trax:
1. wow wow baby - The Searchers 2. tippin' in - The Larks 3. buona sera - The Checkmates 4. whadaya want - The Charms 5. trickle trickle - The Videos 6. baubles, bangles and beads - The Kirby Stone Four 7. be my lovin' baby - The Penguins 8. louisiana rug doll - The Belairs 9. church bells may ring - The Diamonds 10. the big beat - The Del Vikings 11. the great pretender - The Alley Cats 12. rag mop - The Four Kings 13. mais oui - The King Brothers 14. cold heart - The Penguins 15. peek-a-boo - The Cadillacs 16. bye bye baby - The Channels 17. bam bam baby - The Four Voices 18. that's all i want tonight - The Hollywood Chorus 19. destination 2165 - The Cues 20. oooh! look-a-there - Little Anthony & The Imperials 21. fools fall in love - The Drifters 22. rock a beating boogie - The Treniers 23. butcher pete - The Busters 24. on bended knee - The Flyers 25. forty five men in a telephone booth - The Four Top Hatters 26. dark town strutters ball - The Flying Platters 27. whole wide world - The Deep River Boys 28. dance, honey, dance - The Velvets 29. mama don't allow it - The Teenagers 30. miss rip van winkle - The Tibbs Brothers
...served by Gyro1966...

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"DOO WOP ’N’ JIVE" Vol. 4
...served by Gyro1966...
gitit! no pw
http://www56.zippyshare.com/v/98395519/file.html
Man, these look tasty. Big surprise: The Kirby Stone Four? Really?
Iggy
thanks for this, all four volumes have been great.
BONUS 4 OF 4
Buckaroos - The Buckaroos Play Buck & Merle (1965 & 1971) (2013)
http://www15.zippyshare.com/v/38656881/file.html
When a young Merle Haggard played in Buck Owens’ band, he suggested the name “Buckaroos” for the combo. While Merle’s tenure in the band was short-lived, he did pretty well for himself afterward. And The Buckaroos name not only stuck, but the band became almost as notable as their leader. Their playing became as noticeable as Buck’s distinct songwriting and delivery.
So, it was only natural that The Buckaroos first LP would be a tribute to their leader. The Buck Owens Songbook was released in 1965 and gave fans a chance to sing along with their favorite Buck hits with The Buckaroos as their backing group—lyrics provided. Six years and 10 albums later saw the band pay tribute on their last LP to the man who named them. The Songs Of Merle Haggard appeared in 1971, and featured The Buckaroos’ instrumental take on classics like “Mama Tried” and “Okie From Muskogee.” Sadly, that LP didn’t come with a lyric booklet like its predecessor.
It seems natural that these two releases should be joined together on one compact disc paying tribute to the leading pioneers of the Bakersfield Sound. The Buckaroos Play Buck & Merle features all 22 songs from both original LPs. And, this time, in addition to the words to the Buck songs, we’re providing the lyrics to the Merle tracks, too! Add in original artwork, rarely seen photos, plus reminiscences from Buckaroos Willie Cantu, Doyle Curtsinger and Jim Shaw, and you’ve got a release that is gonna make you want to sing! And, who better to back you up than The incredible Buckaroos!
The Buck Owens Song Book
Originally issued 1965
1. I’VE GOT A TIGER BY THE TAIL
2. TOGETHER AGAIN
3. BEFORE YOU GO
4. SECOND FIDDLE
5. DON’T LET HER KNOW
6. MY HEART SKIPS A BEAT
7. ACT NATURALLY
8. ONLY YOU (CAN BREAK MY HEART)
9. LOVE’S GONNA LIVE HERE
10. UNDER YOUR SPELL AGAIN
11. FOOLIN’ AROUND
12. I DON’T CARE (JUST AS LONG
AS YOU LOVE ME)
The Songs Of Merle Haggard
Originally issued 1971
13. DADDY FRANK (THE GUITAR MAN)
14. TODAY I STARTED LOVING YOU AGAIN
15. THE FIGHTIN’ SIDE OF ME
16. SILVER WINGS
17. OKIE FROM MUSKOGEE
18. THE LEGEND OF BONNIE AND CLYDE
19. HUNGRY EYES
20. SWINGING DOORS
21. I TAKE A LOT OF PRIDE IN WHAT I AM
22. MAMA TRIED
INFO:
http://omnivorerecordings.com/the-buckaroos/
Thank you!!
Thanks for all !
Thanks for the "Jive" series. Good stuff!
Thank you and please please more more Doo-Wop & Jive :-)
My feet never stnad still anymore..
Pete
Thanks
Thanks so much for the "Buck & Merle" music, guys. Two of my all time favorite artists. All the best,
Iggy
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