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CORAL RHYTHM & BLUES VOLUME 1 (Official Records presents 'Coral Rhythm 'n' Blues, Vol. 1,' a 22-track compilation featuring largely unreissued jump blues, R&B and gospel material from the 1940s and '50s. Track listing: 1. BLUES ON CENTRAL AVENUE Joe Turner with Freddie Slack Trio, 2. OO BOP CHOO DOP The James Quintet, 3. BUZZ, BUZZ, BUZZ Jimmie Lunceford Orch. (vcl. Cliff & Claude Trenier), 4. 125TH STREET, NEW YORK Al Sears & the Sparrows, 5. BETTY JANE Max Bailey, 6. PLAYER PIANO BOOGIE Martha Davis, 7. LOVE LIKE A RIVER Ethel Davenport with the Jimmy Blythe Trio, 8. TRAIN, TRAIN BLUES The Blues Caravan feat. John Peek and Zilla Mays & Her Buddies, 9. LET'S PARTY Jesse Allen, 10. I LIKE IT Bonnie Davis & the Piccadilly Pipers, 11. I'VE GOT THE SWEETEST MAN Delores Bell with Dave Young Orch., 12. WORK DADDY WORK Eunice Davis, 13. TYREE'S BOOGIE Joe Black & His Boogie Woogie Boys, 14. CASTLE ROCK The 4 Deep Tones, 15. TELL ME WHY The James Quintet, 16. I WANT MY BABY Bonnie Davis & the Piccadilly Pipers, 17. TRA-LA-LA Calvert Jones, 18. BEGIN THE BEGUINE The Blues Caravan feat. Jay Jay, 19. COFFEE DADDY BLUES Danny 'Run Joe' Taylor with Leroy 'Ike' Kirkland Orch., 20. THEY SAY YOU CRY Jimmy Scott, 21. HIS EYE IS ON THE SPARROW The Coleman Brothers, 22. THE NIGHT YOU SAID GOODBYE The 4 Deep Tones) USA OFFICIAL Special on-line offer for UK customers only - buy 6 or more DVDs/CDs/Videos (or a mixture of both) and we pay your postage!!! |
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CORAL RHYTHM & BLUES VOLUME 2 (Official Records presents 'Coral Rhythm 'n' Blues, Vol. 2,' another 22-track compilation featuring largely unreissued jump blues, R&B and gospel material from the 1940s and '50s. Track listing: 1. SINCE THINGS GOT TOUGH AGAIN Orville Brooks, 2. SHAKE HANDS Al Sears & the Sparrows, 3. L-U-C-I-L-L-E (BOP THE BOOGIE) Ollie Sheppard & His Orch., 4. FISH GREASE BOOGIE Joe Black & His Boogie Woogie Boys, 5. TRIPLE EIGHT The Blues Caravan feat. John Peek and Zilla Mays & Her Buddies, 6. LOVE ME PRETTY BABY Max Bailey, 7. WHAT DO YOU WANT Eunice Davis, 8. YOU'RE THE DOCTOR Martha Davis, 9. LOW DOWN THE CHARIOT The Coleman Brothers, 10. PLEASING YOU (AS LONG AS I LIVE) The James Quintet, 11. CHARMAINE The X-Rays, 12. FLAG WAVIN' BOOGIE Joe Black & His Boogie Woogie Boys, 13. SWEET LOVIN' DADDY Danny 'Run Joe' Taylor, 14. BIG MOUTH MAMA The Beavers, 15. TALKING BABY BLUES Bob Call & His Orch. (Grant 'Mr. Blues' Jones vcl.), 16. OUT IN THE COLD AGAIN Bonnie Davis & the Piccadilly Pipers, 17. TAN SKIN LAD Al Sears & the Sparrows, 18. HONEY Ace Harris, 19. WHERE CAN I GO Myrtle Jackson with the Jimmy Blythe Orch., 20. BEWILDERED The James Quintet, 21. THERE SHOULD BE TEARS IN MY EYES Delores Bell with Dave Young Orch., 22. WHEN YOU SURRENDER Jimmy Scott) USA OFFICIAL Special on-line offer for UK customers only - buy 6 or more DVDs/CDs/Videos (or a mixture of both) and we pay your postage!!! |
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RCA-VICTOR RHYTHM & BLUES VOLUME 1 (Official Records presents 'RCA-Victor Rhythm & Blues Vol. 1,' a 22-track collection of early 1950s jump blues, city blues and doo-wop obscurities. Track listing: 1. ROOMING HOUSE BOOGIE - Cab Calloway & His Cab Jivers, 2. JELLY AND BREAD Meredith Howard, 3. MOANIN' THE BLUES Annisteen Allen with Lucky Millinder's Orch., 4. CHICO'S BOOGIE - Red Callender Sextette, 5. WANDA - The Heartbreakers, 6. ALL NIGHT BABY The Robins, 7. EVERYBODY'S GOT THE BLUES Melvin Smith, 8. GATOR TAIL Danny Run Joe Taylor, 9. HEARTBREAKER The Heartbreakers, 10. PLEASE LET ME BE Bixie Crawford with Ernest A. Freeman & Orch., 11. D' NATURAL BLUES Lucky Millinder & His Orch., 12. YOUR VOICE - Cab Calloway & His Cab Jivers, 13. DO BABY DO - Jackie Davis Trio, 14. HAVE A LITTLE PITY Bobby Prince, 15. (NOW AND THEN THERE'S) A FOOL SUCH AS I The Robins, 16. TONIGHT OF ALL NIGHTS Bixie Crawford with Ernest A. Freeman & Orch., 17. HUFFIN' AND PUFFIN' Al Sears & His Orch., 18. WAKE UP FOOL Otis Blackwell, 19. I'M SUCH A FOOL OVER YOU Bobby Prince, 20. COLD POTATO Meredith Howard, 21. YOU'RE SO NECESSARY TO ME The Heartbreakers, 22. THOSE MAGIC WORDS Rudy Traylor & Orch. (Mary Louise & the Traylors, vcl.) USA RCA Special on-line offer for UK customers only - buy 6 or more DVDs/CDs/Videos (or a mixture of both) and we pay your postage!!! |
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RCA-VICTOR RHYTHM & BLUES VOLUME 2 (Official Records presents 'RCA-Victor Rhythm & Blues Vol. 2,' another 22-track collection of early 1950s jump blues, city blues and doo-wop obscurities. Track listing: 1. OL' JOE LOUIS - Cab Calloway & His Cab Jivers, 2. HOME COOKIN' MAMA Meredith Howard, 3. IN THE MIDDLE OF THE NIGHT Lucky Millinder Orch. (Annisteen Allen, vcl.), 4. GOOSE GREASE - George James (alto sax) with Howard Biggs Orch., 5. MY HEART'S THE BIGGEST FOOL The Robins, 6. I'M ONLY FOOLING MY HEART The Heartbreakers, 7. IT WENT DOWN EASY Melvin Smith, 8. FOOL THAT I BE Otis Blackwell, 9. I BEEPED WHEN I SHOULDA BOPPED - Cab Calloway & His Cab Jivers, 10. EATING MY HEART OUT FOR YOU Terry Timmons, 11. BUZZ ME BABY Jackie Davis Trio, 12. I'M IN BAD SHAPE Bobby Prince, 13. ROCKIN' DADDY-O The Heartbreakers, 14. I'LL NEVER BE FREE Lucky Millinder Orch. (Annisteen Allen, Paul Breckenridge vcl.), 15. WORRIED WOMAN BLUES Terry Timmons, 16. IN THE GOOD OLD SUMMERTIME Al Sears & His Orch., 17. I'LL DO IT The Robins, 18. WHY DON'T I - The Heartbreakers, 19. EASY COME, EASY GO BLUES Meredith Howard, 20. NUMBER 000 Otis Blackwell, 21. AIN'T SUPPOSED TO BE LIKE THAT Terry Timmons, 22. THAT'S WHEN YOUR HEARTACHES BEGIN Billy Bunn & His Buddies) USA RCA Special on-line offer for UK customers only - buy 6 or more DVDs/CDs/Videos (or a mixture of both) and we pay your postage!!! |
