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RECORD HOP MADNESS VOLUME 3 (30 dance floor fillers. INCLUDES EL CAMINO REAL by LEE DRESSER & THE KRAZY KATS, hot jiver that was a dance floor hit at the 2010 Rockabilly Rave Track listing: 01) Stand By - Les Sabres, 02) El Camino Real - Lee Dresser, 03) Kitty Kitty - Floyd Dakil Combo, 04) Reputation - The Rangers, 05) Good Show, But No Go - Chuck Dallis, 06) Polly Put The Kettle On - Sonny Boy Williamson, 07) Tornado - Dale Hawkins, 08) Take It Off - The Genteels, 09) Be-Bop-A-Lula - Col Joye & The Sharps, 10) Bad Boy - The Twilights, 11) Stand Up, Sit Down, Shut Your Mouth - Simon Crum, 12) The Crusher - The Novas, 13) Monkey's Uncle - Ray Sharpe, 14) I'm Happy - Robert Gill & The Gill-O-Teens, 15) What Kinda Man? - The Zaks, 16) Dottie Ann - The Royal Teens, 17) Crying Over You - Bill Hamby, 18) The Rock-A-Round - Paul Peek, 19) You Ain't So Such a Much - Blanche Thomas, 20) The Purple People Eater Meets The Witch Doctor - Joe South, 21) Baby What'ya Say - Bill Gentry, 22) Shiverin' & Shakin' - Dean Beard, 23) Hi-O Silver - Bobby Lee Trammell, 24) Dance Franny Dance - Floyd Dakil Combo, 25) Rockin' Robin - The Henchmen, 26) Reesie - The Recalls, 27) Mama Say Blue - Larry Dowd , 28) Tarantula - Bob Regan, 29) Rompin' - Jerry Warren) USA RHM 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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THE MILLER SISTERS - GOT YOU ON MY MIND (DUE END OF AUGUST) (Not to be confused with the same-named New York quintet. The Miller Sisters were in fact sisters-in-law Elsie Jo Wages-Miller and Mildred Millie Miller, a Mississippi duo whose breath-taking close vocal harmonies saw them record not only in their own right for Sam Phillips' label, but also grace the recordings of other Sun notables. Jo was married to guitarist Roy Miller, Millie's brother, and initially they performed as The Miller Trio in and around the Memphis area. The next stage in the evolution of C&W thrushes, theirs was a sound carved out in the honky-tonks of the South where traditional Country sentiment was beginning to give way to a harder edged rockin' sound. Blending their voices with seemingly effortless perfection, Phillips saw in the girls an opportunity to emulate The Davis Sisters' success, and the first of three singles, 'Someday You Will Pay' b/w 'You Didn't Think I Would', was released in Spring 1955. Two further discs followed, including the ever-popular 'Ten Cats Down', a fine example of Sun's mid-50s femme rocker sound. They can also be heard performing background vocals on Glenn Honeycutt and Cast King's recordings, as well as a demo by Gene Simmons, who is credited with introducing them into the Sun fold, tracks which are also included on this compliation. Includes: Somebody You Will Pay, You Didn't Think I Would, There's No Right Way To Do Me Wrong, Ten Cats Down, Finders Keepers, Woody, You Can Tell Me, My Isle Of Golden Dreams, It Only Hurts For A Little While, also includes tracks with Glenn Honeycutt, Cast King & Gene Simmons - with rare alternate versions) SNAPPER 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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THE VISCOUNTS - HARLEM NOCTURNE - THE ROCKIN' SAX SOUND OF THE VISCOUNTS (25 original BIG BEAT instrumentals. Track listing: harlem nocturne [extended version], chug-a-lug, I cover the waterfront, dig, september song, the touch, night train, summertime, viscount rock, along the navajo trail, when the saints go marching in, so slow, wabash blues, this place, shadrack, little brown jug, opus 1, sophisticated lady, marks mood, when johnny comes marching home, night flight, a girl like you, night for love, ballin the jack, harlem nocturne [45 version]) (note: cdr) STYLUS 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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ROCK BOP BOOGIE / ROCK 'N' ROLL PILLS (DUE END OF AUGUST) (2 CD set. In the mid-eighties, Ding Dong, the legendary French Rock’n’Roll DJ, was allowed access to the Sun vaults, where he unearthed countless gems from this legendary label’s catalogue including many previously unheard or rare versions of tracks. He then complied these tracks into a series of seminal albums, which when they were released introduced a new generation of music lovers to the tracks and created a new wave of rockabilly fans. The albums were only ever available on vinyl, copies of which are now almost impossible to find, but these double CD reissues will give fans the chance to hear these tracks again. The second volume features the Rock Bop Boogie and Rock & Roll Pills albums and includes tracks from Barbara Pittman, Carl Perkins, The Miller Sisters, Malcolm Yelvington and more. Track listing: Disc 1 - Rock Bop Boogie: Smokey Joe Baugh - Hula Bop, Barbara Pitman - Sentimental Fool, Miller Sisters - Ten Cats Down, Dean Beard - Rakin & Scrapin (2), Harold Jenkins - I Need Your Lovin Kiss, Dean Beard - When You're Gone, Smokey Joe Baugh - She's A Woman, Smokey Joe Baugh - Paul Reveiere, Carl Perkins - I'm Sorry I'm Not Sorry, Malcolm Yelvington - It's Me Baby, Malcolm Yelvington - Rock & Roll