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1-Walk 'Em 2-Since I Fell For YouJOHNSON, Ella 3-Baby You're Always On My MindJOHNSON, Ella & BEE JAYS 4-Boogie Woogie's Mother-In-Law 5-You Gotta Walk That Chalk Line 6-I Don't Know What's Troublin' Your MindJOHNSON, Ella 7-Be Careful 8-Root Man BluesMINERVE, Harold `Geezil' 9-Til My Baby Comes BackJOHNSON, Ella 10-I'm Gonna Jump In The RiverJOHNSON, Ella & BEE JAYS 11-Talking About Another Man's WifeMINERVE, Harold `Greezil' 12-No More LoveJOHNSON, Ella 13-Shake 'Em Up 14-Satisfy My SoulJOHNSON, Ella 15-Stormy WeatherJOHNSON, Ella 16-Did You See Jackie Robinson Hit That Ball? 17-That's The Stuff You Gotta WatchJOHNSON, Ella 18-They All Say I'm The Biggest FoolPRYSOCK, Arthur 19-Fine Brown Frame 20-You'll Get Them BluesJOHNSON, Ella 21-Southern Echoes 22-When My Man Comes HomeJOHNSON, Ella 23-Please, Mr. JohnsonJOHNSON, Ella 24-Shufflin' And Rollin' (1941-53 'Decca')(73:50/24)
1-Big Legs 2-It's Raining 3-Honey Chile 4-Big Fat Mama 5-Snuff Dripping Mama 6-To Each His Own, Brother 7-Punkin' Head Woman 8-My Mama Told Me 9-My Baby's Mistreatin' Me 10-Slippin' & Slidin' 11-See See Rider aka C.C. Rider 12-I Wonder What The Poor Folks Are Doin' 13-Honky Tonk Train 14-How Long Blues 15-Happy Birthday (Jules Bihari) 16-Fat So 17-Gene's Guitar Blues (instrumental) 18-Broke And Disgusted aka It's A Lonely World 19-Jumping With Lloyd (instrumental) 20-Cherry Red 21-Gene Jumps The Blues 22-Short Haired Ugly Woman 23-Ramblin' Woman 24-Crying Won't Help You None 25-Flying Home (instrumental) (1947-50 'Modern') (64:24/25) Stilistisch von Louis Jordan und Wynonie Harris beeinflußter erfolgreicher R&B-Gitarrist und -sänger, der in jenen Tagen einige Hits landen konnte und als Gitarrist, auch auf der Lap-Steel stilbildend war. Eine hervorragende Zusammenstellung und spannend auch für jene, die sich für die Geschickte des Blues interessieren / he was one of Modern's most successful recording artists in the late '40s and an influential guitar stylist, also on lap-steel guitar. Great compilation, especially if you're interested in the history of blues guitar.
1-Shake, Rattle And Roll 2-Flip, Flop And Fly 3-Honey Hush 4-Well All Right 5-Hide And Seek 6-Morning, Noon And Night 7-The Chicken And The Hawk (Up, Up And Away) 8-Corrine Corrina 9-Boogie Woogie Country Girl 10-Midnight Special Train 11-Rock A While 12-Lipstick, Powder And Paint 13-Midnight Cannonball 14-The Chill Is On 15-Oke-She-Moke-She-Pop 16-You're Driving Me Crazy 17-TV Mama 18-Tomorrow Night 19-Don't You Cry 20-Sweet Sixteen 21-Chains Of Love (2007/WARNER) 21 tracks, Atlantic recordings 1951-60! ROCKS!
