Great collection of 50's R&B from this legendary Chicago label.Read about this label here:
http://www.djhistory.com/features/okeh-records
trax:
1. Shirley - The Schoolboys 2. Run Little Girl - Little Joe & The Thrillers 3. The Castle Of Love - The Buddies 4. Thinking - The Tune Timers 5. I've Got That Feeling - Lavern Ray & The Raytones 6. Linger Awhile - Annette Cobb & Group 7. Your Cash Ain't Nothin' But Trash - Big John's Buzzards 8. Valarie - The Litterbugs 9. Zanzee - The Hi-Lites 10. The Cling - The Troys 11. The Echoes Keep Calling Me - Little Joe & The Thrillers 12. Rocking Horse - Howie & The Sapphires 13. Please Come Home - The Dolls 14. Don - Brook - Benton & The Sandmen 15. Please Say You Want Me - The Schoolboys 16. Dop Shoop - Big John's Buzzards 17. More Than The Day Before - Howie & The Sapphires 18. Bop A Ditty Do - The Tiny & Tim 19. I'm In Love Again - Lavern Ray & The Raytones 20. Iba Red - Chris Powell & The Five Blue Flames 21. I Am Old Enough - The Schoolboys 22. How Can You Say You Love Me - Hal Russell & The Do Re Mi Trio 23. Don't Keep Our Love Hidden In The Dark - The Smoothtones 24. The Masquerade Is Over - Chris Powell 25. That Old Gang Of Mine - The Ravens 26. The Sun Shines Once Again - The Sugartones 27. You're The King Of Woman - The Sugartones 28. Walkin' - The Sheppards 29. I Love The Life I Love - Sammy Cotton & Group 30. Goodnight Little Girl - Little Joe & The Thrillers
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"OKEH DOO-WOP GROUPS" - Vol. 2
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BONUS -
DON ADAMS - Watts Happening (1969)
http://www10.zippyshare.com/v/95647770/file.html
An incredible soul album, with equally incredible roots – sung by Scottish-born singer Don Adams, but recorded in the Munich scene of the late 60s! Despite that overseas origin, though, the record's a sock-solid soul effort all the way through – steeped in modes borrowed from Memphis, but carried off with a slightly different feel, thanks to the presence of a fair bit of jazz musicians on the date! Adams' voice is tremendous – a gritty, right on the money soul sound – completely color blind, and beautifully suited to the funky backings in the set. And almost best of all, the songs are mostly original or obscure numbers – not the sort of re-hashed hits that usually came out on Euro soul sides of the 60s – but killer new tracks that are steeped in a great sense of sadness and loss. The original album only saw the light of day briefly – as a project done by producer Hans Wewerka, licensed to Sunset for a very short time – and this reissue brings in a few previously unissued tracks, one of which is an original instrumental by trumpeter Dusko Goykovich, who's also on the main album as well.
Thanks for both
fantastic,thanks again for the best blog on the net!!
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Thanks for both items. Most Generous.
If you have a blog... Action! Thanks for all bonus CDs, escpecially this one.
Thank You.
Thanks for the wonderful Okeh Doo Wops with their stunning record covers. Treasures they are. Thanks, too, for the Don Adams. I haven't listened to it yet, but your endorsement won me over.
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