With My Baby, Smokey Joe Baugh - The Signifying Monkey, Smokey Joe Baugh - Listen To Me Baby Disc 2 - Rock & Roll Pills: Wade & Dick - Wild Woman, Macy 'Skip' Skipper - Bop Pills, Jimmy Williams - Fire Engine Red, Jimmy Williams - Sonny Boy, Macy 'Skip' Skipper - Whatch That Stuff, Barbara Pittman - Sentimental Fool (2), Carl Mcvoy - Tootsie, Macy 'Skip' Skipper - Slow Rock & Roll, Jean Chapel - I Won't Be Rockin Tonight, The Kirby Sisters - Red Velvet, Jean Chapel - Welcome To The Club, Maggie Sue Wimberly - Rock & Roll Cinnamon Tree, Maggie Sue Wimberly - Call Me Anything But Call Me, Barbara Pittman - Voice Of A Fool) U.K SNAPPER 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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MGM HILLBILLY VOLUME 6 (Cactus Records presents MGM Hillbilly Vol. 6, another serving of vintage boppin' tracks from the MGM label, including... Track listing: 01) SAM NICHOLS - Keep Your Motor Hot, 02) DON MEEHAN - I’m Gonna Tell Your Conscience On You, 03) SHEB WOOLEY - Country Kisses, 04) BENNY MARTIN - Midnight Flyer, 05) HAPPY WILSON - The Haunted House Boogie, 06) JIMMY WILLIAMS - Alpha & Omega, 07) JIMMIE ALLEN - You Upset My Apple Cart, 08) JOE (CANNONBALL) LEWIS - I Wonder If I Can Lose The Blues, 09) AL ROGERS - I'm Getting' Nowhere Fast, 10) TOM ANDERSON - The Moon & I, 11) ZEKE CLEMENTS - Louisiana , 12) BUD HOBBS - Louisiana Swing, 13) ERNIE LEE - How Come You Never Answer, 14) JINNIE RODGERS - Everything You Do To Me, 15) ARTHUR SMITH - Stamps, 16) ANDREWS BROTHERS - I Got Shook, 17) JIMMIE ALLEN - I Was A Fool To Fool Around, 18) JACK BOLES - Runnin' Round, 19) SMILEY WILSON - Mister Big, 20) BOB WILLS - The End Of The Line, 21) SAM NICHOLS - Who Puts The Cat Out, 22) JIMMIE ALLEN - The Pain Of Love, 23) TOM ANDERSON - My Worried, Troubled Mind, 24) JIMMIE WILLIAMS - Don't Come Knockin' At My Door, 25) SHEB WOOLEY - Hoot Owl Boogie, 26) TOM ANDERSON - Our Love Goes On Just Like A Ballgame, 27) PAUL DAVIS - That Ain't Hard To Take, 28) GEORGE McCORMICK - The Blues Moved In This Morning, 29) BOB GALLION - Baby Love Me, 30) SKEETS YANEY - Paper To Burn, 31) JACK BOLES - Rockin' Chair Blues) USA CACTUS 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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SI CRANSTOUN - SKINNY JEANS (includes the song DYNAMO) (THIS CD CONTAINS THE HOTTEST DANCE FLOOR JIVER SINCE GO CAT GO HIT THESE SHORES. DYNAMO IS THE TRACK THAT SOUNDS LIKE JACKIE WILSON AND HAS PACKED THE DANCE FLOORS SINCE BEING PLAYED AT THE RHYTHM RIOT FESTIVAL IN NOVEMBER 2009 - NOW AVAILABLE ON THIS CD - other tracks are: Skinny Jeans, Sing Her Praises, Chocoholic, The Brazilian, Chick Flick, The Thames River Song, Young As You Feel, Miss Santa Claus, Kiss On These Lips Si Cranstoun is the original modern day underground superstar of the south London streets, and his explosive debut solo single is certain to sky rocket bringing a new dimension, that harks back to the golden era of rock n roll, into the pop mainstream once more. 'Dynamo' has an infectious groove and Si's vocals are just too darn supreme for superlatives. To claim that your voice has been inspired by the great old singers is a promotion tool that many retro styled singers adopt. However, if you put Stevie Wonder on after James Morrison or play Otis Redding after Paolo Nutini you've got an obvious knock out in the first verse round.... But, put Jackie Wilson or Sam Cooke on after Si Cranstoun and you've actually got a genuinely matched musical fight! Si Cranstoun is much like the old great band leaders too, not only vocally but his love and passion for music also see him write, produce, dance and record all of his own tracks too. As half of dynamic duo The Dualers ( 2 top 30 hits 'Kiss On The Lips & Truly Madly Deeply) Si was personally trained to the level of 'Grand Master' in the old school art of song writing for 5 years by Grammy award winning Graham Lyle (writer for Michael Jackson, Tina Turner). Aside from playing guitar and delivering thunderous vocals live on stage with his band, Si prides himself on high octane, energetic dance routines that get compared to an original cross between Justin Timberlake and Gene Kelly. Si & his band founded this fresh new project last year and have already sold out The Fairfield Halls and landed some major festivals this year including the headline act in Germany at The Big Rhythm Rumble and The Rhythm Riot in Sussex sharing the bill with Jackie Wilson's son. Si's band features some of London most revered musicians including Mike Watts on Drums - (drummer for Grammy nominee James Hunter) and Stewart Pannaman on double Bass - (American Doo Wop legend Nappy Brown's Bass player).) GALLEY 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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JERRY LEE LEWIS - MEAN OLD MAN - 10 TRACK STANDARD EDITION (DUE FOR RELEASE ON SEPTEMBER 7th) (NEWLY RECORDED MATERIAL - Standard, 10-track edition. Jerry Lee Lewis might be a Mean Old Man, but he's got plenty of friends. For his new album, the 74-year-old rocker will be assisted by three of The Rolling Stones, a former Beatle and 