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RCA-VICTOR RHYTHM & BLUES VOLUME 3 (Official Records presents 'RCA-Victor Rhythm & Blues Vol. 3,' another 22 tracks of vintage blues shouters, doo-wop and gospel obscurities. Track listing: 1. CORNBREAD Erskine Hawkins & His Orch., 2. HOMESICK BLUES Blow Top Lynn & His House Rockers (vcl. Melvin Smith) , 3. LET'S GO TO THE DANCE The Robins, 4. GOT NOBODY TO LOVE Terry Timmons, 5. STEP BY STEP The Starlight Spiritual Singers, 6. CHERRY WINE Jimmy Lewis, 7. CHEATIN' Big John Greer, 8. I'M AFRAID Billy Bunn & His Buddies, 9. IT'S O.K. WITH ME The Heartbreakers, 10. THIS IS ONE TIME, BABY (YOU AIN'T GONNA TWO-TIME ME) Johnny Moore's Three Blazers (vcl. Lee Barnes), 11. ON A HONKY TONK HARDWOOD FLOOR Bob Williams, 12. NO, NO, NOTHING CAN CHANGE ME The Original Gospel Harmonettes, 13. MY KIND OF LOVE Micki Williams with Howard Biggs Orch., 14. DIG THESE BLUES The Four Clefs, 15. COME BACK MY DARLIN' Blow Top Lynn & His House Rockers (vcl. Melvin Smith), 16. OH WHY The Robins, 17. A NEW SHADE OF BLUES Johnny Moore's Three Blazers (vcl. Lee Barnes), 18. PLEASE HELP ME FIND MY WAY HOME Otis Blackwell, 19. THE SAME OLD THRILL Terry Timmons, 20. I'VE GOT WHAT IT TAKES Gene Gilbeaux & His Orch. (vcl. Bixie Crawford & Choo Choo Train), 21. OO-SHOO-BE-DO-BE The Deep River Boys with Howard Biggs Orch., 22. THERE IS TIME The Heartbreakers) USA RCA Special on-line offer for UK customers only - buy 6 or more DVDs/CDs/Videos (or a mixture of both) and we pay your postage!!! |
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RCA-VICTOR RHYTHM & BLUES VOLUME 4 (Official Records presents 'RCA-Victor Rhythm & Blues Vol. 4,' another 22 tracks of vintage blues shouters, doo-wop and gospel obscurities. Track listing: 1. CRUISIN' Benny Carter & His Orch., 2. SIX TIMES SIX Melvin Smith, 3. TEN DAYS IN JAIL The Robins, 4. TWENTY-FOUR YEARS Dossie Terry, 5. DON'T LET NOBODY TURN YOU AROUND The Five Trumpets, 6. I'M THE BIGGEST FOOL The Jackson Brothers, 7. HE'S THE BEST IN THE BUSINESS Terry Timmons, 8. EASY BABY Eddie 'Sugarman' Penigar (vcl. Little Miss Sharecropper), 9. ROCK WITH IT Johnny Moore's Three Blazers (vcl. Billy Valentine), 10. BABY'S ON MY MIND Gene Parrish, 11. TEXAS HOP Erskine Hawkins & His Orch., 12. HOW DO YOU FEEL ABOUT ME Micki Williams with Howard Biggs Orch., 13. SEEN BETTER DAYS Rene Hall Orch. (vcl. Courtland Carter), 14. TUXEDO JUNCTION Erskine Hawkins & His Orch. (vcl. The Deep River Boys), 15. CAN YOU TELL? The Starlight Spiritual Singers, 16. GREEN LIGHT Rudy Traylor & His Orch. & The Traylors, 17. GOLD AIN'T EVERYTHING Gene Gilbeaux & His Orch. (vcl. Choo Choo Train), 18. BABY I'LL BE THERE Melvin Smith, 19. GOT YOU ON MY MIND Big John Greer, 20. MR. LOW LOVE Terry Timmons, 21. HOW WOULD YOU KNOW The Robins, 22. I NEED A SHOULDER TO CRY ON Billy Bunn & His Buddies) USA RCA Special on-line offer for UK customers only - buy 6 or more DVDs/CDs/Videos (or a mixture of both) and we pay your postage!!! |
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RCA-VICTOR DOWN HOME BLUES (Official Records presents 'RCA-Victor Downhome Blues,' a 25-track collection of raw country blues and R&B from the early 1950s. Track listing: 1. HOOPIN' AND JUMPIN' Sonny Terry, 2. GREEDY PIG Buddy Lucas , 3. CATFISH Cousin Leroy , 4. FISH TAIL BLUES Square Walton , 5. YOU BETTER HEED MY WARNING Larry Dale , 6. ROCK HEART BLUES Rock Heart Johnson , 7. LOST JAWBONE Sonny Terry , 8. GIMME YOUR BANKROLL Square Walton, 9. GOIN' BACK HOME Cousin Leroy , 10. MIDNIGHT HOURS Larry Dale , 11. RIDE AND ROLL Sonny Terry , 12. SONNY IS DRINKING Sonny Terry , 13. MIDNIGHT RAMBLER Rock Heart Johnson , 14. PEPPER HEAD WOMAN Square Walton , 15. PLEASE TELL ME Larry Dale , 16. LOUISE Sonny Terry , 17. HOOTIN' BLUES #2 Sonny Terry , 18. STILL FEELIN' SAD Ford Nelson Quintet (vcl. Frank Brown) , 19. BLACK SPIDER Rock Heart Johnson , 20. BAD HANGOVER Square Walton , 21. I'M GONNA ROCK YOUR WIG Sonny Terry, 22. HOORAY HOORAY Sonny Terry , 23. EVILEST WOMAN IN TOWN Rock Heart Johnson, 24. DOWN TO THE BOTTOM Larry Dale , 25. STILL LOOKIN' FOR A CHANGE Ford Nelson Quintet (vcl. Frank Brown) USA RCA Special on-line offer for UK customers only - buy 6 or more DVDs/CDs/Videos (or a mixture of both) and we pay your postage!!! |
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HEAVY SUGAR (Over the course of time, Heavy Sugar has been the title of a song, the name of a radio station, an independent movie and the primary ingredient for a rapturous recipe. How fitting it is that this latter description also epitomizes the ingredients that go to make up Heavy Sugar: The Pure Essence of New Orleans R&B. Just think. If the celebrity chefs of New Orleans were to whip up Heavy Sugar until the peaks start to form, then the hostesses on Bourbon Street would go that little bit further and add any flavour necessary to achieve a creamy finish. The musical melting-pot, which helped turn rhythm & blues into rock ‘n’ roll, was always at its most flavoursome in the Crescent City. Issuing forth from a store-front recording facility, the beguiling big beat reached out to a global audience through such artists as Fats Domino, Little Richard, Huey Smith and Lloyd Price. Many lesser-known but equally worthy individuals achieved the same level of sass, Alberta Hall, Ray Washington, Harry Lee, TV Slim to name but a few, although usually with just a couple of releases to show for their troubles. The focal point of the operation centred around a remarkable house-band that assembled day-after-day at Cosimo Matassa's funky studio in the heart of the French Quarter. Date-wise the metronome began ticking towards the end of the '40s, which was when the hip crowd first latched on to rhythm & blues. Rather than being restricted to a minority audience, the music's freewheeling ambience ended up blowing off anyone and everyones' cobwebs. New Orleans came out on top, because its talented musicians were able to put onto record the good time feel that was heard in the clubs. In order to share the joy, Fantastic Voyage has trawled through the city's rich musical repertoire to arrive at 75 highly sought-after recordings. Compiled and annotated by record producer and music historian Stuart Colman, and with many titles on CD for the first time, Heavy Sugar: The Pure Essence of New Orleans R&B could easily end up being one of the releases of 2010. Track listing: CD 1: Hey-Hey-Hey-Hey (Little Richard), Shirley (John Fred & The Playboys), Would You Believe It, I Have A Cold (Huey Smith), Telling Lies (Fats Domino), Someday (You'll Want Me) (Smiley Lewis), Nervous Boogie (Paul Gayten), It Must Be Jelly (Frankie Ford), A-Tisket A-Tasket (Joe Jones), I'm So Blue (Jimmy Beasley), I Know (Ray Washington), Honey, Honey (The Supremes), Ship On A Stormy Sea (Jimmy