: Joe Turner Blues/ LOUIS JORDAN: Caladonia Boogie/ Choo Choo Ch'Boogie/ PEGGY LEE: Everything's Moving Too Fast/ AMOS MILBURN: Down The Road Apiece/ ROY MILTON: Milton's Boogie/ BILL MONROE: Rocky Road Blues/ CLYDE MOODY: Two Timin' Blues/ MOON MULLICAN: Pipeliner's Blues/ HANK PENNY: Steel Guitar Stomp/ THE RADIO COW BOYS: Mississippi Muddle/ THE SHELTON BROTHERS: Aura Lee (Love Me Tender)/ On The Owl Hoot Trail/ ARTHUR SMITH: Guitar Boogie/ MERLE TRAVIS: Cincinnati Lou/ ERNEST TUBB: You Nearly Lose Your Mind/ BIG JOE TURNER & PETE JOHNSON: Baby Look At You/ Roll 'Em Pete/ T-BONE WALKER: T-Bone Boogie/ WASHBOARD SAM: Come On Back/ CASEY BILL WELDON: You Gotta Do Your Duty/ TEX WILLIAMS: I Got Texas In My Soul/ BOB WILLS: Roly Poly | |||
| VARIOUS ARTISTS | Fremeaux & Associates 353 | Roots Of Rock 'n' Roll, Vol. 3 | $25.98 |
| Two CD set of 36 tracks of blues, boogie, western swing and
all the other forms of music that were mixed together to eventually result
in what we call rock 'n' roll recorded in 1947 - Wynonie Harris, Paul
Howard, Julia Lee, Louis Jordan, Red Foley, Paul Gayten, The Milo Twins,
Lightnin' Hopkins, Luke Wills, Merle Travis, Amos Milburn, Johnny Tyler,
John Lee "Sonny Boy" Williamson, Wayne Raney, Roy Milton, Jimmy Liggins,
Chet Atkins, Sister Rosetta Tharpe and many more. CHET ATKINS: Canned Heat/ THE BIG THREE TRIO: After While/ ROY BROWN: Roy Brown Boogie/ THE DELMORE BROTHERS: Barnyard Boogie/ AL DEXTER: New Broom Boogie/ RED FOLEY: Freight Train Boogie/ PAUL GAYTEN: Your Hands Ain't Clean/ JAZZ GILLUM: You Got To Run Me Down/ WYNONIE HARRIS: Good Rocking Tonight/ SMOKEY HOGG: Good Morning Little Schoolgirl/ LIGHTNIN' HOPKINS: Let Me Play With Your Poodle/ PAUL HOWARD: Rootie Tootie/ LOUIS JORDAN: Barnyard Boogie/ PEE WEE KING: Ten Gallon Boogie/ JULIA LEE: Mama Don't Allow/ Snatch And Grab It/ PEGGY LEE: Why Don't You Do Right?/ JIMMY LIGGINS: The Washboard Special/ JOE LUTCHER: Rockin' Boogie/ NELLIE LUTCHER: He's A Real Gone Guy/ STICKS MC GHEE: Drinkin' Wine Spoo-dee-o-dee/ AMOS MILBURN: Chicken Shack Boogie/ ROY MILTON: Big Fat Mama/ WAYNE RANEY: Lost John Boogie/ JACK RIVERS: Razor Strap Boogie./ THE SONS OF THE PIONEERS: Cigareetes, Whusky And Wild Wimmen/ SISTER ROSETTA THARPE: This Train/ MERLE TRAVIS: Merle's Boogie Woogie # 1/ MILO TWINS: Downtown Boogie/ JOHNNY TYLER: Oakie Boogie/ T-TEXAS TYLER: My Bucket's Got A Hole In It/ JIMMY WAKELY: Oklahoma Blues (just An Oakie With The Oakie Blues)/ HANK WILLIAMS: Move It On Over/ TEX WILLIAMS: Smoke! Smoke! Smoke! (that Cigarette)/ JOHN LEE "SONNY BOY" WILLIAMSON: Polly Put Your Kettle On/ LUKE WILLS: The Texas Special |
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| VARIOUS ARTISTS | Fremeaux & Associates 354 | Roots Of Rock 'n' Roll, Vol. 4 : 1948 | $25.98 |
| Another two CD set from Fremeaux featuring 36 tracks of