'God.' According to Rolling Stone Keith Richards plays guitar on Lewis's version of 'Sweet Virginia,' Mick Jagger sings on 'Dead Flowers' and Ronnie Wood plays on 'Mean Old Man,' a song Kris Kristofferson wrote specifically for this album. Ringo Starr and John Mayer help out on 'Roll Over Beethoven' and Eric 'God' Clapton and James Burton back up 'The Killer' on 'You Can Have Her.' The album, due September 7, is packed with all-stars, just like 2006's Last Man Standing. Other guests on Mean Old Man include Merle Haggard, Willie Nelson, Slash and Kid Rock. Track listing: Mean Old Man, You Can Have Her, Sweet Virginia, Rocking' My Life Away, Roll Over Beethoven, Bad Moon Rising, Dead Flowers, You Are My Sunshine, Middle Age Crazy, Whiskey River) USA VERVE 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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JERRY LEE LEWIS - MEAN OLD MAN - 18 TRACK SPECIAL EDITION (DUE FOR RELEASE ON SEPTEMBER 7th) (NEWLY RECORDED MATERIAL - 18-song edition. Jerry Lee Lewis might be a Mean Old Man, but he's got plenty of friends. For his new album, the 74-year-old rocker will be assisted by three of The Rolling Stones, a former Beatle and 'God.' According to Rolling Stone Keith Richards plays guitar on Lewis's version of 'Sweet Virginia,' Mick Jagger sings on 'Dead Flowers' and Ronnie Wood plays on 'Mean Old Man,' a song Kris Kristofferson wrote specifically for this album. Ringo Starr and John Mayer help out on 'Roll Over Beethoven' and Eric 'God' Clapton and James Burton back up 'The Killer' on 'You Can Have Her.' The album, due September 7, is packed with all-stars, just like 2006's Last Man Standing. Other guests on Mean Old Man include Merle Haggard, Willie Nelson, Slash and Kid Rock. Track listing: Mean Old Man, You Can Have Her, Sweet Virginia, Rocking' My Life Away, Roll Over Beethoven, Bad Moon Rising, Dead Flowers, You Are My Sunshine, Middle Age Crazy, Whiskey River, Swinging Doors, Hold You In My Heart, I Really Don't Want To Know, Railroad To Heaven, Sunday Morning Coming Down, Will The Circle Be Unbroken, Miss The Mississippi And You, Please Release Me) USA VERVE 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 INSTRUMENTAL 45s - 1958 - 1968 (30 original RCA instro's issued on the UK RCA label. Track listing: wailin guitar - three suns, flip flop and bop - floyd cramer, cervesa - boots brown, juicy - boots brown, nite rock - nite rockers, trollin - boots brown, jim twangy - boots brown, peter gunn - henry mancini, boo boo stick beat - chet atkins, djangos castle - chet atkins, staccatos theme - buddy morrow, teensville - chet atkins, one mint julep - chet atkins, last date - floyd cramer, sweetie baby - floyd cramer, on the rebound - floyd cramer, swanee river rock - jimmy elledge, experiment in terror - henry mancini, saints and sinners - duane eddy, baja - astronauts, challenger 11 - hal blaine, gear stripper - hal blaine, always in my heart - los indios tabajaras, the adams family - vic mizzy, danger man - edwin astley, the saint - edwin astley, batman theme - neil hefti, the prisoner theme - ron grainer, the hipster - harold mcnair, funkology - sharks) (note: cdr) 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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MAMBO IN THE MAINSTREAM (It took a while, ten years in fact, before the music, mood and majesty of the mambo entered the mainstream. Cuban bandleader Perez Prado first introduced the dance at La Tropicana night-club in Havana, and through a natural and gradual process the message quickly spread. Taking its name from a variety of sources including a Haitian voodoo priestess, the mambo was a flamboyant form of self-expression that blended rhythmic swing with ethnic canción. When the trend made its way north, largely through migrants working in the big cities, the hip and the glamorous in New York went crazy over what they heard. Record company scouts hit the ballrooms and saw first hand how dance-crazed enthusiasts, affectionately known as 'mambonicks', were clamouring to hear the authentic exponents like Tito Puente, Machito and Xavier Cugat. In 1954 the zeitgeist began to infiltrate the pop scene, and the nation's best-sellers were suddenly blessed with a string of self-evident song titles - 'Mambo Italiano', 'Papa Loves Mambo' and 'They Were Doin' The Mambo'. Similar developments began to stir up the r&b field, not to mention the new rock & roll school. Stalwarts like Ruth Brown, Ivory Joe Hunter and the Robins brought their variations to bear, as did Bill Haley, the Platters and Otis Williams. It didn't stop there because the sensuousness started cropping up in other areas as well, particularly through proponents such as Louis Prima, Earl Bostic and Cal Tjader. The name of the dance might not have always been apparent in a title, but the mambo's percussive groove was clearly apparent in the work of country talents such as Johnny Horton, Janis Martin and Johnny Burnette. Dance studios were quick to add the mambo to their list of styles and steps, and popular TV programmes on both sides of the Atlantic helped familiarize the general public with the necessary