Clanton), Loud Mouth Annie (Myles & Dupont), That's What I'll Do (Shirley & Lee), Oh, How I Need Your Lovin' (Alberta Hall), Flatfoot Sam (TV Slim (as Oscar Wills)), Look What You're Doing To Me (Professor Longhair), Try Rock And Roll (Bobby Mitchell), I'll Always Be In Love With You (Charles Brown), My Girl Across Town (Lester Robertson), Sweet Sixteen (The Tropicals), I've Got A Girl (Roland Cook), Tic Toc (Lee Allen & His Band), You Call Everybody Darling (The Gondoliers), Dance With Me Henry (Etta James) CD 2: Don't Deceive Me (Fats Domino), Cheatin' Woman (Frankie Ford), Honey Hush (Joe Turner), Diddy-Y-Diddy-O (Roy Brown), Whirlaway (Allen Toussaint), Cha Dooky Doo (Art Neville), Real Gone Party (Ruth & Al), Chickee Wah Wah (Bobby Marchan), There'll Be No Backin' Out (Mickey & Sylvia), That's All I Need To Know (Sam Cooke), Carry On (Jerry Byrne), We Like Birdland (Huey Smith), Creole Alley (Lee Allen & His Band), Mad About You Baby (Richard Berry), Well-O, Well-O, Well-O Baby (Earl King), Malinda (Bobby Mandolph), School Days Are Back Again (Smiley Lewis), Don't Break This Heart Of Mine (Jimmy Beasley), Doin' The Hambone (Little Booker), Rich Woman (Li'l Millet & His Creoles), Teachin' And Preachin' (The Royal Kings), Oh Why? (Little Richard), Every Time I See You (Harry Lee), Blow Wind Blow (Junior Gordon), I'm Glad, Glad (Lloyd Price) CD 3: Don't You Know Yockomo (Huey Piano Smith with His Clowns), Someday, Bye And Bye (The Spiders), Would You (Fats Domino), Hatti Malatti (Lee Diamond), Mother Roux (Yo Yo Walk) (Paul Gayten), We Teenagers Know What We Want (Amos Milburn), Zing Zing (Art Neville), So Glad She's Mine (Charles Williams), Sweeter Words (Have Never Been Told) (Smiley Lewis), I Love To Rock n Roll (Eddie Bo), Tough Lover (Etta James), Good Lovin' (John Fred), Knocked Out (The Gondoliers), Eternity (Ernie K-Doe (as Ernie Kador)), Kansas City (Little Richard), Please Believe Me (Charles Brown), Teenage Wedding (Johnny Angel), Baby, Baby Please (Clarence Henry), Love You So (The Crystals), I Think You're Jiving Me (Huey & Jerry), Take It Home To Grandma (Lester Robertson), Mercy (Gene & Al's Spacemen), When My Blue Moon Turns To Gold Again (Big Al Downing), I'll Turn Square For You (Bobby Charles), Saturday Night (Roy Brown) FANTASTIC VOYAGE Special on-line offer for UK customers only - buy 6 or more DVDs/CDs/Videos (or a mixture of both) and we pay your postage!!! |
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LET ME TELL YOU ABOUT THE BLUES - WEST COAST (California experienced a phenomenal growth in independent recording in the postwar years, after decades of dominance by the major labels. Millions had flocked there during the war years and they needed entertainment. It all began with ‘The GI Sing-sation’, Cecil Gant and his ‘I Wonder’, a blues ballad that caught the public’s imagination. It was also a time for downsizing; the full Johnny Otis Orchestra backed Jimmy Rushing singing ‘Jimmy’s Round The Clock Blues’ but such aggregations quickly broke up and the trend was for small quintets led by the likes of Joe Liggins (‘The Honeydripper’), Saunders King (‘SK Blues’), Buddy Banks (‘Fluffy’s Debut’), Jack McVea (‘Open The Door Richard’) and Roy Milton (‘R.M. Blues’). Charles Brown (‘Drifting Blues’), Jimmy Witherspoon (‘Ain’t Nobody’s Business’) and T-Bone Walker (‘Call It Stormy Monday’) set the fashion for cool, laidback blues, while Gene Phillips (‘Stinkin’ Drunk’), Amos Milburn (‘Chicken Shack Boogie’), Joe Lutcher (‘Rockin’ Boogie’) and Jimmy Liggins (‘Cadillac Boogie’) added a little heat to the pot. After Big Jay McNeely’s ‘The Deacon’s Hop’ and Wild Bill Moore’s ‘Rock And Roll’, honking sax instrumentals became a major sales incentive. The market was crowded with pianist/singers like Little Willie Littlefield (‘It’s Midnight’), Ivory Joe Hunter (‘I Almost Lost My Mind’), Jimmy McCracklin (‘Beer Drinkin’ Woman’), Roy Hawkins (‘Why Do Everything Happen To Me’) and a young Ray Charles (‘Late In The Evening Blues’). As the 1950s began, rhythm and blues took centre stage, preparing the ground for the advent of rock’n’roll. Percy Mayfield (‘The River’s Invitation’) remained cool but newcomers like Lloyd Price (‘Lawdy Miss Clawdy’), Young John Watson (‘Motorhead Baby’), Willie Mae Thornton (‘Hound Dog’), Etta James (‘The Wallflower’) and Linda Hopkins (‘Yes I Know’) sang to a stronger beat. Meanwhile, the blues had not been forgotten, Pee Wee Crayton (‘When It Rains It Pours’), Jimmy Wilson (‘Tin Pan Alley’), James Reed (‘Things Ain’t What They Used To Be’) and Johnny Fuller (‘Roughest Place In Town’) could still stir the emotions. Saxophonists still made the charts but as an indication of what was to come, guitarists like Pete ‘Guitar’ Lewis (‘Louisiana Hop’) and Jimmy Nolen (‘Strollin’ With Nolen’) also found themselves popular. By 1956, the year of Jimmy McCracklin’s ‘Savoy’s Jump’, rock’n’roll had knocked down the door. Public taste was changing and within a couple of years the music celebrated here was old-fashioned and passed by. Track listing: cd 1: Mean Old World (T-Bone Walker), SK Blues (Part 1) (Saunders King), I Wonder (Cecil Gant), My Baby's Blues (The Blues Man (George Vann)), The Honeydripper (Part 1) (Joe Liggins), Drifting Blues (Charles Brown), Jimmy's Round The Clock Blues (Johnny Otis Orchestra (vocal Jimmy Rushing)), Shipyard Woman (Jim Wynn's Bobalibans), Everything Will Be All Right (Johnny Alston Orchestra), When The Sun Goes Down (Alton Redd), Fluffy's Debut (Buddy Banks Sextet), Groovy Blues (Camille Howard with Roy Milton & His Solid Senders), RM Blues (Roy Milton), My Gal's A Jockey (Big Joe Turner), Crying Blues (Lowell Fulson), Stinkin' Drunk (Gene Phillips), Open The Door Richard (Jack McVea's All Stars), Be Ba Ba Le Ba Boogie (Helen Humes), Rockin' Boogie (Joe Lutcher), Call It Stormy Monday (T-Bone Walker), Jackson's Boogie (Little Willie Jackson), I Didn't Like It The First Time (Julia Lee), Ain't Nobody's Business (Part 1) (Jimmy Witherspoon), Chicken Shack Boogie (Amos Milburn), Move Your Hand Baby (Crown Prince Waterford) cd 2: Cadillac Boogie (Jimmy Liggins), Fat Meat ‘N Greens (Edgar Hayes), Let 'Em Roll Blues (King Perry Orchestra), Bowlegged Boogie (Vivianne Green), The Deacon's Hop (Big Jay McNeely), Rock And Roll (Wild Bill Moore), Drafting Blues (Floyd Dixon), It's