blues, boogie, western swing and all the other forms of music that were
mixed together to eventually result in what we call rock 'n' roll recorded
in 1948 - Wynonie Harris, Pee Wee King, K.C. Douglas, Willie "Long Time"
Smith, Spade Cooley, T.J. Fowaler, John Lee Hooker, King Porter, Albinia
Jones, Art Gunn, Jimmy Wakely, Lonnie Lyons and lots more. No duplication
with Indigo 101. WILLIE "LONG TIME" SMITH: Dirty Deal Boogie/ BLUE LU BARKER: Here's A Little Girl/ THE BUCHANAN BROTHERS: High Tempered Mama/ EDDIE BURNS: Papa's Boogie/ HARRY CHOATES: Louisiana Boogie/ SPADE COOLEY: Big Chief Boogie/ PEE WEE CRAYTON: Bounce Pee Wee/ THE DELMORE BROTHERS: Peach Street Boogie/ K.C. DOUGLAS: Mercury Boogie/ T.J. FOWLER: Red Hot Blues/ ART GUNN: Boogie Woogie Blues/ WYNONIE HARRIS: I Want My Fanny Brown/ HAWKSHAW HAWKINS: Dog House Boogie/ JOHN LEE HOOKER: Boogie Chillen/ LIGHTNIN' HOPKINS: Lightnin' Boogie/ PAUL HOWARD: Cotton Pickers' Special/ ALBINIA JONES: Hole In The Wall Tonight/ PEE WEE KING: Bull Fiddle Boogie/ JIMMY LIGGINS: Mississippi Boogie/ LONNIE LYONS: Down In The Groovy/ JIMMY MC CRACKLIN: I Can't Understand/ BIG JAY MC NEELY: California Hop D-sav./ MEMPHIS SLIM: Midnight Jump/ ROY MILTON: Hop, Skip And Jump/ KING PORTER: Chittlin' Ball/ CURLEY RASH: Humble Road Boogie/ TOMMY SARGENT: Steel Guitar Boogie/ HAL SINGER: Beef Stew/ JOHNNY TYLER: Two Can Play Your Game/ T-TEXAS TYLER: Guitar Boogie Woogie/ JIMMY WAKELY: Mine All Mine?/ MUDDY WATERS: Muddy Jumps One/ CURLEY WILLIAMS: Georgia Boogie/ HANK WILLIAMS: The Blues Come Around/ PAUL WILLIAMS: The Twister/ TEX WILLIAMS: Drop Dead! |
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| VARIOUS ARTISTS | Fremeaux & Associates 355 | Roots Of Rock 'n' Roll, Vol. 5 : 1949 | $25.98 |
| DAVE BARTHOLOMEW: Ain't Gonna Do It/ ARTHUR "BIG BOY" CRUDUP: Shout Sister Shout/ ROY BROWN: Butcher Pete/ GOREE CARTER: Rock Awhile/ LITTLE JIMMY DICKENS: A-sleeping At The Foot Of The Bed/ FLOYD DIXON: Rockin' At Home/ FATS DOMINO: Hey La Bas Boogie/ The Fat Man/ TOMMY DUNCAN: Chattanooga Shoe Shine Boy/ CHAMPION JACK DUPREE: Rub A Little Boogie/ TENNESSEE ERNIE FORD: Smokey Mountain Boogie/ LALO GUERRERO: Marijuana Boogie/ WYNONIE HARRIS: All She Wants To Do Is Rock/ PEE WEE HUGHES: Country Boy Blues/ LOUIS INNIS: Jug Band Boogie/ JERRY IRBY: Too Many Women/ LOUIS JORDAN: Saturday Night Fish Fry/ B.B. KING: Take A Swing With Me/ JOE LUTCHER: Rock Cola/ SMILIN' SMOKEY LYNN: Run Mister Rabbit/ DON MC CORD: Can't Live Without You/ STICKS MC GHEE: Venus/ ROY MILTON: Waking Up Baby/ TOMMY MOONEY: Bingo Boogie/ MOON MULLICAN: Ain't Get No Grindin'/ JOHNNY OTIS: Little Red Hen/ DAN PICKETT: Baby Don't You Want To Go?/ WAYNE RANEY: Pan American Boogie/ OLE RASMUSSEN: We're Gonna Go Fishin'/ RAMBLIN' TOMMY SCOTT: Gonna Paint The Town Red/ THE SONS OF THE PIONEERS: Riders In The Sky/ JESSE THOMAS: Let's Have Some Fun/ BIG JOE TURNER: When The Rooster Crows./ LESTER WILLIAMS: I'm So Glad I Could Jump And Shout/ RALPH WILLIS: I'm Gonna Rock/ JOHNNIE LEE WILLS: Rag Mop | |||