dress code. Now, for the first time ever, all of the elements of this fascinating music have been brought together by compiler Stuart Colman for the Fantastic Voyage CD 'Mambo in the Mainstream'. One listen and the feelgood factor will ascend to an all-time high. Track listing: I Got To Learn To Do The Mambo (Ivory Joe Hunter), Mine All Mine (LaVern Baker), Mambostic (Earl Bostic), Out Of The Picture (The Robins), Mambo Italiano (Rosemary Clooney), Mambo Rock (Bill Haley), Honey Love (The Drifters featuring Clyde McPhatter), Ay Si Si Mambo (The Dootones), Papa Loves Mambo (Perry Como), Do You Want To Dance (Bobby Freeman), Fever (Louis Prima), Mambo Baby (Ruth Brown), Se De Boom Run Dun (Mickey & Sylvia), Mamblues (Cal Tjader), House Of Bamboo (Earl Grant), Mambo Boogie (Johnny Otis Orchestra), Mambo Sh-Mambo (Otis Williams & The Charms), They Were Doin' The Mambo (Vaughn Monroe), Love Me, Love (Janis Martin), Lonesome Tears In My Eyes (Johnny Burnette & The Rock 'n' Roll Trio), Lover's Rock (Johnny Horton), All She Wants To Do Is Mambo (Wynonie Harris), Shake It Up Mambo (The Platters), Loop De Loop Mambo (The Robins), Mambo Jambo [aka Que Rico El Mambo] (Perez Prado) 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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LONNIE DONEGAN - SUNDOWN (Recorded in tandem with the star-studded Puttin' On The Style, which had returned LONNIE DONEGAN to the UK charts in early 1978 after a 15-year absence, SUNDOWN perhaps remains Lonnie's finest LP. Frequently referred to as his Cajun album, it featured Country heavies Albert Lee, Doug Kershaw, Emory Gordy and Mickey Raphael alongside top session players like Richard Bennett, Jim Keltner and Ray Cooper, and it placed Lonnie firmly in a Country-Rock setting. This special expanded edition, which includes six previously unreleased bonus tracks, marks its first official appearance on CD. Track listing: 1. All Down And Out, 2. Home, 3. Streamline Train, 4. Sundown, 5. Mama's Got The Know How, 6. Morning Light, 7. Louisiana Sun, 8. Battle Of New Orleans, 9. Cajun Stripper, The, 10. Dreaming My Dreams, 11. On A Monday, 12. Home, 13. Streamline Train, 14. All Down And Out, 15. Morning Light, 16. Louisiana Sun) UNIVERSAL 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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LONNIE DONEGAN - PUTTIN’ ON THE STYLE - THE LOST 1978 ALBUM (Recorded during 1977, at a relatively low ebb in LONNIE DONEGAN's career, PUTTIN' ON THE STYLE was very much a labour of love for producer Adam Faith, and the various Rock luminaries - Ringo Starr, Elton John, Albert Lee, Brian May, Rory Gallagher, Ron Wood, Leo Sayer, Nicky Hopkins, Klaus Voorman, Jim Keltner, among many others - whose gratis contributions amounted to some serious dues-paying. The LP received rave reviews and Lonnie was subsequently rewarded with his first chart record in 15 years. This special expanded edition, which features four previously unreleased bonus tracks, marks its first official appearance on CD. Track listing: 1. Rock Island Line, 2. Have A Drink On Me, 3. Ham 'n' Eggs, 4. I Wanna Go Home, 5. Diggin' My Potatoes, 6. Nobody's Child, 7. Puttin' On The Style, 8. Frankie And Johnny, 9. Drop Down Baby, 10. Lost John, 11. Grand Coulee Dream, The, 12. London Is Behind Me, 13. Whoa Buck (Whoa Back Buck), 14. I'm Just A Rolling Stone) UNIVERSAL 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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LONNIE DONEGAN - THE COLLECTION (Lonnie Donegan was simply the most consistently successful and influential British recording artist before the Beatles. In the early rock’n’roll years, he was the most charted UK singles act in the US, and he inspired dozens of 1960s British hitmakers to venture into the music business. The comprehensive 5 disc collection brings together some of his best loved recordings including the UK top 10 genre defining 'Rock Island Line', 'Does Your Chewing Gum Lose Its Flavour (On The Bedpost Overnight)', 'Puttin' On The Style', 'Cumberland Gap', and the timely 'World Cup Willie' and many many more! Track listing: (Bury Me) Beneath The Willow, (In The Evening) When The Sun Goes Down, 500 Miles Away From Home, Ain't You Glad You Got Religion, Aunt Rhody (The Old Grey Goose), Auntie Maggie's Remedy, Beans In My Ears, Betty, Betty, Betty, Bewildered (So Bewildered), Beyond The Sunset, Black Cat (Cross My Path Today), Bound For Zion, Bring A Little Water, Sylvie, Bury My Body, Bury My Body, Chesapeake Bay, Corrine, Corrina, Cumberland Gap, Darling Corey, Dead Or Alive, Ding, Ding, Does Your Chewing Gum Lose Its Flavour (On The Bedpost Overnight), Don't You Rock Me Daddy-O, Fisherman's Luck, Fort Worth Jail, Frankie And Johnny, Gamblin' Man, Get Out Of My Life, Glory, Gloryland, Grand Coulee Dam, Have A Drink On Me, I Shall Not Be Moved, I Wanna Go Home, I'll Never Fall In Love Again, I'm Just A Rollin' Stone, In All My Wildest Dreams, It Was A Very Good Year, It's A Long Road To Travel, It's No Secret, John Hardy, John Henry, Junko Partner, Keep On The Sunny Side, Kevin Barry, Leave My Woman Alone, Lemon Tree, Lively!, Lonesome