trax:
1. No Time - The Titans 2. Pappa-Oom-Mow-Mow - The Rivingtons 3. Tell Me Why - The Rob Roys 4. Dead Wrong - The Five Stars 5. Ooh Shucks - The Five Stars 6. Real Humdinger - The Five Pearls 7. She's Mine All Mine - The Royal Jokers 8. I Still Do - The Lafayettes 9. Don't Forget I Love You - The Butanes 10. Never Let You Go - The Five Discs 11. True True Love - The Corvairs 12. Passing By - The Versatiles 13. What Kind Of A Fool - The Tams 14. Sassy - 'Frantic' Johnny Rogers 15. So Why - The Bop Chords 16. Cool Cool Baby - The Sophomores 17. A Good Woman - The Blue Notes 18. Zippity Zip - The Empires 19. Mama-Oom-Mow-Mow - The Rivingtons 20. Your Love - The Mighty Jupiters 21. Hy Wocky Toomba - The Mighty Jupiters 22. Juke Box Rock 'n' Roll - The Marigolds 23. You're The One I Love - The Federals 24. Don't Knock - The Pastels 25. Hey Little Nell - The Four Mints 26. Lily Maebelle - The Valentines 27. Zing Zing - The Pitch Pikes 28. Going Out - The Moonlighters 29. Chop Chop - The Chimes 30. Little Billy Boy The Three D's
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ROCKIN' 'N' RARE DOO WOP Vol. 3
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gitit! no pw
http://www36.zippyshare.com/v/31099086/file.html
Thanks again, RYP! :)
Can't get enough of these classics; thanks guys.
Iggy
I love Doo Wop! Thanks.
DANGER OF BEING DELETED:
HANK BALLARD "You Can't Keep A Good Man Down" 1968
http://www39.zippyshare.com/v/25622243/file.html
"YOU CAN'T KEEP A GOOD MAN DOWN", produced by JAMES BROWN in 1968 and the funkier tracks have BROWN's sound written all over them (while the other cuts are classic late 60's soul). Includes several funky re-incarnations of his earlier hits written for JAMES BROWN's PEOPLE label.
Mindblowing work from the legendary Hank Ballard – a set cut years after his initial fame with The Midnighters, when he was working with James Brown in some very hip, funky, territory! James produced the record, and penned most of the tunes – and he does a really great job of bringing out the nasty, sinister qualities in Hank's vocals – sharper here than even in the 50s R&B era, and perfectly suited for the mix of politics and personal themes in the tunes! Backings are by the James Brown Band of the late 60s – and the whole thing's one of the funkiest albums The Godfather ever had a hand in! LP reissue is a special mix of original album tracks and funky singles – with tunes that include "How You Gonna Get Respect", "Funky Soul Train", "Unwind Yourself", "Blackenized", "From The Love Side", "Butter Your Popcorn", "Come In Wit It", "With Your Sweet Lovin Self", and funky remakes of "Annie Had A Baby" and "Finger Poppin Time". © 1996-2012, Dusty Groove America, Inc.
trax:
01 How You Gonna Get Respect (Part 1) 02 Teardrops On Your Letter 03 You're So Sexy 04 Funky Soul Train 05 Slip Away 06 Which Way Should I Turn? 07 With Your Sweet Lovin' Self 08 Are You Lonely For Me Baby? 09 Thrill On The Hill 10 Woman Is A Man's Best Friend 11 Unwind Yourself 12 Come In Wit It 13 Butter Your Popcorn 14 Blackenized 15 How You Gonna Get Respect (Part 1) (7_ Version) 16 Annie Had A Baby (1972) 17 Finger Poppin' Time (1972) 18 From The Love Side
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Thanks for the Hank Ballard, Gyro!
OH MY LAWD! That Frank Ballard is FUH-ONKY!!! Nice! :)
any platter with Papa-Oom-Mow-Mow on is worth it's weight in gold, thanks for this
Thanks for the doo wop and the rockabilly ( from a previous post)
So much thanks, especially for the Ballard!
Yet another great comp series. Many thanks for your continued stellar work.
did you notice the doo wop cd also has the answer record to papa-oo-mow-mow. someone awhile back put out a compilation of nothing but answer records to popular songs
and whats not to like about doo wop and rockabilly. they are the roots of modern rock n roll
Thanks
Thank you very much!
WoW!
Thought I must have had the Hank Ballard with the Big Box set.... But NO!!
Thanks a million!
Whew! Hank Ballard is a fantastic share! Thank You!!!
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