Midnight (No Place To Go) (Little Willie Littlefield), Walkin' Blues (Johnny Moore's Three Blazers), I Almost Lost My Mind (Ivory Joe Hunter), Double Crossing Blues (Johnny Otis Quintet & The Robins (vocal Little Esther)), Why Do Everything Happen To Me (Roy Hawkins), Beer Drinkin' Woman (Jimmy McCracklin), Safronia B (Calvin Boze & His All-Stars), Everything's Gonna Be Alright (King Perry & His Pied Pipers), Glamor Girl (T-Bone Walker), Late In The Evening Blues (Ray Charles), Million Dollar Secret (Helen Humes), Please Send Me Someone To Love (Percy Mayfield), Black Night (Charles Brown), Every Day I Have The Blues (Lowell Fulson), The Thrill Is Gone (Roy Hawkins), I Got Loaded (Peppermint Harris), ‘T-99' Blues (Jimmy Nelson), The Walkin' Blues (Fluffy Hunter) cd 3: When It Rains It Pours (Pee Wee Crayton), Louisiana Hop (Pete 'Guitar' Lewis), Better Beware (Esther Phillips (as Little Esther)), The River's Invitation (Percy Mayfield), Lawdy Miss Clawdy (Lloyd Price), Wailin' Daddy (Mabel Scott), Call Operator 210 (Johnny Otis & Mel Walker), Hound Dog (Willie Mae Thornton), KC Lovin' (Little Willie Littlefield), Let Me Go Home Whiskey (Amos Milburn), Jay's Blues (Part 1) (Jimmy Witherspoon), Yes I Know (Linda Hayes), Motorhead Baby (Young John Watson), Tin Pan Alley (Jimmy Wilson), The Honey Jump (Part 1) (Oscar McLollie), Cry Baby Cry (Effie Smith), Strugglin' Blues (T-Bone Walker), Things Ain't What They Used To Be (James Reed), I Ain't Drunk (Jimmy Liggins), Something's Goin' On In My Room (Daddy Cleanhead), Roughest Place In Town (Johnny Fuller), The Wallflower (Etta James), Cadillac Funeral (Peppermint Harris), Strollin' With Nolen (Jimmy Nolen), Savoy's Jump (Jimmy McCracklin) U.K FANTASTIC VOYAGE Special on-line offer for UK customers only - buy 6 or more DVDs/CDs/Videos (or a mixture of both) and we pay your postage!!! |
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STEPPIN' STONE - THE SOUND OF MEMPHIS / XL STORY VOLUME 3 (The third volume of our successful series digging into the Memphis production powerhouse Sounds Of Memphis and its XL label. Our earlier volumes threw light on the studio's incredible southern soul legacy and the strength of music that was laid down. The third volume digs deeper and is made up of mainly unreleased masters but all of unerringly high quality. The discoveries are incredible, with the front ranking being two numbers by Willie Walker. Despite being recorded as demos they are as good as any single that ever made it to vinyl. Equally, recordings by Willie Bollinger, the awesome Otis Wheat and Art Jerry Miller are fantastic. All artists with a very low profile but on the aural evidence they deserved to be much better known. We feature two more cuts from George Jackson, including a brilliant alternate vocal to 'How Can I Get Next To You' and the previously unheard 'Love Trying To Come'. We also have two wonderful pieces by producer Dan Greer, whose voice is the height of soulfulness, plus work from the Minits, whose recordings at Sounds Of Memphis never fail to impress. We take the story into the 80s with a couple of recordings from Tekelia and Erma Shaw, showing that Sounds Of Memphis continued to produce soulful gems into that decade. Extensive notes and rare photos complete this fantastic package. Track listing: 1. IF YOU NEVER SEE ME - Willie Walker, 2. I WON'T HAVE TO CRY NO MORE - William Bollinger, 3. SATURDAY IN THE PARK - Jacksonians, 4. HOOK LINE & SINKER - Minits, 5. HOW CAN I GET NEXT TO YOU (ALT VOX) - George Jackson, 6. I'M YOUR SLAVE - Otis Wheat, 7. YOU'RE SLIPPING AWAY - Dan Greer, 8. I LOVE YOU MORE THAN YOU'LL EVER KNOW -Jacksonians, 9. THE PLUMBER - Ovations, 10. PEOPLE ARE TALKING - William Bollinger, 11. RUN AROUND - Willie Walker, 12. LOVE LETTERS - Minits, 13. SPARKLE EYES - The Jacksonians, 14. ALWAYS TREAT YOUR WOMAN - Art Jerry Miller, 15. CHIRPIN' - Lou Roberts, 16. TAKE A LOOK AT YOURSELF - Dan Greer, 17. LOVE TRYING TO COME - George Jackson, 18. LOVE IS BLIND - Erma Shaw, 19. STEPPIN STONE - Louis Williams, 20. LOVER BOY - Minits, 21. GUESSING GAME - Jimi Hill, 22. BECAUSE OF YOU - Tekelia Kelly) U.K KENT Special on-line offer for UK customers only - buy 6 or more DVDs/CDs/Videos (or a mixture of both) and we pay your postage!!! |
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JUKE JOINT BLUES VOLUME 2 (2 CD set, 54 great rockin' & jumpin' blues rarities - some killer sounds - great package - volume 1 still available JSP7796. Track listing: CD A: 1.LEE BROWN: Horse Shoe Boogie, 2.JERRY McCAIN: Bad Credit, 3.CLEO HARVES: Crazy With The Blues, 4.PAPA LIGHTFOOT: P.L. Blues, 5.LOUIS CAMPBELL: Gotta Have You Baby, 6.SAMMY MYERS: My Love Is Here To Stay, 7.MR HONEY: Build A Cave, 8.ANDREW THOMAS: Chicago Blues, 9.K.C. DOUGLAS: Mercury Boogie, 10.HASKELL SADLER: Gone For Good, 11.BOOGIE BILL WEBB: I Ain't For It, 12.JAMES TISDOM: Model T Boogie, 13.BIG CHENIER: Let Me Hold Your Hand, 14.KING DAVIS: Waggin' Your Tail, 15.SONNY BOY JOHNSON: I'm Drinkin' My Last Drink, 16.SIDNEY MAIDEN: Eclipse Of The Sun, 17.J.D. EDWARDS: Playboy Blues, 18.LEFT HAND CHARLIE: Miss My Lagnion, 19.COUNTRY JIM: Old River Blues, 20.LEWIS CAMPBELL: Don't Want Anyone Hangin' Around, 21.BUDDY LEWIS: Lonesome Bedroom Blues, 22.SLIM GREEN: Tricky Woman Blues, 23.LEE BROWN: Ruby Moore Blues, 24.PETE McKINLEY: Mean Black Snake, 25.ERNEST McCLAY: Night Working Woman, 26.JERRY PERKINS: P 38 Stomp, 27.HOT ROD HAPPY: Worried Blues CD B: 1.JIMMY ROGERS: Round About Boogie, 2.JOHN BRIM: Bus Driver, 3.WILLIE LANE: Prowlin' Ground Hog, 4.JAMES TISDOM: Throw This Poor Dog A Bone, 5.LEWIS CAMPBELL: A Call On The Phone, 6.PINEBLUFF PETE: A Woman Acts Funny, 7.HASKELL SADLER: Do Right Mind, 8.LEE BROWN: Lowland Blues, 9.KING DAVIS: Someday You'll Understand, 10.K.C. DOUGLAS: Lonely Boy Blues, 11.J.D. EDWARDS: Hobo, 12.SONNY BOY JOHNSON: Swimming Pool Blues, 13.JERRY McCAIN: My Next Door Neighbor, 14.JIMMY McCRACKLIN: My Baby's Last Goodbye, 15.BIG CHENIER: Please Try To Realise, 16.SIDNEY MAIDEN: Everything Is Wrong, 17.PETE McKINLEY: Cryin' For My Baby, 18.MR HONEY: Who May Your Regular Be, 19.SAMMY MYERS: Sleeping In The Ground, 20.COUNTRY JIM: I'll Take You Back Baby, 21.BUDDY LEWIS: You've Got Good Business, 22.ROBERT LEE WESTMORELAND: Good Looking Woman Blues, 23.LEE BROWN: Round The World Boogie, 24.LOUIS CAMPBELL: The Natural Facts 25.JAMES TISDOM: '51 Blues 26.BOOGIE BILL WEBB: Bad Dog, 27.PAPA LIGHTFOOT: Jumpin' With Jarvis) U.K JSP Special on-line offer for UK customers only - buy 6 or more DVDs/CDs/Videos (or a mixture of both) and we pay your postage!!! |
