Sizzling 7th volume in the Shake 'Em On Down series gathering the greatest Blues Boppers and Black Rock 'n' Rollers.
trax:
1. walking with frankie - Frankie Lee Sims 2. i'll be gone - Lightnin' Hopkins 3. just like i treat you - Howlin' Wolf 4. goin' back to orleans - alt. - Jesse & Buzzy 5. you gotta shake it up and go - John Lee Hooker 6. 55th street boogie - Hound Dog Taylor 7. something working baby - Rockin' Sidney 8. switch me! - Hector & The Eastmen 9. diamond back - alt. - Cecil Moore 10. c'mon love - alt. - The Disciples 11. hot rod - Clifton Chenier 12. chicago breakdown pt. 2 - alt. - Doctor Ross 13. sonny's jump - Sonny Terry & Brownie McGhee 14. walking along with me - The Lone Drifter 15. they call it boogie (feeling it good) - Mississippi Johnny Waters 16. all for you - The Traps 17. wake up old maid - unreleased - Whispering Smith 18. please don't go (down to baltimore) - Johnny Acey 19. don't try to change me - unreleased alt. - Dean Carter 20. school time - Billy Boy Arnold 21. you better get it right - Willie Morganfield 22. ho ho - alt. - Ike Turner 23. money x - John Lee Hooker 24. keep your hands out of my pocket - Otis Spann 25. i'm getting tired - Juke Boy Bonner 26. come on in - R.L. Burnside 27. best of friends - James Campbell 28. mad man blues -unreleased alt. - John Lee Hooker 29. boogie beat - Levi Seabury
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"SHAKE 'EM ON DOWN" - Vol. 7
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BONUS:
THE RASPBERRIES - Side 3 (1973)
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While on their first two albums the Raspberries sounded like a great pop band that wasn't afraid to rock out, with 1973's Side 3 they began to flip the script and came on like a powerhouse rock band that also had a way with a hooky melody, and the group had the talent and confidence to play it both ways. The king-sized guitar figure Wally Bryson uses to launch the first tune, "Tonight," has a bark worthy ofJimmy Page, while drummer Jim Bonfanti lets loose with lots of manic drum fills worthy of his obvious role model, Keith Moon (and on "Ecstasy," the whole band delivers a loving mash note to the Who). While the country-tinged "Should I Wait" and "Last Dance" made it clear the Raspberries hadn't lost their light touch, most of Side 3 finds the band strutting their rock & roll stuff and sounding pretty impressive doing it; the cheeky swagger of "Money Down," the fade-out guitar frenzy of "Hard to Get over a Heartbreak" and the self-explanatory strut of "I'm a Rocker" are the work of a band who could hit harder and heavier than anyone reckoned at the time, and Eric Carmen rose to new heights as a rock belter on these sessions. And while "On the Beach" wasn't as tough on the surface as some of the other tracks, the evolution from the teenage backseat action of "Go All the Way" to this tale of a self-assured pick-up artist showed how much smarts and wit the band had gained in 18 months. Side 3 was the last album to feature the Raspberries' original lineup, and if it isn't quite up to the level of their first two LPs, there's no arguing it's the work of a great band still firing on all cylinders. (Mark Deming, Allmusic)
"Tonight" and "Ecstacy" classic rock. Great production and playing. Who-worthy indeed! hahaha.
KevinPat
Thank You.
Thanks for vol 7
THANKS!
BONUS
Shake Em On Down, Vol. 8
http://www48.zippyshare.com/v/66554511/file.html
KILLER ROCKIN' BLUES/BOPPERS!!
■1. R.L. Burnside / Shake 'Em Down
■2. John Lee Hooker / I Wanna Dance All Nite
■3. Magic Sam / Keep On Lovin' Me Baby
■4. Billy & The King Bees / Susie Q
■5. Clifton Chenier / (High As A) Georgie Pine
■6. Bo Diddley / Gun Slinger
■7. The Buccaneers / Who Do They Watch
■8. The Juvenilles / Bo Diddley
■9. Sir Henry & His Butlers / Hi Heel Sneakers
■10. Dale Hawkins / Back Street Crazy 2012
■11. John Schooley / I Wish You Would
■12. Richard Johnston / Miss Maebelle
■13. Cleo Page / Boogie Train Pt. 1
■14. Clifton Chenier / Cher, Catin
■15. The Volcanoes / Oh Oh Mojo
■16. The Groundhogs / Shake It
■17. Hamilton King / Not Until
■18. Mac Vickery / Bell Bottom Jeans
■19. Freddy King / Man Holle
■20. The Fogcutters / Casting My Spell
■21. Papa Lightfoot / Jump The Boogie Pt. 2
■22. Flamin' Groovies / Doctor Boogie
■23. The Gas Lantern featuring Charlie McCoy
■24. Bob Moore & The Temps / Braggin'
■25. John Lee Hooker / Baby Don't You Wanna Go
■26. John Lee Hooker / Boogie Chillun Medley
■27. Eddien Kirkland / You Know I Love You
info:
http://www.onthehillrecords.com/products/detail.php?product_id=5333
For this and many more....i love you TWILIGHTZONE...keep in this way
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