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HOT LIPS PAGE - ROLL, ROLL, ROLL (Beginning his promising rise to national fame in the late 1930s as a rival to that other trumpet-playing, gravel-voiced entertainer, Louis Armstrong, Hot Lips Page changed tack, jumping with both feet in the direction of the burgeoning R&B sound in the mid 1940s. It was a move that was sure to offend all the serious jazz music fans, but it would endear him to all the low-brow jump-blues lovers - both then and now! This CD celebrates those R&B years of the man who could have been King... Oran Thadeus Page was born in Dallas, Texas, on January 27, 1908. Page's mother, a schoolteacher and musician, taught him the basics of music when he was a child. By the age of twelve he could play the clarinet, saxophone, and trumpet. He joined a local youth band, led by drummer Lux Alexander, which played at local venues around Dallas. Page attended Corsicana High School and Texas College (in Tyler), and worked for a time in the oilfields. He began his professional touring career when he joined 'Ma' Rainey's band in the 1920s. Page traveled the Southwest with Rainey, Bessie Smith, Ida Cox and other touring acts. From 1928 to 1931 Page was a member of the Blue Devils; in 1932 he joined Bennie Motens orchestra, remaining until 1935. After Moten's death, he continued to work with Count Basie, who had taken over the orchestra. Page stayed on as a member of Count Basies original Reno Club band. The Reno Club, in downtown K.C., had a floorshow, which included Lips Page and Jimmy Rushing, and Basie's band was just starting to turn up the heat, but in 1936 - on the eve of Basies national success - Page decided to forge a solo career. Page left after Louis Armstrong had caught him at the Reno and enthusiastically recommended him to his manager, Joe Glaser. Lips wanted Basie and the band to come with him as leader, but Basie declined, and Lips went off to seek his fame in New York. He never realized the success as a leader that he had enjoyed as a sideman. While in New York, he worked at the Onyx Club in the spring of 1937 and in the Bedford Ballroom with the orchestra of Louis Metcalf. In 1938, he appeared in the Golden Gate Ballroom and the beginning of the 40s, was with the big band of Bud Freeman. He recorded as the Hot Lips Page Trio for Bluebird in 1940 before joining Artie Shaw where he worked from 1941-1942. Starting in 1944 he recorded for Commodore and Savoy, fronting his own groups (Hot Lips Page Orchestra and Hot Lips Page Swing Seven). In May 1949, Page traveled for the first time to Europe, where he played at the Jazz Festival in Paris. He visited Europe again in 1951 and 1952, to make a tour of Scandinavia and France. From 1952 until his health began to deteriorate in 1953, he worked various jazz shows around the United States. In October 1954 Page suffered a heart attack. Seven days later, on November 5, he died of complications from pneumonia in New York City. Track listing: Last Call For Alcohol, They Raided The Joint, There Ain't No Flies On Me, Texas And Pacific, Walkin' In A Daze, Miss Larceny Blues, Roll, Roll, Roll, Gimme, Gimme, Gimme, Jeety-Boat Joad, Florida Blues, Ashes On My Pillow , Open The Door, Richard!, Birmingham Boogie, I Want To Ride Like The Cowboys Do, Let Me In!, Strike While The Iron's Hot, The Jungle King, The Cadillac Song, Blow, Champ, Blow, Chocolate Candy Blues - duet with Little Sylvia, The Hucklebuck - duet with Pearl Bailey, Pacifying Blues - duet with Little Sylvia, That's The One For Me - duet with Mildred Anderson, Sharp Little Sister - duet with Little Sylvia, Main Street, I've Got The Upper Hand, Moanin' Dan) EL TORO 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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EARL PALMER BACKBEAT (Earl Palmer not only shared the same hallowed initials as Elvis Presley but also contributed