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MR. HOT SHOT RHYTHM & BLUES REVUE (20 x 1950s - 1960s r&b to crossover sounds. Track listing: Willie White - Everybody Dance, Jessie Crawford - Please Don't Go, Mary Hankins - Ants In My Pants, Earl Connely B - I Feel A Little Lonely, Nelson Sanders - This Love Is Here To Stay, Otis Redding - Shout Bamalama (1st version), James McCleese - Tell Me Why, Baby Jean - Oh Johnny, Marty Lewis - I Want To Know, Chuck & Pauline - Too Smart, Anthony Lamont - Benny The Skinny Man, Dan & Dale - Robin's Theme, Billy Cunningham - My Baby, Chuck Bradford - Wherever You Are, Jesse Butler - Dancing Fever, Davey Jones - Love Your Way, The Monterays - Push-Em Up, The Ambassadors - I Wonder Why, Lenne B Good - Hard Times) French K-N Special on-line offer for UK customers only - buy 6 or more DVDs/CDs/Videos (or a mixture of both) and we pay your postage!!! |
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RARE WEST COAST JUMP 'n' JIVE (4 CD set. This collection has multiple purposes, the most important of which is, of course, entertainment. Here are 101 prime examples of (mainly) late 40s Jump, Jive and Boogie, many on CD for the first time. Most of the pianists were inspired by the late 30s explosion of Boogie Woogie and the influence of artists like Meade Lux Lewis, Albert Ammons and Pete Johnson. The vocals in the main take their lead from the phenomenal popularity of Louis Jordan and his Tympany Five. The recordings of the Liggins brothers, Joe and Jimmy, Roy Milton and Calvin Boze, none new to CD, are the most commercially successful of the small band recordings that flooded the juke box market in Jordan's wake. All of the artists here were based in California and all strived for that jukebox hit to emulate Jordan despite most of his output having been recorded in New York. For fans, an unrestricted joy; for those new to this music, a revelation. Track listing: CD A: CHARLIE 'BOOGIE WOOGIE' DAVIS & HIS ORCHESTRA: 1.Rainin' Blues 2.San Quentin Bait 3.Old Time Blues 4.Crack Up 5.Song Of The Share Cropper 6.You Sure Gotta Lot Of Nerve 7.Singin' And Cryin' Blues 8.You Fine And Healthy Thing 9.17 Million $ Baby 10.Ain't No Better For You 11.Boogie Woogie Baby 12.Going To L.A. 13.I Know What It's All About 14.Hey! Hey! Pretty Mama 15.The Traffic Is Terrific 16.How I Miss Old Memphis Tenn 17.Lonely Blues JIMMY LIGGINS & HIS DROPS OF JOY: 18.Troubles Goodbye 19.I Can't Stop It 20.That Song Is Gone 21.Cadillac Boogie 22.Teardrop Blues 23.Answer To Teardrop Blues CD B: KING PORTER & HIS ORCHESTRA: 1.Hey Little Brownie 2.Should Have Rationed Myself 3.Charlie The Boogie Man 4.Bumps Boogie 5.Goodbye Doretha 6.That Early Morning Boogie 7.Chitlin' Ball 8.Don't Let Fletcher Getcha 9.Goin' Back To Texas 10.Baby, What's The Matter With You POISON GARDNER & HIS ALL STARS: 11.Empire Boogie 12.Rhapsody Boogie 13.Melody In F Boogie 14.Medium Fast Boogie 15.Workingman's Blues 16.Lenox Avenue Boogie 17.Big Leg Mama Blues 18.Mobile Boogie 19.Between Midnight And Day 20.Eviction Blues 21.52nd Street Jump 22.So Many Women 23.10 O'Clock Stomp 24.Gotta Find My Baby 25.Tornado 26.You're My Baby Tonight 27. ''33'' CD C: LLOYD GLENN & HIS JOYMAKERS: 1.Joymaker's Boogie (Soldiers Hop) 2.Advice To A Fool 3.That Other Woman's Gotta Go 4.Rampart Street Jump 5.Stranger 6.Texas Man 7.Boogieology 8.Midnight Boogie CALVIN BOZE & HIS ALL STARS: 9.Satisfied 10.Working With My Baby 11.If You Ever Had The Blues 12.Waiting And Drinkin' 13.Angel City Blues 14.Safronia B. 15.Baby You're Tops With Me 16.Choo Choo's Bringing My Baby Home 17.Lizzy Lou: Part 1 18.Lizzy Lou: Part 2 19.Stinkin' From Drinkin' 20.Look Out For Tomorrow Today GENE PHILLIPS & HIS RHTHM ACES: 21.Stinkin' Drunk 22.I Could Make You Love Me 23.Big Fat Mama 24.Big Legs 25.Fatso 26.Rock Bottom 27.Punkin' Head Woman 28.I Want A Little Girl CD D: JOE LIGGINS & HIS HONEYDRIPPERS: 1.The Honeydripper: Part 1 .The Honeydripper: Part 2 3.I Got A Right To Cry 4.Tanya 5.Blow Mr. Jackson ROY MILTON & HIS SOLID SENDERS: 6.Milton's Boogie 7.R.M. Blues 8.Rainy Day Confession Blues: Part 1 9.Rainy Day Confession Blues: Part 2 10.It Never Should Have Been This Way 11.Red Light DICK LEWIS & HIS HARLEM RHYTHM BOYS: 12.Hurricane Boogie 13.Eight O' Clock Stomp 14.Old Crow Boogie 15.Harlem Blues 16.Shuffle Boogie 17.Hot Chocolate Boogie RICHARD LEWIS & HIS ORCHESTRA: 18.Hey, Little Girl 19.Richard's Bounce 20.Call Me, Call Me, Call Me 21.Hey, Little Boy 22.Still Drifting 23.Sweet Dreams) U.K JSP Special on-line offer for UK customers only - buy 6 or more DVDs/CDs/Videos (or a mixture of both) and we pay your postage!!! |
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SHAKE RATTLE & ROLL - RHYTHM & BLUES GREATEST HITS 1953 - 1958 (This unique 2 CD set features 49 No. 1s and 1 No. 2 compiled from Billboard Magazine's R&B Charts between 1953 and 1958, and covers some of the most iconic and influential performers and recordings of the 20th century. Includes seminal recordings from many artist who are still performing today including: B.B. King, Fats Domino, Chuck Berry, Etta James and Little Richard. Compiled in chronological order and illustrating the amazing progress made by R&B music in just 5 years from Ruth Brown's bluesy, 'Mama He Treats Your Daughter Mean' to Jackie Wilson's proto - Soul anthem, 'Lonely Teardrops'. This has to be the ultimate '50s R&B collection, Track listing: Disc 1: 1. MAMA HE TREATS YOUR DAUGHTER MEAN - RUTH BROWN, 2. HOUND DOG - BIG MAMA THORNTON, 3. SHAKE A HAND - FAYE ADAMS, 4. MONEY HONEY - CLYDE McPHATTER AND THE DRIFTERS, 5. WORK WITH ME ANNIE - THE MIDNIGHTERS, 6. SHAKE RATTLE AND ROLL - JOE TURNER, 7. HONEY LOVE - THE DRIFTERS FEATURING CLYDE McPHATTER, 8. ANNIE HAD A BABY - THE MIDNIGHTERS, 9. YOU UPSET ME BABY - B.B.KING & HIS ORCHESTRA, 10. PLEDGING MY LOVE - JOHNNY ACE, 11. THE WALLFLOWER - ETTA JAMES AND THE PEACHES, 12. MY BABE - LITTLE WALTER AND HIS JUKES, 13. I'VE GOT A WOMAN - RAY CHARLES AND HIS BAND, 14. BO DIDDLEY - BO DIDDLEY, 15. MAYBELLENE - CHUCK BERRY AND HIS COMBO, 