Jive is a dance style in 4/4 time that originated in the United States from African-Americans in the early 1930s. It was originally presented to the public as 'Jive' in 1934 by Cab Calloway. It is a lively and uninhibited variation of the Jitterbug, a form of Swing dance.
more info on jive: http://www.modernjive.com/history/history2.html
trax:
1. See You Soon Baboon - Dale Hawkins 2. Make With The Shake - The Mark Four 3. Rhumba Boogie - The Fontane Sisters 4. The Cat - Cappy Bianco 5. My Boy Flat Top - Boyd Bennett 6. Seven Nights To Rock - Moon Mullican 7. Jack Hammer Drill - George Williams 8. My Testament - The Gamblers 9. Giggles - The Tyrones 10. Better Believe It - The Kingsmen 11. Toodle Oo Kangaroo - Frank Virtuoso 12. My Little Ruby - Chan Romero 13. Rockin' Robert - The La Dell Sisters 14. Oh Baby - The Niterockers 15. Go Baby Go - The Four Tophatters 16. I'll Play Your Game - Lew Williams 17. Catfish Boogie - Rees Shipley 18. Crazy With Love - Guy Mitchell 19. The Big Beat - Fats Domino 20. Ciribiribin - The Encores 21. Guitar Man - The Moonlighters 22. 45 RPM - The Mark Four 23. Shugga Dugga - The Bonn Sisters 24. Humdinger - Big Bob Korngay 25. I've Got My Sights - Roddy Jackson 26. Watch My Signals - Bullmoose Jackson 27. Lucky Lips - Ruth Brown 28. Hey Little Lucy - Conway Twitty 29. Dixie - The Comets 30. Tennessee Rock 'n' Roll - Boyd Bennett 31. Rock A Chick A - Warner Mack 32. Don't Treat Me This Way - Dale Hawkins 33. Come On Over Rover - Glenn Mooney 34. Mary Lou - Ted Daigle 35. Slow Down - Larry Williams
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"HOT JIVE" Vol. 2
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gitit! no pw
http://www77.zippyshare.com/v/95306363/file.html
As always thanks mucho for this...Nappyrags
BONUS 2 OF 4
Wanda Jackson - The Best of the Classic Capitol Singles (2013)
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Never mind the titular suggestion of cherry-picking: Omnivore's 2013 set The Best of the Classic Capitol Singles provides the A- and B-sides for the singles Wanda Jackson released on Capitol between 1956 and 1963 (her immortal 1960 45 "Let's Have a Party" was supported by "Cool Love," an A-side from 1957, which explains why this weighs in at an odd 29 tracks). These singles have been chronicled several times before -- Rhino released an excellent set called Rockin' in the Country in 1990, Ace focused on Wanda's rock and country on separate compilations -- but the closest antecedent to The Best of the Classic Capitol Singles is Capitol's 1996 Vintage Collections Series, which focused on the same time period and contains significant overlap with this disc, but Omnivore's collection is the superior compilation and the best single-disc Jackson collection that's ever been assembled. By progressing chronologically, this conveys Jackson's shift from country to rockabilly and back, along with illustrating how adept she was in both styles. Plus, at 29 tracks, The Best of the Classic Capitol Singles is exceptionally generous, providing an immersive introduction to Wanda Jackson's peak that also doubles as a definitive retrospective of this pioneering rocker. (Allmusic)
1. I Gotta Know
2. Half As Good A Girl
3. Hot Dog! That Made Him Mad
4. Silver Threads And Golden Needles
5. Let Me Explain
6. Don a Wan a
7. Cool Love
8. Did You Miss Me?
9. Fujiyama Mama
10. No Wedding Bells For Joe
11. Honey Bop
12. Just A Queen For A Day
13. Mean Mean Man
14. (Every Time They Play) Our Song
15. Rock Your Baby
16. Sinful Heart
17. Lets Have A Party
18. Little Charm Bracelet
19. Riot In Cell Block Number Nine
20. Right Or Wrong
21. Funnel Of Love
22. In The Middle Of A Heartache
23. Id Be Ashamed
24. The Greatest Actor
25. You Bug Me Bad
26. But I Was Lying
27. Sympathy
28. This Should Go On Forever
29. We Havent A Moment To Lose
info
http://www.amazon.com/The-Best-Classic-Capitol-Singles/dp/tracks/B00AOGM53K/ref=dp_tracks_all_1#disc_1
Thank you.
Thanks a lot for the Jive!
Many thanks for Wanda !!!
Hi G. Thanks so much for the Nancy and Wanda collections, both far exceeding expectations in every way. Good weekend to you.
Iggy
Way back when Nancy was too square, she just wasn't hip. Wanda was Country and RocknRollers just didn't bother with her.
Today I kick myself for being such a snob back then. Although Nancy didn't have great talent Lee Hazelwood did and they did some great stuff as is evident in her collection.
Wanda is under appreciated even today but just one listen to any song in this collection will make that evident to anyone.
Thanks to both of them.
Thank you so much for the Wanda Jackson collection.
Owing to an inoperable turntable, she was (at least until this morning) unavailable to me.
Woo!
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