Traveller, Long Summer Day, Lonnie's Skiffle Party (Part 1), Lonnie's Skiffle Party (Part 2), Lorelei, Losing By A Hair, Lost John, Louisiana Man, Love Is Strange, Lumbered, Michael, Row The Boat, Mule Skinner Blues, Muleskinner Blues, My Dixie Darling, My Old Man's A Dustman, My Sweet Marie, No Hiding Place, Noah Found Grace In The Eyes Of The Lord, Nobody Loves Like An Irishman, Nobody's Child, Old Hannah, On A Monday, Over The Rainbow, Pick A Bale Of Cotton, Puttin' On The Style, Railroad Bill, Rise Up, Rock Island Line, Rock O' My Soul, Sally Don't You Grieve, Sal's Got A Sugar Lip, San Miguel, Sorry, But I'm Gonna Have To Pass, Steal Away, Stewball, Talking Guitar Blues, The Comancheros, The Gold Rush Is Over, The Golden Vanity, The Market Song, The Party's Over, There's A Big Wheel, This Train, Tom Dooley, Trumpet Sounds, Virgin Mary, Wabash Cannonball, Where In The World Are We Going, Won't You Tell Me, World Cup Willie, Wreck Of The Old '97) UNIVERSAL 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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CLYDE McPHATTER - LOVER PLEASE - THE COMPLETE MGM & MERCURY SINGLES (2 CD set. When the topic of the first soul music recording or most influential R&B singer of the '50s comes up, one name should emerge, but often doesn't: Clyde McPhatter. North Carolina-born McPhatter's wailing, gospel-charged lead tenor vocal on Billy Ward's Dominoes' 'Have Mercy Baby' in 1952 predates every other recording cited as the first soul record, and everyone from Frankie Lymon to Smokey Robinson, from Gary U.S. Bonds to Aaron Neville have acknowledged the singer's omnipresent influence. His lead vocals have graced #1 R&B hits by Ward's Dominos and The Drifters ('Money Honey,''Such A Night') as well as such solo smashes as 'Treasure Of Love' and 'A Lover's Question.' And he's in the Rock 'n' Roll Hall Of Fame. So it might come as a surprise that the period (1959 to 1965) of this legend's recording career that includes his biggest pop hit ('Lover Please'), his Top 25 take on 'Little Bitty Pretty One,' as well as his final Top 10 R&B hits ('TA TA' and 'Deep In The Heart Of Harlem'), would be well-documented. Up until this collection, it has not, and now that oversight has been corrected. Simply, the recordings here reinforce McPhatter's status as one of the greatest voices of the '50s and '60s, while showcasing his extreme versatility - deeply stirring ballads, light-hearted pop, rollicking rock 'n' roll, and sumptuous uptown soul, with an all-star lineup including Clyde Otis, Ray Ellis, and Shelby Singleton in the Producer's chair. The 44 tracks on Lover Please / The Complete MGM and Mercury Singles feature Clyde's takes on classics '(I'm Afraid) The Masquerade Is Over' and 'The Glory Of Love,' plus songs penned by such notables as Brook Benton, Otis Blackwell, Charles Singleton, Neil Sedaka and the singer himself. Lover Please /The Complete MGM and Mercury Singles also includes extensive liner notes by Bill Dahl, song by song credits, and period photos and recording memorabilia. Track listing: Disc: 1 1. I Told Myself A Lie 2. (I'm Afraid) The Masquerade Is Over 3. Twice As Nice 4. Where Did I Make My Mistake 5. Let's Try Again 6. Bless You 7. Think Me A Kiss 8. When The Right Time Comes Along 9. One Right After The Other 10. This Is Not Goodbye 11. The Glory Of Love 12. Take A Step 13. Ta Ta 14. I Ain't Giving Up Nothing (If I Can't Get Somethin' From You) 15. I Just Want To Love You 16. You're For Me 17. One More Chance 18. Before I Fall In Love Again 19. Tomorrow Is A Comin' 20. I'll Love You Till The Cows Come Home 21. Whole Heap Of Love 22. You're Moving Me Disc: 2 1. I Never Knew 2. Happiness 3. Same Time Same Place 4. Your Second Choice 5. Lover Please 6. Let's Forget About The Past 7. Little Bitty Pretty One - Clyde McPhatter, The Merry Melody Singers 8. Next To Me - Clyde McPhatter, The Merry Melody Singers 9. Maybe 10. I Do Believe 11. The Best Man Cried 12. Stop 13. So Close To Being In Love 14. From One To One 15. Deep In The Heart Of Harlem 16. Happy Good Times 17. Second Window, Second Floor 18. In My Tenement 19. Lucille 20. Baby, Baby 21. Crying Won't Help You Now 22. I Found My Love) USA HIP-O 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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DOT ROCK 'N' ROLL PARTY VOLUME 1 (Lesley Records presents 'Dot Rock & Roll Party,' a 32-track compilation of groovy '50s teen boppers. Track listing: 01) THE SCARLETS - Stampede, 02) PAT FLOWERS - Rock - Sock The Boogie, 03) JOHN ASHLEY - Let The Good Times Roll, 04) DICK LORY - Ball Room Baby, 05) TOMMY DANTON - Oh Yeah, 06) LEROY VAN DYKE - Leather Jacket, 07) JAY BRINKLEY - Crazy Crazy Heart, 08) RONNIE LOVE - Chills & Fever, 09) THE FIVE STARS - Atom Bomb Baby, 10) JIM LOWE - The Crossing, 11) ROY TANN - Hot Rod Queen, 12) JIMMY DEE - You're Late Miss Kate, 13) DICK D'AGOSTIN - Afraid To Take A Chance, 14) KRIPP JOHNSON - Woke Up This Morning, 15) CAROL JARVIS - Sock Hop, 16) SNOOKY LANSON - Stop (Let Me Off The Bus), 17) WALLY LEWIS - White Bobby Sox, 18) DON JOHNSTON - I'm Hypnotized, 19) THE COMMODORES - Uranium, 20) DARRELL