O yeah – sure the Country and Western stars could rock!!! If the cowboys were a bit more reserved than the “real” rockers, listening to this compilation will still get you warmed up. The C&W music of the early 1950s deeply influenced Rock ’n’ Roll (and the Rockabilly scene as well). But from the mid-1950s C&W singers were admittedly kept moving more by the Rock and Rollers.
trax:
1. Big Foot Annie - Don Boots 2. Sunset Blues - Tony & Jackie Lamie 3. I'm Lost Without Your Love - Wibby Lee 4. Buzz, Buzz, Buzzz - Rusty Draper 5. High Steppin' Daddy - Grover Gaddle 6. Juke Box Pearl - Pete Nantz 7. Hey Baby - Hurley Gabbard & Aubrey Holt 8. Music To My Ear - Speck & Doyle Wright 9. Night Club Rock And Roll - Kimble & Wanda Jones w\The Gene Parson's Band 10. Juke Box Boogie - Big Jeff 11. Long John's Flagpole Rock - Lonesome Long John Roller 12. I Ain't Gonna Rock Tonight - Hender Saul 13. Shaken And A Shuttern - Jim Pike & The Kephart Rockets 14. I'm Gonna Rock Some Too - The Hodges Brothers 15. Waitin' For My Baby - Hawkshaw Hawkins 16. Tom Cat Boogie - Lynn Pratt 17. All Alone At Night - Chuck Rivers 18. Juke Box Cannonball - Bill Haley & The Saddlemen 19. Solid Rock - Jimmy John 20. She Loves Me Better - Riley Crabtree 21. Have You Seen Mabel - Rocky - Bill Ford 22. Blues Around My Dear - Cecil Bowman & The Arrows 23. Crazy Blues - Jape Richardson (Big Bopper) & The Japetts 24. She's Gone - The Pedigo Brothers 25. Gee Whiz Miss Liz - Marvin Jackson
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16 comments:
"ROCK*A*BILLY COWBOYS" CD 10
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gitit! no pw
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Thanks again Gyro for another of these, indeed for the whole series.
It's got more and more obscure with each volume. Looking forward to this one - it's got lots of stuff new to my ears. Great stuff !
Many Thanks RYP & Gyro1966 for this wonderful series.
Thank you for this great set of discs !
One of the best. Thanks so much, guys. Many good wishes to you.
Iggy
BONUS:
SPIRIT - Clear (1969) @320 (Expanded Edition)
http://www53.zippyshare.com/v/1135621/file.html
The original Spirit lineup was the sleeper band of its era, maybe the top LA band from the '68-'72 span. Their first and fourth albums are acclaimed classics by just about everybody, but this disc is IMHO as good as them. While the roots of jazz rock taken further by Steely Dan's "Bodhisatva" could be heard on their third album's "All the Same" this disc has three jazz explorations, with "Ice" and "Caught" being superb instrumental
, improvisational tracks. The Hendrix vibe of the earlier discs is just as evident in "Dark Eyed Woman", and "So Little Time to Fly" and "Ground Hog" show early signs of the evolving sound that stuck to many on "Dr Sardonicus". The only stiff on this disc is "Give a Life, Take a Life", but the bonus tracks on this release more than make up for it: both sides of the "1984" single and several jazzy instrumentals, including a great track called "Eventide" that recalls "Caught". Top it all off with maybe the best non-single track on any Spirit disc, "New Dope in Town", and this is the record that doesn't get respect it should as a classic disc from a classic band. (Amazon)
Many thanks for the ROCK*A*BILLY COWBOYS series, and all the amazing bonuses.
Thanks a lot
So much great music, so little time.
Things could be much worse.
Thanks!
Just wanted to wait until I had all ten volumes of this fine and comprehensive series before I thanked you for all of your efforts.
My iPod is full of music that varies from a-Capella to zydeco; from Montovani to Wild Man Fischer and everything in between. But my Country and Rockabilly tunes are many and it surprised me that of the 250 songs in this series I had only but maybe ten or twelve.
The dates of recording or release were also very helpful to me, I have always been interested in all recording vintage.
Your blog is a daily visit for me and I never pass it by without downloading at least one or two records. But these Rock-A-Billy Cowboys take top prize this month.
Thanks again for your post and for your hard work. Too many blogs are constructed by people much younger than me who seem to think that music started and ended with Screaming Hard Rock Punk (not that there's anything wrong with that.)
Thank you again for being an Oasis in a vast wasteland.
Hallo Leute,
habe mir diese CD (Nr. 10) angehört und bin entsetzt über den Lärm den ich da vernommen habe. Von Musik kann man da ja nicht mehr sprechen, auf der CD vielleicht noch vorhanden, nach dem rippen leider überstark übersteuert. Macht keinen Spass.
Der Bonus ist nur minimal übersteuert, aber brauch- als anhörbar.
Schade ...
hey Werner,
in meinem itunes (MAC) hört sich die CD völlig normal an, nix übersteuert, so wie alle anderen CD's auch. Habe es auch noch auf meinem ipod mit Sennheiser Kopfhörer, und ipod per Bluetooth zur Stereo Anlage überprüft, alles normal, kein Lärm! Möglicherweise stimmt mit Deiner Übertragungs-Apparatur etwas nicht...
Grüsse aus'm Ruhrgebeat
RYP
Thanks JohnnyDiego for the good words. Happy to hear you enjoy the music here, I appreciate that you take the time to write.
"good words" are only good words and not good music.
Sorry:
Meine Anwendungen sind im guten Zustand.
Als Kontrolle meiner Behauptung(en) koennte ja jemand das Programm "ocenaudio" herunterladen, installieren und ein Musikstueck, hier als Beispiel Nr.3 (10-03 I'm Lost Without Your Love.mp3), laden; oder prer druck and drop, und dann die Grafik betrachten so wie das VU-Meter waerend das Stueck gespielt wird.
Dennoch schoene Gruesse
Werner
thank you!
Thanks again so much for this series and the Rock N Roll Cowboys series!
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