16. ONLY YOU (AND YOU ALONE) - THE PLATTERS, 17. HANDS OFF - JAY McSHANN'S ORCHESTRA, 18. AIN'T IT A SHAME - FATS DOMINO, 19. THE GREAT PRETENDER - THE PLATTERS, 20. LONG TALL SALLY - LITTLE RICHARD AND HIS BAND, 21. I'M IN LOVE AGAIN - FATS DOMINO, 22. FEVER - LITTLE WILLIE JOHN, 23. TREASURE OF LOVE - CLYDE McPHATTER, 24. RIP IT UP - LITTLE RICHARD AND HIS BAND, 25. MY PRAYER - THE PLATTERS Disc 2: 1. LET THE GOOD TIMES ROLL - SHIRLEY AND LEE, 2. BLUEBERRY HILL - FATS DOMINO, 3. BLUE MONDAY - FATS DOMINO, 4. JIM DANDY - LAVERN BAKER AND THE GLIDERS, 5. I'M WALKIN - FATS DOMINO, 6. LUCILLE - LITTLE RICHARD AND HIS BAND, 7. SCHOOLDAY - CHUCK BERRY, 8. YOUNG BLOOD - THE COASTERS, 9. SEARCHIN - THE COASTERS, 10. SHORT FAT FANNIE - LARRY WILLIAMS, 11. LONG LONELY NIGHTS - CLYDE McPHATTER, 12. FARTHER UP THE ROAD - BOBBY BLAND, 13. MR LEE - THE BOBBETTES, 14. YOU SEND ME - SAM COOKE, 15. RAUNCHY - ERNIE FREEMAN, 16. I'LL COME RUNNING BACK TO YOU - SAM COOKE, 17. GET A JOB - THE SILHOUETTES, 18. LOOKING BACK - NAT KING COLE, 19. SWEET LITTLE SIXTEEN - CHUCK BERRY, 20. TWILIGHT TIME - THE PLATTERS *, 21. YAKETY YAK - THE COASTERS *, 22. WHAT AM I LIVING FOR - CHUCK WILLIS *, 23. IT'S ALL IN THE GAME - TOMMY EDWARDS, 24. A LOVER'S QUESTION - CLYDE McPHATTER, 25. LONELY TEARDROPS - JACKIE WILSON * Stereo) U.K JASMINE Special on-line offer for UK customers only - buy 6 or more DVDs/CDs/Videos (or a mixture of both) and we pay your postage!!! |
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RARE BLUES AND SOUL FROM NASHVILLE - THE 1960s - VOLUME 1 (Rare Blues & Soul From Nashville The 1960s With the exception of New York City, Los Angeles and Chicago, Nashville, Tennessee had more independent record companies than any other city in the United States during the boom years of the 1940s, 1950s and 1960s. This collection will help you to get an idea what it was like during the golden era of Nashville Blues and Soul Music. They just don't make records like this anymore, but thankfully we can still hear them...and they sure sound good. Track listing: Slow Down Baby - Sam Baker / He'll Be Sorry (Previously Unreleased) - Sam Baker / You'd Better Check What You Got - Sam Baker / No Way Out - The Mighty Men / I Had A Dream - The Mighty Men / You Too Much - The Mighty Men / Somethin' Else - The Mighty Men / Don't Stop Now- The Mighty Men / Oh Baby - Rudy Greene / Let Me Down Easy - Earl Gaines / Show Me Something - Earl Gaines / Bad Habit (Previously Unreleased Version) - Dee Brown / Heap Of People (Previously Unreleased Version) - Dee Brown / Reap What You Sow - Eddie James / Walking In The Park- Gene Allison / Sugar Booger Baby - Bobby Lindsey / Can You Handle It - Levert Allison / The Shape I'm In - Levert Allison / You Made A World - Levert Allison / When She Touches Me - Rodge Martin / Close My Eyes - Rodge Martin / Let Me Be The On - Luvenia Lewis / Not Strong Enough- Luvenia Lewis / Since I Fell For You- Dottie Clark / Yesterday's Mistake (Previously Unreleased Version) - Roscoe Shelton) SUPERBIRD Special on-line offer for UK customers only - buy 6 or more DVDs/CDs/Videos (or a mixture of both) and we pay your postage!!! |
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RARE BLUES AND SOUL FROM NASHVILLE - THE 1960s - VOLUME 2 (Nashville has always been known as the home of modern country music, but the Music City earned its nickname because it was a place where all types of music were performed and recorded. Most people are surprised to learn that a lot of Blues and Soul Music was recorded and/or released by independent labels in Nashville. Artists like B.B. King, Wynonie Harris, Big Joe Williams, Smokey Hogg, St. Louis Jimmy Oden, Joe Tex, Joe Simon, Cecil Gant, Betty LaVette, Slim Harpo, Lazy Lester, Roscoe Shelton and Lightning Slim recorded for Nashville record companies during the heyday of the independent labels (1940s-1970s). This compilation features some of the lesser known blues and soul artists who recorded for small labels there in the 1960s. That's not to say that these recordings are in any way of lesser quality, but because they were recorded for small companies they didn't get the exposure they deserved. These records are all prized by collectors and several bring hundreds of dollars on the rare vinyl market. The records these little companies made, however, just continued to grow in stature over the years, and the recordings featured on this compilation are an important chapter in the ever evolving story of Nashville....Music City USA Track listing: 1. Cornell Blakely - Don't Do It,2. Cornell Blakely - You Broke My Heart,3. Cornell Blakely - I Want My Share,4. Cornell Blakely - You Ain't Gonna Find,5. Cornell Blakely - Who Knows,6. J.J. Barnes - My Love Came Tumbling Down,7. Stonie Martin - Try Your Luck On Me,8. Stonie Martin - You Win Again,9. John R.- Night Train,10. John R. - Stagger Lee,11. Bobby Hebb - Cherry (45 version),12. Johnette - I Gotta Hold On [To My Man],13. Herbert Hunter - Big Oak Tree,14. Herbert Hunter - So Much To Be Thankful For,15. Herbert Hunter - I Gotta Sit Down,16. Herbert Hunter - Push Away From The Table,17. Lucille & The Strangers - For You My Love,18. Jimmy Tig & The Rounders - Foolish Lover,19. Carol Hadley (Christine Kittrell) - Love Letters,20. Larry Birdsong - Somebody Help Me,21. Clentt Gant - Growing Strong,22. Clentt Gant - If I Could Pretend,23. Robert Garrett - I Don't Wanna Be Sober,24. Robert Garrett - Mean Man) U.K T-BIRD/CHERRY RED Special on-line offer for UK customers only - buy 6 or more DVDs/CDs/Videos (or a mixture of both) and we pay your postage!!! |
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DESPERATE RHYTHM & BLUES VOLUME 1 (26 rare movers & shakers Track listing: 1. SHAKE BABY SHAKE - Champion Jack Dupree, 2. POPPA STOPPA - Thelma Baxter, 3. SATURDAY NIGHT - Kansas City Jimmy, 4. HOW ABOUT ROCKIN' WITH ME - Piney Brown, 5. I'M CLAPPIN' AND SHOUTIN' - Bumps Myers, 6. CHEATING WOMAN - Kansas City Jimmy, 7. THAT'S RIGHT BABY - Piney Brown, 8. BASHFUL AND BLUE - Floyd Turnham Orch., 9. BE SEEIN' YOU IN MY DREAMS - Al Savage, 10. HOLE IN THE GROUND - Freddie Kohlman Orch., 11. MAMA - Jimmy Smith, 12. YOU'RE KILLIN' ME - Milt Trenier, 13. TALKIN' ABOUT YOU - Piney Brown, 14. YOU BRING OUT THE WOLF IN ME - Piney Brown, 15. OH! BABE - Jimmy Preston, 16. MY, OH MY - Scatman Bailey, 17. LET'S GET TOGETHER AND MAKE SOME LOVE - Jimmy Lewis, 18. FLIP OUR WIGS - Milt Trenier & His Solid Six, 19. BIG MAN - Carl Matthews, 20. HACKENSACK MAMA - Blues Taylor, 21. ONION BREATH BABY - Elroy Peace, 22. MUMBLES BLUES - Paul Bascomb, 23. ROCK, H-BOMB, ROCK - H-Bomb Ferguson, 24. SHE SETS MY SOUL ON FIRE - Sonny Parker, 25. QUAKER CITY - Bill Doggett, 26. OOH I - Carmen Taylor) BIG MAX BLUES Special on-line offer for UK customers only - buy 6 or more DVDs/CDs/Videos (or a mixture of both) and we pay your postage!!! |