enormously to the mainframe of first generation rock'n'roll music. His roots stretch back so far, that before Earl mobilised a snare alongside a kick drum and added cymbals and a top kit, there really wasn't such a thing as a drum set to play his kind of music on. Earl developed his love of infectious rhythms when he trod the boards as a child dancer, working with all facets of local life in New Orleans, ranging from a featured spot in a blues revue to stooging for Louis Prima. After serving his time in the military (which included a run-in with the Home Guard in Southern England!), Earl returned to the Crescent City where he was hired to play drums in the prestigious Dave Bartholomew Band. It was a case of being in the right place at the right time as the post war R&B boom was just getting underway and the regional recording scene was beckoning in all directions. The ball started rolling in 1949 when he played on Fats Domino's debut hit, The Fat Man, and from thereon the phone was ringing off the hook. Helped to implement the house band at Cosimo Matassa's jam studio and when Little Richard came to town to record Tutti Frutti. It seemed the whole world wanted the powerful Palmer backbeat. After a move to LA in 1957, he took a producer's gig at Aladdin Records and worked his magic on some classic recordings by Shirley & Lee, Big T Tyler and Thurston Harris. His workload expanded to four sessions a day, seven days a week and could range from a Sinatra date to a Flintstones' cartoon soundtrack. However, it is his stellar work on the best recordings of the likes of Eddie Cochran, Bobby Day and Jesse James that sets the seal on his talents, released as an essential companion to his newly-published autobiography, Backbeat, this 30-tracker fully illustrates the remarkable Earl Palmer story. Full track listing: 01 I GOT IT 02 I'M GLAD, GLAD 03 (EVERYTIME I HEAR) THAT MELLOW SAXOPHONE 04 SHAME, SHAME, SHAME 05 ROCKIN' AT COSMO'S 06 CHICKEN SHACK BOOGIE 07 PLEASE BELIEVE ME 08 DANCE WITH ME, HENRY 09 DON'T FEEL SORRY FOR ME 10 MAD ABOUT YOU 11 I'M BEGGIN' WITH TEARS 12 I'M WALKIN' 13 ROCK ALL NITE 14 JOHNNY'S HOUSE PARTY PT 1 15 JOHNNY'S HOUSE PARTY PT 2 16 KING KONG 17 SADIE GREEN 18 LITTLE BITTY PRETTY ONE 19 DRUM VILLAGE PT 1 20 DRUM VILLAGE PT 2 21 KOKO JOE 22 JERRY JERRY 23 RED HOT ROCKIN' BLUES 24 ROCKIN' ROBIN 25 SWEET PEA 26 ROCKVILLE U.S.A. 27 LA BAMBA 28 IT'S LOVE 29 SOMETHIN' ELSE 30 IN THE MOOD) ACE 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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PAPA LIGHTFOOT / SAMMY MYERS BLUES HARMONICA WIZARDS (15 x Papa & 7 x Sammy Full track listing: 1. Wine, Women & Whiskey 2. Jump The Boogie 3. Mean Ol Train 4. Pl Blues 5. When The Saints Go Marchin In 6. Blue Lights 7. Mean Ol Train 8. Wild Fire 9. Jumping With Jarvis 10. Rub A Little Boogie 11. Mr. Ticket Agent 12. Coming Back Home 13. Creole Gal Blues 14. Shell Be Mine After Awhile 15. Mean Ol Train #3 16. Sleeping In The Ground 17. My Love Is Here To Stay 18. You Dont Have To Go 19. Sad, Sad Lonesome Day 20. Look On Yonder Wall 21. Poor Little Angel Child 22. Rhythm With Me) 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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PAPA GEORGE LIGHTFOOT GOIN' BACK TO THE NATCHEC TRACE (One of the finest of southern juke joint bluesmen, Papa George Lightfoot's music was totally untainted by the folk and blues revivals of the late 50s and mid-60s. Born Alexander Lightfoot in Natchez on March 2, 1924, the Deep South harmonica player and singer recorded for Peacock, Aladdin, Imperial and Savoy. His 1954 Imperial side Wine,Women,Whiskey was later issued in England in 1969 as a single on Liberty. Later that same year, Lightfoot was tracked down by Steve La Vere and recorded at the new Malaco studio in Jackson, Mississippi on 21st July 1969. The session was originally released as Natchez Trace by Vault