| VARIOUS ARTISTS | Fremeaux & Associates 356 | Roots Of Rock 'n' Roll, Vol. 6 : 1950 | $25.98 |
| Another excellent double CD compilation featuring the music
that presaged rock' n' roll - namely uptempo blues, R&B and country. 36
tracks featuring such great blues and R&B artists as LaVern Baker, fats
Domino, The Robins, Tiny Bradshaw, Lester Williams, Joe Hill Louis, Joe
Liggins and others and from the country field we have Charline Arthur,
Ramblin' Jimmy Dolan, Hank Snow, Billy Jack Wills, Johnny Bond, etc. A nice
mix of common titles and less readily available items. ARCHIBALD: Shake Shake Baby/ CHARLINE ARTHUR: I've Got The Boogie Woogie Blues/ LA VERN BAKER: I Want To Rock/ LEON BASS: Country Hix's/ JOHNNY BOND: Mean Mama Boogie/ CALVIN BOZE: Safronia B./ TINY BRADSHAW: Walk That Mess/ BILLY BRIGGS: Chew Tobacco Rag I/ Chew Tobacco Rag Ii/ RUTH BROWN: Teardrops From My Eyes/ GOREE CARTER: Come On, Let's Boogie/ PEE WEE CRAYTON: Rockin' The Blues/ FLOYD DIXON & MARI JONES: Real Lovin' Mama/ RAMBLIN' JIMMY DOLAN: Hot Rod Race/ FATS DOMINO: Hey! Fat Man!/ GLYNN DUNCAN: We Got Good Business/ RED FOLEY WITH CECIL GANT: Hobo Boogie/ TENNESSEE ERNIE FORD: Shotgun Boogie/ LEFTY FRIZZELL: Shine, Shave, Shower/ WYNONIE HARRIS: Rock Mr Blues/ JOHNNY HICKS: Hamburger Hop/ ROY HOGSED: Shuffleboard Shuffle/ WESLEY HOLLY: Shuffling Shoes/ JERRY IRBY: Hillbilly Boogie/ COUSIN JOE: Chicken-a-la-blues/ ANNIE LAURIE: I Ain't Gonna Let You In/ BENNY LEADERS: I'll Be Jumped Up And Down./ JOE LIGGINS: The Honeydripper/ LITTLE WILLIE LITTLEFIELD: Rockin' Chair Mama/ JOE HILL LOUIS: Boogie In The Park/ THE ROBINS: You're Fine But Not My Kind/ HUBERT ROBINSON: Old Woman Boogie/ HANK SNOW: The Golden Rocket/ LESTER WILLIAMS: Hey Jack!/ BILLY JACK WILLS: Rock-a-bye Baby Blues/ JOHNNY LEE WILLS: The Band's A-rockin'/ BILLY WRIGHT: Everybody Goes When The Wagon Comes |
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| VARIOUS ARTISTS | Fremeaux & Associates 357 | Roots Of Rock 'n' Roll, Vol. 7 : 1951 | $25.98 |
| Another two CD set from Fremeaux featuring blues, boogie,
western swing, hillbilly boogie, rhythm & blues and all the other forms of
music that were mixed together to eventually result in what we call rock 'n'
roll. This volume features 40 tracks recorded in 1951 and includes Jackie
Brenston, Little Richard, Arkie Shibley, Lou Sargent, Peggy Lee, Bumble Bee
Slim, Slim Willet, Bob Center, Big Jay McNeely, Billy Love, Bill Haley, Jess
Willard, The FIve Keys, Mick Wodoward, Clarence "Gatemouth" Brown, Jimmie
Dolan, Goree Carter, Leon Kelley, Flatt & Scruggs, Herman Manzy and others.