GLENN - Your Little Red Wagon, 21) JIM LOWE - Rock-A- Chicka, 22) DANNY WOLFE - Pucker Paint, 23) THE DEL - VIKINGS - What Made Maggie Run, 24) DICK LORY - Cool It Baby, 25) THE HILLTOPPERS - Do The Bop, 26) DOLLY COOPER - Big Rock In, 27) HENRY WILSON - Mighty Low, 28) PAT FLOWERS - Ain't That Just Like A Woman, 29) ROY TANN - Your Driver's License, Please, 30) LEROY VAN DYKE - My Good Mind Went Bad, 31) WALLY LEWIS - Kathleen, 32) DICK D'AGOSTIN - Night Walk) USA LESLEY 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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ICE CREAM DADDY - SUPER TOUGH '50s FEMALE JIVERS VOLUME 2 (Spin-It Records presents ''Ice Cream Daddy: Super-Tough '50s Female Jivers, Vol. 2,'' a 22-track anthology. Track listing: 1. ICE CREAM MAN - Leslie Uggams with Hugo Peretti Orch., 2. YOU CAN'T FOOL ME BABY - Cindy Mann, 3. HIGH FALUTIN' HONEY - Cathy Ryan with Henry Glover Orch., 4. ONE LITTLE KISS - Addie Lee with Marty Gold Orch., 5. STOP THE CLOCK - Lillyann Carol & the Jan Raye Quartet, 6. COTTON PICKIN' KISSES - Lorry Raine, 7. PLEASE DADDY - Angele McNeil, 8. THAT AIN'T RIGHT - Eileen Rodgers with Ray Coniff Orch., 9. COME ON HOME, ALL'S FORGIVEN - Janice Harper with Earl Sheldon Orch., 10. NO MINORS ALLOWED - Ramona Locke, 11. PEEK-A-BOOIN' - Rosemary June with Sid Bass Orch., 12. OOP-SHOOP - Kay Brown with Van Alexander Orch., 13. FORBIDDEN FRUIT Vicki Young with Charles Bud Dant Orch., 14. PIDDLY PATTER PATTER - Helene Dixon with Quincy Jones Orch., 15. MAMA (HE TREATS YOUR DAUGHTER MEAN) - Bette Anne Steele with Dick Reynolds Orch., 16. FEEL SO GOOD - Joyce Romero with Bill Marine, 17. I'LL BE GONE - Lillian Briggs with Ray Ellis Orch., 18. LOVER BOY - Carol Hughes with Hal Mooney Orch., 19. I CAN'T ROCK AND ROLL TO SAVE MY SOUL - Pearl Bailey with Don Redman Orch., 20. SHE BOODLE DEE, BODDLE DEE - Lillian Brooks & the Moroccos with Eddie Ballantine Orch., 21. HONEY BEE - Jane Turzy with Eddie Ballantine Orch., 22. NO SCHOOL TOMORROW - Tina Robin) USA SPIN-IT 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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PEPPER HOT BABY - SUPER TOUGH '50s FEMALE JIVERS VOLUME 1 (Spin-It Records presents 'Pepper-Hot Baby: Super-Tough '50s Female Jivers,' a 22-track collection Track listing: 1. WHO, BABY, WHO - Jaze Turzy, 2. MAN HUNT - Dodie Randle, 3. I - Lillian Briggs, 4. LOVE IS A-BREAKIN' OUT - Roberta Sherwood, 5. PEPPER-HOT BABY - Bonnie Davis, 6. ALL AROUND THE WORLD - Kay Adams, 7. WHATCHA GONNA DO - Bunny Paul , 8. IT'S ALL YOUR FAULT - Lee Kane, 9. WILLIE BOY - The Perry Sisters, 10. BOOGIE BLUES - Lillian Briggs, 11. LONG TALL SALLY - Barbara Greene, 12. PICK ANOTHER BABY - Carol Hughes, 13. SHACK DADDY - Betty Jean Morris, 14. WILL YOU WILLYUM? - Joan Hager, 15. LUCKY LUCKY LOVE - Wendy Powers, 16. TO YOU I GIVE MY LOVE - Lee Kane, 17. SHE SELLS SEASHELLS - Lillian Briggs , 18. SLIPPIN' AND SLIDIN' - Barbara Greene , 19. IT JUST AIN'T LOVE - Kay Adams , 20. LOOKY LOOK - Jane Turzy , 21. I FELL IN LOVE AGAIN - Dodie Randle , 22. NEVER GO 'WAY - Carol Hughes) USA SPIN-IT 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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TEENAGE DREAMS VOLUME 34 (30 great Teeners. Track listing: Joe Perkins - Runaway Slave, Van Trevor - I Want To Cry, Junior Walters - Turn Away, Chase Webster - I Can't Walk Away, Hugh Gantley & The Hollywood Playboys - Bye Bye Travelin' Man, Chip Taylor - Sad Songs, Brooks Arthur - The Birthday Card, Nat Wright - I'm Glad It Was You, Jay Daniel - Kittiwake, Hal And Brenda - Unless I Have You, Dennis Wheeler - Eighteen Candles, J B Love - I Wouldn't Have It Any Other Way, Buddy Lamp - Promised Land, Marty Valentine - Growing Boy, The Teen Tones - Long Cold Winter Ahead, Sharon O'Brien - Mirror, Mirror On The Wall, The Deltones - Tell Me That You Care, Cal Richards - Let Him Get His Own Girl, Rick Jarrard - Why, Dougie And The Dudes - Settle Down, The Tri-Lites - Will Tomorrow Be Just Another Day, Lance James - Angel, Bobby Hart - Miles Away, Gerald Nelson - Crusade For Love, Ric Castle - Tug Of War, Gary Clarke - Tomorrow May Never Come, Weldon Myrick - Because I Wanted You, Gia Malone - I've Got A Crush On You, Freddy Faulkner - Cigarettes And Matches, Shayne Hunter - And Then There Was A Tear) FARMER 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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TEENAGE DREAMS VOLUME 35 (30 great Teeners. Track listing: Billy Storm - Who'll Keep An Eye On Jane, Joe Perkins - Natalie Would, Dale McBride - Lovely Little One, Frankie Sardo - Mr Make Believe, Jeannie Robertson - Memories, Billy Barnette - Two Brothers, Ronny James - Broken Heart, Chip Taylor - Innocent Eyes, Don Carroll - Handful Of Friends, Buzz And Al - The Five Senses, Ray Johnson - Deeper Than Deep, Freddy Douglas - You Ought To Be Ashamed, J B Love - The Only Then, Jerry Wilder - Yesiree, Yesiree, Bonnie Guitar - Tell Her Bye, Billy Sills - Billy's Love Song, Sonny Hannibal - You've Got To Show Me, Brooks Arthur - What Do You See In The Future, The Fairmonts - Lucky Guy, Tommy Boyce - Give Me The