Records of California and saw almost simultaneous release in the UK on Liberty Records. Among the sides is New Mean Old Train, an updated version of Mean Old Train, a song Lightfoot recorded earlier for both Imperial and Savoy. Goin' Back To The Natchez Trace presents the earlier LP together with 5 previously unissued tracks and an extended spoken monologue. The recordings have been completely restored from original analogue master tapes, the sound quality vastly improved upon and the music totally remixed by Vie Keary at Chiswick Reach Studio, London, on valve equipment. If you previously knew this LP when it was available on either Vault, Liberty or Crosscut, you are in for a big (and pleasant) surprise. Papa George is accompanied by a fine little group including soul man Tommy Tate on drums, Carson Whitsett on piano, Jerry Puckett on guitar and Ron Johnson on bass. Following the album's release he appeared at the famous Ann Arbor, Michigan Blues Festival in 1970 but, before he could capitalise on his turn of fortune, he died suddenly on 28th November, 1971 at Natchez Charity Hospital. Goin' Back To The Natchez Trace stands as a testament to his music and to the kind of Deep South blues now long gone Full track listing: 01 MY WOMAN IS TIRED OF ME LYIN' 02 NEW MEAN OLD TRAIN 03 LOVE MY BABY 04 GOIN' DOWN THAT MUDDY ROAD 05 AH COME ON HONEY 06 I HEARD SOMEBODY CRYING 07 TAKE IT WITCHA 08 NIGHTTIME 09 EARLY IN THE MORNING 10 WALKIN' 11 GOIN' BACK TO NATCHEZ 12 BABY PLEASE DON'T GO 13 TRAIN TUNE 14 PAPA GEORGE - TALKIN' ABOUT IT) ACE 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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JUNIOR PARKER THE COLLECTION (17 original 'DUKE & MERCURY' masters Full track listing: Next Time You See Me \ Sweet Home Chicago \ Five Long Years \ Driving Wheel \ Annie Get Your Yo-Yo \ These Kind of Blues \ Yonder Wall \ Barefoot Rock \ Strange Things Happening \ I Can't Put My Finger on It \ Wish Me Well \ Cracked up Over You \ Please Baby Please \ Sometimes I Wonder \ Country Girl \ If I Had Your Love \ Hurtin' Inside) SPECTRUM 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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KING PERRY THE CHRONOLOGICAL VOLUME 1 - 1945 - 1949 (24 saxy jazzy r&b vocals & instro's Full track listing: 1 The Man I Love - 3:20 2 King Perry Blues - 3:12 3 A Chicken Ain't Nothin' But a Bird - 2:44 4 Song of the Islands - 3:25 5 Laughing at Life - 2:45 6 Till the Very End of My Days - 2:40 7 Voot Rock - 2:37 8 Mellow Reeni Riff - 2:45 9 Baby Baby Blues - 2:38 10 Puttin' You Down Blues - 2:55 11 Stardust - 2:57 12 Kilroy Was Here - 2:50 13 Keep a Dollar in Your Pocket - 2:42 14 Rocks in My Bed - 2:57 15 Val-Halla - 2:55 16 I Love Her - 2:36 17 Let 'Em Roll Blues - 3:01 18 The Ice Man - 2:37 19 Perry's Wiggle Woogie - 2:42 20 Hold Your Gold - 2:33 21 Wait Now - 2:52 22 Fat Mama - 2:02 23 Going to California Blues - 2:40 24 Sarah, Sarah! - 2:37) CLASSICS 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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KING PERRY THE CHRONOLOGICAL VOLUME 2 - 1950 - 1954 (Full track listing: 1 Everything's Gonna Be Alright Tonight - 2:31 2 Mellow Gal Blues - 2:34 3 Blue and Lonesome - 2:36 4 Natural Born Lover - 2:32 5 I Ain't Got a Dime to My Name - 2:25 6 Day & Night Blues - 2:23 7 Duck's Yas Yas Yas - 2:28 8 The Animal Song - 2:16 9 I Wonder Who's Been Boogin' My Boogie - 2:55 10 I Must Have Been an Ugly Baby - 2:39 11 Coquette - 2:31 12 On the Sunny Side of the Street - 2:10 13 Everybody Jump - 2:40 14 Vaccinate Me Baby - 2:36 15 Card Playin' Blues - 2:28 16 Welcome Home Baby - 2:10 17 Christopher Columbus - 2:43 18 Things Ain't What They Used to Be - 2:34 19 Pitching a Party - 3:05 20 Back to Kansas City - 2:32 21 Get Out of My Face - 2:41 22 Till You're in My Arms Again - 2:29 23 Blues at Xmas - 2:52 24 Hello Peach - 2:29) CLASSICS 