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DESPERATE RHYTHM & BLUES VOLUME 2 (27 rare movers & shakers Track listing: 1. DO IT - The Adventurers, 2. SHOTGUN RIDER - Bo Dudley, 3. SAY WHAT? - Eddy Jones & the Cyclones, 4. LOVE MY BABY - Jesse Allen, 5. ROCK WITH THE BOOGIE - Charles Epps, 6. JACK, YOU'RE DEAD - Havert Bennett, 7. SHAKE THAT THING - Charles Epps, 8. BOBBY SOX ROCK - Babe Blountt, 9. WHAT'S THE MATTER CLAUDY - Ernest Tucker, 10. MISS ANN - Dick Barron, 11. MOVIN' AND GROOVIN' - Buddy Sharpe, 12. DIRTY DEAL - Classie Ballou, 13. HOKUS POKUS - Ronny Goode, 14. DO THE HULLY GULLY - Kenny Hamber, 15. TWO MORE DAYS - Little Eddie Mint, 16. WHAT'S SHAKIN' - Ralph Wilson, 17. BESSIE LOU - Sonny Stevenson, 18. ROCKIN' AT MIDNIGHT - Pat Patterson, 19. YEAH BABY - Stella Johnson, 20. THE WHIP - Doug Powell, 21. MONEY BLUES - Eugene Lee, 22. COMIN' HOME - Texas Red & Jimmy, 23. SLIPPIN' AND SLIDIN' - Tobin Matthews, 24. DRINKING WINE, SPO-DEE-O-DEE - Little Bebby, 25. YOU SHOULDN'T OUGHTA DONE IT - The Night Owl, 26. I WANT YOU TO LOVE ME - Pearl Reaves , 27. COME INTO MY HEART - Little Clarence) BIG MAX BLUES Special on-line offer for UK customers only - buy 6 or more DVDs/CDs/Videos (or a mixture of both) and we pay your postage!!! |
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RCA JUMP & JIVE VOLUME 1 (22 black rompers from RCA label circa 1949 - 1953 Track listing: 1. WE'RE GONNA ROCK THIS JOINT - Jackson Brothers Orch. (Billy Henderson vocal), 2. IT AIN'T GONNA BE THAT WAY - Gay Crosse & His Good Humor Six, 3. RAMPAGING MAMA - Blow Top Lynn & His House Rockers (Melvin Smith vocal), 4. MAKE HASTE - Mr. Sad Head, 5. TWO GUITAR BOOGIE - Rene Hall Orch., 6. THERE'S NO OTHER WAY - Jackson Brothers Orch. (Billy Henderson vocal), 7. SWALLOW DOLLOW - Gay Crosse & His Good Humor Six, 8. ORGAN GRINDER'S SWING - Ford Nelson Quintet, 9. CORN JUG BOOGIE - Harold Nicholas, 10. COLE SLAW - Jesse Stone & His Orch., 11. THEY AIN'T GONNA TELL IT RIGHT - Blow Top Lynn & His House Rockers, 12. SATURDAY NIGHT FISH FRY - Gay Crosse & His Good Humor Six, 13. DREAM BLUES - Gene Parrish, 14. CALIFORNIA BABY - Melvin Smith, 15. DO IT UP RIGHT - Rene Hall, 16. DO IT NOW! - Jesse Stone & His Orch., 17. PELICAN'S HOP - Gay Crosse & His Good Humor Six, 18. UP ON THE HILL - Blow Top Lynn & His House Rockers, 19. FLAT FOOT BOOGIE - Jackson Brothers Orch., 20. SLICK-CHICK Rudy Traylor and his Orchestra, 21. RELIEFIN' BLUES Blow Top Lynn & His House Rockers (Melvin Smith vocal), 22. YOU CUT THE BIGGEST HOG, BABY - Gene Parrish) RCA/OFFICIAL Special on-line offer for UK customers only - buy 6 or more DVDs/CDs/Videos (or a mixture of both) and we pay your postage!!! |
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RCA JUMP & JIVE VOLUME 2 (22 black rompers from RCA label circa 1950s. Track listing: 1. BARBEQUE LOUNGE - Arbee Stidham, 2. LONG TALL GAL - Big John Greer & His Rhythm Rockers, 3. LET ME IN - Hot Lips Page & His Orch., 4. MUMBLES BLUES - Mr. Sad Head with Billy Ford & Orch., 5. COCOA MOE JOE - TNT Tribble & Crew, 6. ROLL WITH THE BOOGIE - Joe Robinson with Benny Carter's Orch., 7. DRINKING WINE, SPO-DEE-O-DEE, DRINKING WINE - Big John Greer & His Rhythm Rockers, 8. WHAT THE BLUES WILL DO - Arbee Stidham, 9. BABY YOU AIN'T NOWHERE - Lloyd Thompson with Brother Moncur's Strollers (vcl. Lloyd Thompson & Kitty Madden), 10. BUTCHER BOY - Mr. Sad Head with Billy Ford & Orch., 11. SQUEEZE ME - Milt Trenier & His Solid Six, 12. IF I TOLD YOU ONCE - Big John Greer & His Rhythm Rockers, 13. THAT'S WHAT MAKES ME LOVE YOU SO - TNT Tribble & Crew, 14. SAD HEAD BLUES - Mr. Sad Head with Billy Ford & Orch., 15. SQUEEZE ME BABY - Arbee Stidham, 16. THAT'S THE ONE FOR ME - Hot Lips Page & His Orch. (vcl. Hot Lips Page & Mildred Anderson), 17. HOT WEATHER BLUES - Mr. Sad Head with Billy Ford & Orch., 18. ROCKING JENNY JONES - Big John Greer & His Rhythm Rockers, 19. DON'T SCREAM, DON'T SHOUT - Joe Robinson with Benny Carter's Orch., 20. I WANT A LAVENDAR CADILLAC - Lloyd Thompson with Brother Moncur's Strollers, 21. ANY TIME YOU RING MY BELL - Arbee Stidham, 22. ROCK BOTTOM - Milt Trenier & His Solid Six) RCA / OFFICIAL Special on-line offer for UK customers only - buy 6 or more DVDs/CDs/Videos (or a mixture of both) and we pay your postage!!! |
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RCA JUMP & JIVE VOLUME 3 (22 black rompers. Track listing: 1. MR. VON - TNT Tribble & Crew, 2. I'M THE FAT MAN - Big John Greer & His Rhythm Rockers, 3. STIDHAM JUMPS - Arbee Stidham, 4. I WANNA RIDE LIKE THE COWBOYS DO - Hot Lips Page & His Orch., 5. BRAND NEW BABY - Eddie Sugarman Penigar, 6. HEY, SISTER LUCY (What Makes Your Lips So Juicy) - Jesse Stone & Orch. , 7. TV BOOGIE BLUES - TNT Tribble & Frank Motley, 8. SNEAKY PETE - Jesse Stone & Orch., 9. RED JUICE - Big John Greer & His Rhythm Rockers, 10. BIG JOHN'S A BLOWIN' - Big John Greer & His Rhythm Rockers, 11. I GET MY KICKS IN THE COUNTRY - TNT Tribble & Frank Motley, 12. STRIKE, WHILE THE IRON IS HOT! - Hot Lips Page & His Orch., 13. WHO KILLED 'ER (Who Killed the Big Black Widow) - Jesse Stone & Orch., 14. YOU'RE KILLIN' ME - Milt Trenier & His Solid Six, 15. YOU'LL BE SORRY - Arbee Stidham, 16. CLAMBAKE BOOGIE - Big John Greer & His Rhythm Rockers, 17. UP THE HILL WITH JEEP - Gene Gilbeaux & His Orch. (Don Hill, alto sax), 18. RIDE PRETTY BABY - John Greer & His Rhythm Rockers, 19. FLIP OUR WIGS - Milt Trenier & His Solid Six, 20. SCREAMIN' IN MY SLEEP - Gene Parrish, 21. I'LL NEVER LET YOU GO - John Greer & His Rhythm Rockers, 22. I'VE GOT SO MANY WORRIES - Arbee Stidham) RCA / OFFICIAL Special on-line offer for UK customers only - buy 6 or more DVDs/CDs/Videos (or a mixture of both) and we pay your postage!!! |