1-Please, Please, Please 2-I Got To Know 3-If You Don't Need Me 4-I'm Gonna Tell Them 5-Take Me With You Baby 6-Not Going To Cry 7-They Don't Know 8-So Much In Need 9-Catch That Teardrop 10-Goof Ball 11-She Did Me Wrong 12-Show Me 13-I Want It Like That 14-What's In The Heart 15-I'm A Cool Teenager (single master)PAULING, El & THE ROYALTON 16-Solid RockPAULING, El & THE ROYALTON 17-Everybody KnowsPAULING, El 18-Now Baby Don't Do ItPAULING, El & THE ROYALTON 19-Rain Drops Keep A Fallin'PAULING, El & THE ROYAL ABBIT 20-Please, Please Be MinePAULING, El & ROYAL ABBIT 21-Here It 'tis, Right HerePAULING, El & ROYAL ABBIT 22-Jail BirdPAULING, El & ROYAL ABBIT 23-Send Me SomebodyPAULING, El & ROYAK ABBIT 24-(Come On) Let's Have A Good TimePAULING, El & ROYAL ABBIT 25-I'm A Cool Teenager (undubbed vers.)PAULING, El & THE ROYALTON 26-Mr. Moon ManPAULING, El & THE EXCITERS 27-Time For EverythingPAULING, Ed & THE EXCITERS 28-Soul House (It Won't Be Long)PAULING, Ed & THE EXCITERS (2007/ACE) 28 tracks, incl. the best of their Home Of The Blues reocordings, plus the complete Federal recordings of their lead guitarist Lowman Pauling and the solo recordings of their piano player Royal Abbit 1961-65 with 12 page booklet
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1-When I Move To The Sky 2-Strange Things Happening Every Day 3-This Train 4-I Claim Jesus First 5-Can't No Grave Hold My Body Down 6-Up Above My Head I Hear Music In The Air 7-Didn't It Rain 8-Don't Take Everybody To Be Your Friend 9-Everybody's Gonna Have A Wonderful Time Up Th 10-Down By The Riverside 11-Precious Memories 12-Oh, When I Come To The End Of My Journey 13-Heaven Is Not My Home 14-Were You There When They Crucified My Lord? 15-What Is The Soul Of Man? 16-Singing In My Soul 17-Two Little Fishes And Five Loaves Of Bread 18-I Heard My Mother Call My Name 19-My Journey To The Sky 20-Family Prayer 21-Jesus Is Here Today 22-My Lord And I (1940s/1950s)(62:48/22)
THE COSIMO MATASSA STORY
BIG CITY BLUES (1951-1954)
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1-Chicken Shack Boogie2-House Party (Tonight)3-Rock Rock Rock4-Soft Pillow5-My Baby's Boogying6-I'm Gonna Tell My Mama7-Rooming House Boogie8-Bad, Bad Whiskey9-We Teenagers Know What We Want10-Down The Road Apiece11-Roll Mr. Jelly12-Johnson Rag13-Greyhound14-Let Me Go Home, Whiskey15-Chicken Shack Boogie16-Let's Have A Party17-Square Dance Boogie18-One Scotch, One Bourbon, One Beer19-One, Two, Three, Everybody20-Amos' Boogie21-Boogie Woogie22-Sax Shack Boogie23-Good, Good Whiskey24-Every Day Of The Week25-Juice Juice Juice26-Amos' Blues27-Vicious, Vicious Vodka28-Let's Rock A While29-Three Times A Fool30-Girl Of My Dreams31-Birmingham Bounce The wildest rockin' recordings from Amos Milburn's golden years ...1946-1957! Plus the piano pounder's greatest R&B hits! Milburn influenced Fats Domino and New Orleans R&B! Hugely detailed liner notes, including a new interview with guitarist Texas Johnny Brown, one of Amos' Chickenshackers! The last word on the first name in rockin' rhythm & blues! -- One of the greatest hitmakers of the postwar R&B era, Amos Milburn wrote and recorded uproarious odes to sex, booze and all-night partying. It was rock 'n' roll in all but name. Amos rocked the house for the Los Angeles-based Aladdin label right from the beginning. At his debut session in 1946, he waxed a piledriving 'Down The Road Apiece', and he kept the late '40s R&B hit parade jumping with 'Chicken Shack Boogie', 'Roomin' House Boogie' and 'Sax Shack Boogie'. They're all here on 'Amos Rocks,' along with his odes to the bottle, like 'Bad, Bad Whiskey', 'Let Me Go Home Whiskey', and 'One Scotch, One Bourbon, One Beer'. Plus, there's Amos' torrid '56 remake of 'Chicken Shack Boogie' cut in New Orleans with Lee Allen on sax and Earl Palmer driving the drumbeat. Long before Fats Domino or any of his fellow revolutionaries came anywhere near a studio, Amos Milburn rocked!
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COFFRET 4 CD : THE DAWN OF DOO WOP