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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GENE PHILLIPS DRINKIN' AND STINKIN' (18 original 'MODERN' label jump blues masters, with some unissued trax, incs..Boogie Everywhere, Stinkin' Drunk, Hey Lawdy Mama, Royal Boogie, Rear End Blues, Hey Now, I've Been Fooled Before, You Gotta Toe The Line, Getting Down Wrong, What's The Matter. Track listing: YOU CAN'T COME BACK HOME WOMEN WOMEN WOMEN (Take 1) BOOGIE EVERYWHERE (Take 1) I'VE BEEN FOOLED BEFORE (Take 3) STINKIN' DRUNK HEY LAWDY MAMA (Take 3) HEY NOW ROYAL BOOGIE (Take 1) GETTING DOWN WRONG I WANT A LITTLE GIRL I COULD MAKE YOU LOVE ME ROCK BOTTOM JUST A DREAM SUPERSTITIOUS WOMAN (Take 1) YOU GOTTA TOE THE LINE 304 BOOGIE THREE O' CLOCK IN THE MORNING (Take 1) REAR END BLUES (Live) WHAT'S THE MATTER (Live)) U.K ACE 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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GENE PHILLIPS SWINGING THE BLUES (25 original guitar jump blues masters from 'MODERN', incs..Big Legs, It's Raining, Honey Chile, Big Fat Mama, Snuff Dripping Mama, To Each His Own Brother, Punkin' Head Woman. Track listing: 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. Fatso 17. Gene's Guitar Blues (inst) 18. Broke And Disgusted aka It's A Lonely World 19. Jumping With Lloyd (inst) 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 (inst)) U.K ACE 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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BEAR FAMILY ROCKS SERIES: PIANO RED - ROCKS (33 fantastic black piano rockers & rompers with 5 x un-issued recordsings - 48 page booklet in digi-pac. The only career retrospective to combine the biggest hits of Piano Red and his alter-ego, Dr. Feelgood. His irresistibly cheerful songs inspired Little Richard, Aretha Franklin and a host of rockabillies including Carl Perkins. Five tracks are released here for the first time ever. 'Everyone should have at least one Piano Red CD' (Trevor Cajiao, Now Dig This) and this is the best. The boisterous barrelhouse blues of Willie Perryman were a guaranteed good time no matter which name the Atlanta 88s ace recorded under. After scoring five pounding R&B hits in 1950-1951 for RCA Victor as Piano Red (including the piledriving Rockin' With Red and Right String But The Wrong Yo Yo) and cutting a slew of additional rockers for the firm that stretched into 1958, Red signed with Columbia's OKeh subsidiary, he switched his moniker to Dr. Feelgood and The Interns and nailed a big hit in '62 with his irresistible Doctor Feel-Good. Bear Family's exhaustive four-CD boxed set 'The Doctor's In!' remains the ultimate Piano Red/Dr. Feelgood collection, but this disc boasts a lot of its high points Red's Victor hits and a generous array of other Victor standouts (including the blistering instrumental Wild Fire), the best of his late '50s sides for Checker and Jax, and five previously unreleased OKeh and Columbia sides from 1962 and '66 that were presumed lost when the box was compiled. Track listing: Rockin' With Red, Jumpin' The Boogie, Red's Boogie, Right String But The Wrong Yo Yo, Diggin' The Boogie, Layin' The Boogie, The Sales Tax Boogie, She Walks Right In, She's Dynamite, Everybody's Boogie, Decatur Street Boogie, She Knocks Me Out, Chitlin' Hop, I Ain't Fattenin' Frogs For Snakes, Big Rock Joe From Kokomo, Jump Man Jump, Woo-Ee, Rock, Baby, Wild Fire, Rock And Roll Boogie, Boogie Re-Bop, I've Been Rockin', Doctor Feel-Good, I Ain't Gonna Be A Lowdown Dog No More, What's Up Doc, Bald-Headed Lena, Blang Dong, I'm Gonna Rock Some More, Jumping The Boogie aka Jump, The Double Twist, I Need You, Can't Wait No Longer, Rock Me aka Rock Rock Rock) BEAR FAMILY 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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PIANO RED DIGGIN' THE BOOGIE - 1950 - 1956 (at long last a single cd with all