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RCA JUMP & JIVE VOLUME 4 (Official Records presents 'RCA-Victor Jump & Jive Vol. 4,' another 22-cut compilation of rockin' R&B tracks from the Camden vaults. Track listing: 1. KEEP YOUR BIG MOUTH SHUT - Jesse Stone & His Orch., 2. SOME FOLKS DO IT AND SOME FOLKS DON'T - Jimmy McPhail, 3. WHEN I HIT THE NUMBER - Dossie Terry, 4. LOOPED - Melvin Smith, 5. STRONG RED WHISKEY - John Greer & the Rhythm Rockers, 6. I GOT DRUNK - Buddy Lucas & Orch., 7. LITTLE ANNIE - Ford Nelson Quintet, 8. 96 LBS. - Les Harris, 9. BLOCK BUSTER - Boots Brown & His Blockbusters, 10. WHO'S ZAT? - Jesse Stone & His Orch., 11. YOU LOOK BAD - Danny Run Joe Taylor, 12. I'M OUT OF MY MIND - Melvin Smith, 13. BOTTLE IT UP AND GO - Big John Greer, 14. GET IT WHILE YOU CAN - Jesse Stone Orch., 15. I KNOW WHAT I'M DOIN' - Buddy Lucas & His Orch., 16. BUSINESSMAN'S BLUES - Melvin Smith, 17. THAT'S HOW MUCH I LOVE YOU - Jimmy McPhail, 18. TOO LONG - John Greer with Orch., 19. '53 CONVERTIBLE - George James & His Orch., 20. TAKE A BACK SEAT, MR. JACKSON - Inez Jones, 21. SARAH KELLY (FROM PLUMNELLY) - Melvin Smith, 22. COME BACK MAYBELLINE - John Greer) RCA / OFFICIAL Special on-line offer for UK customers only - buy 6 or more DVDs/CDs/Videos (or a mixture of both) and we pay your postage!!! |
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JERICHO ALLEY - BLUES IN LOS ANGELES 1955 - 1959 VOLUME 1 (Flash Records presents 'Jericho Alley Vol. 1: Blues in Los Angeles 1955-1959,' a compilation of downhome blues and gritty R&B, including previously unreleased material from original master tapes. Track listing: 1. SHAKE 'EM UP - Slim Green - Canton 1789, 2. JERICHO ALLEY - Slim Green - Canton 1789, 3. GOOD WOMAN BLUES - B. Brown & His McVouts - Flash 102, 4. HURRY HURRY BABY - Sidney Maiden & His Ramblers - Flash 101, 5. EVERYTHING IS WRONG - Sidney Maiden & His Ramblers - Flash 101, 6. MAMBO FOR DANCERS - B. Brown & His McVouts - Flash 102, 7. DO RIGHT MIND - Haskell Sadler & His Orch. - Flash 103, 8. GONE FOR GOOD - Haskell Sadler & His Orch. - Flash 103, 9. SWEET PEA (Take 1) - Sweet Pea Walker - Flash unissued, 10. SWEET PEA (Take 2) - Sweet Pea Walker - Flash unissued, 11. JUST A NIGHT GIRL - Sheryl Crowley with James Curry & His Orch. - Flash 107, 12. I'LL BE SEEING YOU - Sheryl Crowley with James Curry & His Orch. - Flash unissued, 13. IT AIN'T TO PLAY WITH! - Sheryl Crowley with Lorenzo Holden's Orch. - Flash-112, 14. FLASHY - Maurice Simons & His Orch. - Flash-113, 15. YOU GOING TO PAY FOR IT BABY - Frank Patt & Orch. - Flash 117, 16. GONNA HOLD ON - Frank Patt & Orch. - Flash 117, 17. TRICKY - Gus Jenkins & Orch. - Flash 115, 18. REMEMBER LAST XMAS - Gus Jenkins & Orch. - Flash 116, 19. HAMBONE - Mamie Jenkins with Gus Jenkins Orch. - Flash 124, 20. JUMP WITH ME BABY - Mamie Jenkins with Gus Jenkins Orch. - Flash 124, 21. CAN'T SLEEP AT NIGHT - Judge Davis - Flash 120, 22. SAWMILL SECTION - Judge Davis - Flash 120, 23. ARE YOU ALRIGHT? - Paul Clifton - Flash 127, 24. SHAKE 'EM UP (alt.) - Slim Green - Flash unissued) USA FLASH Special on-line offer for UK customers only - buy 6 or more DVDs/CDs/Videos (or a mixture of both) and we pay your postage!!! |
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JERICHO ALLEY - BLUES IN LOS ANGELES 1956 - 1965 VOLUME 2 (Flash Records presents 'Jericho Alley Vol. 2: Blues in Los Angeles 1956-1965,' another compilation of downhome blues and gritty R&B. Track listing: 1. SLIPPING IN - Lee Walker - Clara 110, 2. LEAVE MY WOMAN ALONE - Ace Holder - Vanessa 100, 3. SITTING HERE WAITING - C.C. Griffin - Allegro 2001, 4. I WANNA - Cry Baby Curtis - Cash 1062, 5. MISS O'MALLY'S RALLY - Little Walter Jr. & Band - Lapel 100, 6. DRIVE ME, BABY - Blues Slim - Five-Four 5435, 7. JUST A MINUTE BABY - Frank Patt - Flash unissued, 8. LONSEOME AND CONFUSED - Louis & Frosty - C Note 109, 9. TRAIN TIME - Louis & Frosty - C Note 109, 10. WABBA SUZY-Q - Ace Holder - Vanessa 100, 11. VINE ST. SHUFFLE - Gus Jenkins - Pioneer International 1006, 12. DID YOU THINK I CARE - Cry Baby Curtis - Cash 1062, 13. COLD SAND - Lee Walker - Clara 110, 14. I'M HURTED - Mamie Perry with Gus Jenkins Orch. - Flash 130, 15. I'M YOUR SLAVE - Frank Patt - Flash unissued, 16. BALD-HEADED WOMAN - Haskall Saddler with the Mellowtones Orch. - Melodia 1662, 17. LONESOME HARMONICA - Ace Holder & His Blues Rockers - Pioneer International 1004, 18. TWEEDLE WOOFIN' BOOGIE - Louis Jackson - C Note 110, 19. I DO BELIEVE - C.C. Griffin - Allegro 2001, 20. SPANKY - Gus Jenkins - Pioneer International 101, 21. YOU MADE ME - Gus Jenkins - Pioneer International 1006, 22. MY BABY WAITED TOO LONG - Mamie Perry with Gus Jenkins Orch. - Flash 130, 23. FRAN'S MOOD - Louis Jackson - C Note 110, 24. HOMELESS BOY - Ace Holder & His Blues Rockers - Pioneer International 1004) USA FLASH Special on-line offer for UK customers only - buy 6 or more DVDs/CDs/Videos (or a mixture of both) and we pay your postage!!! |
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JERICHO ALLEY - BLUES IN LOS ANGELES 1956 - 1967 VOLUME 3 (Flash Records presents 'Jericho Alley Vol. 3: Blues in Los Angeles 1956-1967,' another compilation of downhome blues and gritty R&B. Track listing: 1. BLOWING THE BLUES - George Smith, 2. SCRATCH MY BACK - King Solomon, 3. ENCOURAGE ME BABY - Ace Holder, 4. THOUGHT I DIDN'T LOVE YOU - Harmonica Slim, 5. GONNA TAKE TIME - Gus Jenkins, 6. SORRY I HAD TO LEAVE - Ace Holder with Curtis Tillman Band, 7. DON'T GET SASSY - Gus Jenkins, 8. I GOT TO MOVE - King Solomon, 9. HOT ROLLS - Harmonica King & Band, 10. YOU'LL BE THE ONE - Gus Jenkins, 11. D.J.'s CORNER - A.B. Moore, 12. GOING BACK HOME - Harmonica Slim, 13. I'M IN LOVE WITH YOU - Ace Holder, 14. SEPARATION - King Solomon, 15. DIRTY WORK GOING ON - Little Joe Blue, 16. WHEN YOU ARE AROUND - Ace Holder, 17. LITTLE DAB WILL DO IT - King Solomon, 18. THE EATINGEST WOMAN - Ace Holder with Curtis Tillman Band, 19. I DON'T HAVE TO CRY - A.B. Moore, 20. I WANT TO BE WITH YOU - C.C. Griffin, 21. YOU USED ME - Gus Jenkins, 22. HAPPY ANNIVERSARY - Ace Holder, 23. MOVE ON - Curtis Griffin & His Band, 24. CHITTLINS - Gus Jenkins) USA FLASH Special on-line offer for UK customers only - buy 6 or more DVDs/CDs/Videos (or a mixture of both) and we pay your postage!!! |
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