JACKIE BRENSTON: Rocket 88/ CLARENCE "GATEMOUTH" BROWN: She Walks Right In/ JAMES "WIDEMOUTH" BROWN: Boogie Woogie Nighthawk/ ROY BROWN: Good Rockin' Man/ BUMBLE BEE SLIM: Ida Red/ GOREE CARTER: I'm Your Boogie Man/ BOB CENTER: Too Wet To Plow/ JIMMIE DOLAN: Juke Box Boogie/ FATS DOMINO: Don't Lie To Me/ Rockin' Chair./ DR FEELGOOD: Hey Good Lookin'/ THE FIVE KEYS: Hucklebuck With Jimmy/ FLATT & SCRUGGS: Don't Get Above Your Raisin'/ TENNESSEE ERNIE FORD: Kissing Bug Boogie/ BILL HALEY: Rocket 88/ WYNONIE HARRIS: Bloodshot Eyes/ ROY HOGSED: Snake Dance Boogie/ HOWLIN' WOLF: Houserockin' Boogie/ LOUIE INNIS: I Grabbed For The Engine/ LEON KELLEY: Guitar Breakdown/ MORRIS LANE: Bobby's Boogie/ PEGGY LEE: Yeah Yeah Yeah/ LITTLE RICHARD: Taxi Blues/ BILLY LOVE: Juiced/ LUCKY LEROY: Now Get Goin'/ HERMAN MANZY: I'm Your Rockin' Man/ SKEETS MC DONALD: Scoot, Git And Be Gone/ BIG JAY MCNEELY: Insect Ball/ BOB NEWMAN: Hangover Boogie/ GENE O'QUINN: Texas Boogie/ LOU SARGENT: Ridin' The Boogie/ ARKIE SHIBLEY: Shore Leave/ HANK STANFORD: She's A Hum Dum Digger/ DAVE STOGNER: Hard Top Race/ BIG MAMA THORNTON: Mischievous Boogie/ SPEEDY WEST & JIMMY BRYANT: Railroadin'/ JESS WILLARD: Java Junction/ SLIM WILLET: Drill Bit Honky Tonk/ CURLEY WILLIAMS: Move In A Little Closer/ MICK WOODWARD: Hot Rod Race Navy Style |
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| VARIOUS ARTISTS | Fremeaux & Associates 358 | Roots Of Rock 'n' Roll, Vol. 8 : 1952 | $25.98 |
| The two CD set from Fremeaux featuring blues, boogie,
western swing, hillbilly boogie, rhythm & blues and all the other forms of
music that were mixed together to eventually result in what we call rock 'n'
roll. This volume features 40 tracks recorded in 1952 including such
important recordings as Lawdy Miss Clawdy by Lloyd Price, Hound
Dog by Big Mama Thornton, Bill Haley's Rock The Joint plus tracks
by The Carter Sisters, Ruth Brown, Tommy Sosbee, Peppermint Harris, Maddox
Brothers & Rose, Bob Newman, John Lee Hooker, Amos Milburn, Ella Mae Morse,
Bobby Bland, Cowboy Copas, Jimmy Witherspoon, Douglas LLewis, Marvin
Phillips & His Men From Mars, Slim Willet, Guitar Slim, Ramblin' Jimmie
Dolan, Joe Liggins and others. 40 tracks in all with excellent sound - 32
page booklet includes photos, discographical info and notes in French &
English. And note the new lower price of Fremeaux doubles thanks to new
distribution. CHARLIE ADAMS: T.t. Boogie/ ARCHIBALD: Great Big Eyes/ BOBBY BLAND: Good Lovin‘/ ZUZU BOLLIN: Why Don‘t You Eat Where You Slept Last Night?/ RUTH BROWN: Daddy Daddy/ JIMMY BRYANT & SPEEDY WEST: Pickin‘ The Chicken/ CARTER SISTERS: Juke Box Blues/ TUCKER COLES: House Rockers‘ Jamboree/ COWBOY COPAS: Feelin‘ Low/ RAMBLIN’ JIMMIE DOLAN: Hot Rod Mama/ FATS DOMINO: Mardi Gras To New Orleans/ RED FOLEY: Hoot Owl Boogie/ TENNESSE ERNIE FORD: Blackberry Boogie/ GUITAR SLIM: Certainly All/ BILL HALEY: Rock The Joint/ PEPPERMINT HARRIS: I Cry For My Baby/ CHUCK HIGGINS: Pachuko Hop/ JOHN LEE HOOKER: Walkin‘ The Boogie/ BULL MOOSE JACKSON: Big Ten Inch/ DOUGLAS LEWIS: Ice Worm Boogie/ JOE LIGGINS: Dripper‘s Boogie/ LITTLE RICHARD: Ain‘t Nothing Happening/ LITTLE WILLIE LITTLEFIELD: Kansas City/ MADDOX BROTHERS & ROSE: No Help Wanted/ PERCY MAYFIELD: Louisiana/ WALLY MERCER: Rock Around The Clock/ AMOS MILBURN: Greyhound/ MERRILL MOORE: Saddle Boogie/ ELLA MAE MORSE: Okie Boogie/ MOON MULLICAN: Tokyo Boogie/ BOB NEWMAN: Sand Boogie/ HANK PENNY: Hadacillin Boogie/ MARVIN PHILLIPS & HIS MEN FROM MARS: Wine Wine Woogie/ LLOYD PRICE: Lawdy Miss Clawdy/ RAY PRICE: Move On In And Stay/ ARTHUR SMITH: Indian Boogie/ TOMMY SOSBEE: All Nite Boogie/ BIG MAMA THORNTON: Hound Dog/ SLIM WILLET: Rig Movin‘ Man/ JIMMY WITHERSPOON: Two Little Girls |
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| VARIOUS ARTISTS | Funky Delicacies 0022 | Jazz Funky New Orleans | $16.98 |
| 16 rare and unissued sides, 1962-72 by Porgy Jones, Walter "Wolfman"
washington, James Booker, Eddie Bo and Alvin Thomas. |
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