Clue, Larry France - Last Kiss, Joey Cooper - This Heart Of Mine, Janice Weaver - The Game, Chip Walker - Looking For A Home, Lonnie Sattin - Any More Than I, Harold Conner - I'll Be There, Dale Vaughan - Valley Of Broken Hearts, Berta Colbert - Poor Bonnie, Billy Duke - Best Man, Eddie Wood - Girl Of My Best Friend) FARMER 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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CHUBBY CHECKER - IT'S PONY TIME / LET'S TWIST AGAIN (Two albums from the height of the Chubby Checker twist phenomenon. Chubby just flat-out ruled the charts in 1960 and 1961; the title cut to ''It's Pony Time'' went to #1, his only #1 hit besides 'The Twist', while ''Let's Twist Again'', his fourth album, went to #11, shortly to be followed by three Top Ten albums in a row. Track listing: 1. PONY TIME, 2. THE WATUSI, 3. THE HULLY GULLY, 4. THE STROLL, 5. THE MASHED POTATO, 6. HI HO SILVER, 7. WE LIKE BIRDLAND, 8. LET'S DANCE, LET'S DANCE, LET'S DANCE, 9. THE SHIMMY, 10. THE CHARLESTON, 11. DANCE THE MESS AROUND, 12. PONY EXPRESS, 13. I COULD HAVE DANCED ALL NIGHT, 14. THE JET, 15. CONTINENTAL WALK, 16. I ALMOST LOST MY MIND, 17. FISHIN', 18. QUARTER TO THREE, 19. LET'S TWIST AGAIN, 20. BALLIN' THE JACK, 21. PEANUT BUTTER, 22. THE RAY CHARLES-TON, 23. TAKES TWO TO TANGO, 24. DANCE A-LONG) 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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A ROCKET IN MY POCKET - THE HIPSTER'S GUIDE TO ROCKABILLY MUSIC (DELAYED UNTIL THE END OF AUGUST) (Here are a couple of fistfuls of tracks from the wild side of rockabilly. Over the years many 50s cuts have been issued under the rockabilly banner that would have been better described as country or hillbilly. These, however, are the real deal: hopped-up, whiskey-fuelled songs of teenage rebellion, sung by untamed rockers who probably never expected their careers to last the week. Alongside acknowledged classics of the genre such as 'Put Your Cat Clothes On' by Carl Perkins, there are rare rockin' one-offs such as the frantic bass-slapping 'Don't Be Gone Long' by Bob Doss or the remarkable 'Wash Machine Boogie' by the Echo Valley Boys - the world's finest rockin' hymn to the romantic joys of household appliances. The CD covers the whole rockabilly spectrum, with tracks from prime rockin' labels such as Sun, Starday, Meteor and Columbia, plus tiny imprints such as Lilac. Tied-in with this release is the publication of a 300-page book, also called A Rocket In My Pocket - the Hipster's Guide To Rockabilly by Max Décharné (Serpent's Tail), the first comprehensive history of the entire rockabilly genre to appear for twenty years. Max has compiled the Ace CD to complement the book, and has also written the sleevenotes. Reviews are expected in all major newspapers and magazines, in addition to radio interviews with the author. This is the first time on CD for some of these tracks, many of them favourites at rockin' clubs in the UK and around the world. The CD's title comes from Jimmy Lloyd's 1958 classic 'I Got A Rocket In My Pocket', included here alongside frantic movers such as 'The Raging Sea' by Gene Maltais or the gutbucket hill-country sounds Rocky Bill Ford's 'Mad Dog In Town'. There's also a track from the cat who started it all, Elvis Presley - whose 'Mystery Train' inspired a whole regiment of young musicians to find a cheap studio and get down and wail. He's on the cover of both our CD and the book, too. An ideal introduction for anyone new to genre, but with enough rare tracks to please the long-term, hardcore rockabilly fan. Track listing: 1. SHE'S THE ONE THAT'S GOT IT - Allen Page, 2. JELLO SAL - Benny Ingram, 3. DON'T BE GONE LONG - Bob Doss, 4. PUT YOUR CAT CLOTHES ON - Carl Perkins, 5. GET WITH IT - Charlie Feathers with Jody & Jerry, 6. HOW CAN YOU BE MEAN TO ME - Dale Vaughn, 7. SNAKE EYED MAMA - Don Cole, 8. WASH MACHINE BOOGIE - Echo Valley Boys (w Bill Browning), 9. MYSTERY TRAIN - Elvis Presley, 10. EVERYBODY'S TRYING TO BE BABY - Freddie Franks, 11. THE RAGING SEA - Gene Maltais, 12. JITTERBOP BABY - Hal Harris, 13. ROCKIN' IN THE GRAVEYARD - Jackie Morningstar, 14. I CAN'T FIND THE DOORKNOB - Jimmy & Johnny, 15. BIG GREEN CAR - Jimmy Carroll aka Billy Carroll, 16. I GOT A ROCKET IN MY POCKET - Jimmy Lloyd, 17. TRAIN KEPT A-ROLLIN' - Johnny Burnette & Rock'n'Roll Trio, 18. BOPPIN' HIGH SCHOOL BABY - Don Willis, 19. MAMA'S LITTLE BABY - Junior Thompson with the Meteors, 20. SAVE IT - Mel Robbins, 21. COME ON LITTLE MAMA - Ray Harris, 22. SCRATCHING ON MY SCREEN - Ric Cartey, 23. MAD DOG IN TOWN - Rocky Bill Ford, 24. BOP-A-LENA - Ronnie Self, 25. PINK AND BLACK - Sonny Fisher, 26. THE SLIDE - The Rhythm Rockers, 27. MEAN MEAN MAN - Wanda Jackson, 28. ROCK TO THE BOOGIE - Roy Burk & Bell Bottoms) 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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CLINT EASTWOOD - COWBOY FAVORITES (Clint Eastwood? That Clint Eastwood?! Well, sure...Clint has demonstrated a musical streak throughout his acting and directing career, and here you catch him right at the beginning of it, fresh from his success on the TV