those great rockin' piano blues classics from GROOVE- RCA Full track listing: (Right String Baby But) The Wrong Yo-Yo / Red's Boogie / Rockin' With Red / I'm Gonna Rock Some More / She's Dynamite / Everybody's Boogie / Jumpin' The Boogie / Well, Well, Baby / Just Right Bounce / Diggin' The Boogie / Layin' The Boogie / It Makes No Difference Now / Hey, Good Lookin' / She Walks Right In / Right And Ready/ Taxi, Taxi 6963 / Sober / She Knocks Me Out / I Ain't Fattenin' Frogs For Snakes / Jump, Man, Jump / Red's Blues / Gordy's Rock / Since I Fell For You / Woo-Ee Bonus Live Cuts From 1956 / I'm Nobody's Fool / The Wrong Yo-Yo / Umph-Umph-Umph / Got You On My Mind / I Ain't Fattenin' Frogs For Snakes / Rockin' With Red) U.K REV-OLA 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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PIANO RED ATLANTA BOUNCE (21 x 1956 - 1972 rockin' piano blues masters Full track listing: 1. Atlanta Bounce 2. Ten Cent Shot 3. Pushing That Thing 4. Red's How Long Blues 5. Corrine, Corrina 6. You Ain't Got A Chance 7. My Baby Left Me 8. Let's Get It On! 9. Got You On My Mind - (previously unreleased) 10. Boogie Time - (previously unreleased) 11. Blues, Blues, Blues - (previously unreleased) 12. Please, Baby, Come On Home - (prev. unrel.) 13. Telephone Blues - (previously unreleased) 14. Do She Love Me - (previously unreleased) 15. Right String But The Wrong Yo-Yo - (previously unreleased) 16. Right String But The Wrong Yo-Yo - (live) 17. Don't Get Around Much Anymore - (live) 18. Umph-Umph-Umph - (live) 19. Got You On My Mind - (live) 20. Rockin' With Red - (live) 21. Red's Boogie - (live)) USA ARHOLLIE 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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PIANO RED THE DOCTOR'S IN (4 x cd box-set with 20 page book....For pure enjoyment, for simple rockin' good music, nothing can match Willie Perryman aka Piano Red a.k.a. Doctor Feelgood. He played his piano like a jackhammer and belted out his songs. He was unlike anyone else on the planet. Here are his RCA/Groove recordings from the '50s, including Rockin' With Red (She Sure Can Rock Me), Right String But The Wrong YoYo, She Walks Right In, Decatur Street Boogie, and Woo-Eee. Then we have the ultra-rare Chess and Jax sessions, and the highly prized '60s OKeh sides that include the original versions of Doctor Feelgood and Mister Moonlight. CD-1: Jumpin' The Boogie ~ Rockin' With Red ~ Let's Have A Good Time Tonight ~ Red's Boogie ~ Right String But The Wrong Yo Yo ~ My Gal Jo ~ Baby, What's Wrong ~ Well, Well Baby ~ Just Right Bounce ~ Diggin' The Boogie ~ Layin' The Boogie ~ Bouncin' With Red ~ It Makes No Difference Now ~ Hey Good Lookin' ~ Count The Days I'm Gone ~ My Boogie ~ The Sales Tax Boogie ~ Voo Doopee Doo ~ Daybreak ~ She Walks Right In ~ I'm Gonna Tell Everybody ~ I'm Gonna Rock Some More ~ She's Dynamite ~ Everybody's Boogie ~ Your Mouth's Got A Hole In It ~ Right And Ready ~ Taxi, Taxi, 6963 ~ Decatur Street Boogie ~ Sober ~ She Knocks Me Out ~ Going Away Baby ~ Chitlin' Hop ~ CD-2: Decatur Street Blues ~ I Ain't Fattenin' Frogs For Snakes ~ Big Rock Joe From Kokomo ~ Pay It No Mind ~ Jump Man Jump ~ Do She Love Me ~ She Knocks Me Out ~ Peachtree Parade ~ Red's Blues ~ Six O'Clock Bounce ~ Jumpin' With Daddy ~ Gordy's Rock ~ Real Good Thing ~ Goodbye (& THE FOUR STUDENTS) ~ Please Tell Me Baby ~ You Were Mine For Awhile ~ Sweetest Little Something (Ol' Man River) ~ Since I Fell For You ~ Woo-EE ~ Rock, Baby ~ Teach Me To Forget ~ Wild Fire ~ Please Don't Talk About Me When I'm Gone ~ South ~ Coo Cha ~ Dixie Roll ~ Boston Scored ~ One Glimpse Of Heaven ~ Blues Blues ~ Work With It ~ Eighter From Decatur ~ Please Come Back Home ~ Comin' On ~ CD-3: Ain't Nobody's Fool (& BERTHA COLBERT) ~ Right String But The Wrong Yo Yo ~ Don't Get Around Much Anymore ~ Umph-Umph-Umph ~ Got You On My Mind ~ It's Time To