series Rawhide, crooning (and competently so) a collection of cowboy favourites. Also included are both sides of his 1962 single 'Rowdy' b/w 'Cowboy Wedding Song', to the complete 1963 stereo release. Track listing: 1. BOUQUET OF ROSES, 2. ALONG THE SANTE FE TRAIL, 3. THE LAST ROUND UP, 4. SIERRA NAVADA, 5. MEXACALI ROSE, 6. SEARCHING FOR SOMEWHERE, 7. I'LL LOVE YOU MORE, 8. TUMBLING TUMBLEWEEDS, 9. TWILIGHT ON THE RAIL, 10. SAN ANTONIO ROSE, 11. DON'T FENCE ME IN, 12. ARE YOU SATISFIED, 13. ROWDY, 14. COWBOY WEDDING SONG) 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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THE ORLONS - THE WAH-WATUSI / SOUTH STREET (Discovered by high school classmate Len Barry, the Orlons (Shirley Brickley, Marlena Davis, Rosetta Hightower and Stephen Caldwell) were probably Cameo Parkway's most popular vocal group and certainly the label's top girl group. This two-on-one release presents their only two charting albums, their 1962 debut ''The Wah-Watusi'' and 1963s ''South Street'' - both featuring Top 5 title tracks - in their original pristine mono. Notes by Gene Sculatti include great quotes from band member Caldwell (he of that ultra-low ''frog'' voice). Track listing: 1. DEDICATED TO THE ONE I LOVE, 2. TONIGH, 3. MASHED POTATO TIME, 4. THE PLEA, 5. GRAVY (FOR MY MASHED POTATOES), 6. I'LL BE TRUE, 7. THE WAH-WATUSI, 8. HE'S GONE, 9. LET ME IN, 10. OVER THE MOUNTAIN, ACROSS THE SEA, 11. I MET HIM ON A SUNDAY, 12. (HAPPY BIRTHDAY) MR TWENTY ONE, 13. WALK RIGHT IN, 14. BIG DADDY, 15. CEMENT MIXER, 16. MISTER SANDMAN, 17. CHARLIE BROWN, 18. GATHER 'ROUND, 19. SOUTH STREET, 20. BETWEEN 18TH & 19TH ON CHESTNUT STREET, 21. DON'T LET GO, 22. MUSKRAT RAMBLE, 23. POKEY LOU, 24. WE GOT LOVE) 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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BOBBY RYDELL - SALUTES THE GREAT ONES / AT THE COPA (These two 1961 albums - presented here in their original stereo mixes - represented an effort by Bobby to move beyond the limitations of his teen idol persona. By recording a live album at the Copa, Bobby was following a well-trodden trail left by other pop male vocalists like Bobby Darin and Paul Anka, and ''The Great Ones'' in the title of the first record refers to the songs from The Great American Songbook that he covers on the album. Jim Ritz contributes notes with exclusive quotes from Bobby himself. Track listing: SALUTES THE GREAT ONES: 1. MAMMY, 2. THAT OLD BLACK MAGIC, 3. ALL OF YOU, 4. FRENESI, 5. APRIL SHOWERS, 6. EVERYTHING'S COMING UP ROSES, 7. THERE'S A RAINBOW 'ROUND MY SHOULDER, 8. THIS COULD BE THE START OF SOMETHING BIG, 9. SO RARE, 10. WRAP YOUR TROUBLES IN DREAMS, 11. THE BIRTH OF THE BLUES, 12. NICE WORK IF YOU CAN GET IT , RYDELL AT THE COPA: 13. A LOT OF LIVING TO DO, 14. SWAY, 15. THAT OLD BLACK MAGIC, 16. THEY DON'T WRITE THEM LIKE THAT ANYMORE (MEDLEY): THE MUSIC GOES 'ROUND AND 'ROUND / MAIRZY DOATS / HUT SUT SONG / OPEN THE DOOR RICHARD / CALDONIA / ABA DABA HONEYMOON / THREE LITTLE FISHES / FLAT FOOT FLOOGIE (WITH A FLOY FLOY / WILD ONE / SWINGIN' SCHOOL / KISSIN' TIME / WE GOT LOVE / VOLARE, 17. HOMESICK THAT'S ALL, 18. OLD MAN RIVER, 19. DON'T BE AFRAID (TO FALL IN LOVE), 20. MAMMY, 21. BLESS THEM ALL / BILL BAILEY) 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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REMEMBER ME BABY - CAMEO PARKWAY VOCAL GROUPS VOLUME 1 (There are collectors...and then there are doo wop collectors, which is why we have dedicated our first Cameo Parkway compilation to the fantastic vocal groups who recorded for the label. All of these (except the Rays track and the two Roommates tracks, which we had to include) are from the original tapes, and only one track (the Lydells' 'There Goes the Boy', which again we felt was a must) has ever been out on CD at retail before. Ed Osborne chips in with notes, and helped us on the track selection. Perhaps tops among the finds are unreleased tracks from the Dovells ( 'Short on Bread' ) and Tymes ( 'Did You Ever Get My Letter?' ). Track listing: 1. LET IT PLEASE BE YOU - Rick And The Masters, 2. THREE COINS IN THE FOUNTAIN - The Skyliners, 3. THE MOUNTAINS - The Sequins, 4. THERE GOES THE BOY - The Lydells, 5. I DON'T WANT YOUR LOVE - Rick And The Masters, 6. SHORT ON BREAD - The Dovells, 7. I LAUGHED SO HARD - The Defenders, 8. SANDRA BABY - The Gleems Aka The Jaynells, 9. GOLDEN RINGS - The Turbans, 10. SUNDAY KIND OF LOVE - The Roommates, 11. TEARS IN MY HEART - The Impacs, 12. REMEMBER ME BABY - Billy And The Essentials, 13. DID YOU EVER GET MY LETTER? - The Tymes, 14. WHEN YOU DANCE - The Turbans, 15. RAINING TEARDROPS - The Anglos, 16. YOU MUST BE AN ANGEL - The Gainors, 17. TURN OUT THE LIGHTS - Pookie Hudson And The Spaniels, 18. GEE, BUT I'M LONESOME - Lee Andrews, 19. EVERYONE BUT YOU - The Skyliners, 20. TRIANGLE - The Rays, 21. A LOVELY WAY TO SPEND AN EVENING - The Roommates, 22. FLAME OF LOVE - Rick And The Masters, 23. TO CRY - The Expressions, 24. DOWN BY THE OCEAN - The Exceptions) 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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