Boogie ~ That's My Desire ~ Teen-Age Bounce ~ Pay It No Mind ~ Hey Good Lookin' ~ I Ain't Fattenin' Frogs For Snakes ~ Rockin' With Red ~ Get Up Mare (with dubbed handclaps) ~ 1, 2, 3 ~ My Baby ~ Rock And Roll Boogie ~ Nighttime ~ So Worried ~ Blues, Blues ~ (studio chatter) ~ Boogie Re-Bop ~ This Old World ~ I Feel Good ~ Talk To Me (METER-TONES & CURTIS SMITH) ~ Believe In Me (METER-TONES & CURTIS SMITH) ~ Guitar Walk ~ I've Been Rockin' ~ Rockin' With Red ~ So Shook Up (& CURTIS SMITH) ~ CD-4: Doctor Feel-Good ~ Mister Moonlight ~ The Swabble ~ Right String But The Wrong Yo Yo ~ I'll Be Home One Day ~ Sea Breeze ~ I Ain't Gonna Be A Lowdown Dog No More ~ Don't Let Me Catch You Wrong ~ What's Up Doc ~ I'll Give Anything ~ Love Is Amazing ~ Bald-Headed Lena ~ I Feel Good ~ It's A Sin To Tell A Lie ~ The Same Old Things Keep Happening ~ Let's Have A Good Time Tonight ~ My Gal Jo ~ Blang Dong ~ I Don't Mind ~ I'm Gonna Rock Some More ~ The Doctor's Boogie ~ Let The House Rock On ~ Doctor Of Love ~ It's A Sin To Tell A Lie ~ Good Guys ~ Goodbye (I Can't Forget) ~ Don't Tell Me No Dirty ~ Where Did You Go) BEAR FAMILY 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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DOC POMUS BLUES IN THE RED (24 original rockin' r&b masters from this legendary song writer Full track listing: I Can't Make Love To You Anymore / Mobile Shack / Free / Budgie Jacket / Cartoon Sky / New Day Dawning / Down An August Path / Never Let You Go / She Deals In Crosses / Get Out Of My Mirror) REV-OLA 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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BEAR FAMILY ROCKS SERIES: LLOYD PRICE - ROCKS (32 great tracks from ABC / SPECIALTY / KRC - 52 page booklet. Price helped kick-start the rock'n'roll era in 1952 the New Orleans great really was there at the beginning. The only career retrospective to feature key recordings from Specialty, KRC, and ABC-Paramount. All his biggest rock'n'roll hits are here Lawdy Miss Clawdy, Stagger Lee, Where Were You (On Our Wedding Day), Personality and the rest. The first legitimate CD to include his rare but very best rock'n'roll tracks like Such A Mess and The Chicken And The Bop. Wonderful packaging with great photos and interview-based notes by Bill Dahl. Track listing: 1. Where You At?, 2. Country Boy Rock, 3. Rock'n'Roll Dance, 4. Walkin' The Track, 5. Lawdy Miss Clawdy, 6. Why, 7. I'm Glad, Glad, 8. Baby Please Come Home, 9. Tell Me, Pretty Baby, 10. Carry Me Home, 11. Woe Ho Ho, 12. Heavy Dreams, 13. The Chicken And The Bop, 14. Hello Little Girl, 15. Georgianna, 16. How Many Times, 17. Such A Mess, 18. Down By The River, 19. Gonna Let You Come Back Home, 20. Stagger Lee, 21. You Need Love, 22. Where Were You On Our Wedding Day, 23. Just Because, 24. Personality, 25. Have You Ever Had The Blues, 26. I'm Gonna Get Married, 27. Wont'cha Come Home, 28. Lady Luck, 29. Question, 30. Mailman Blues, 31. Ain't That Just Like A Woman, 32. The Hoochie Coochie Coo, 33. Lawdy Miss Clawdy, 34. Baby Please Come Home (LP Version)) BEAR FAMILY 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. PERSONALITY - MILLION SELLERS AND MORE FROM ABC (26 original masters Full track listing: 1. Stagger Lee 2. You Need Love 3. Where Were You On Our Wedding 4. Personality 5. Have You Ever Had The Blues 6. I'm Gonna Get Married 7. Lady Luck 8. Question 9. Oh Oh Oh 10. Mailman Blues 11. Just Because 12. Why 13. What Do You Do To My Heart 14. I Wish Your Picture Was You 15. Lawdy Miss Clawdy 16. Stagger Lee 17. Talk To Me 18. That's Why Tears Come And Go 19. Ain't That Just Like A Woman 20. Will You Love Me Tomorrow 21. Shop Around 22. At Last 23. He Will Break Your Heart 24. I Count The Tears 25. Spanish Harlem 26. Once In A While 27. Corrine Corrina) SHOUT 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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