Featured artists include Werly Fairburn, Sonny Knight, Carl Perkins, Mac Wiseman, Johnny Faire, Dale Wright, Carl McVoy, Mel Robbins, Vernon Taylor, Sonny Burgess, Chuck Berry and many others.
trax disc 1:
1. Hearts Of Stone - The Fontane Sisters 2. Earth Angel - The Penguins 3. Penny Candy - Jim Reeves 4. Love Me - Fats Domino 5. Rock Love - The Fontane Sisters 6. Don't Be Angry - Nappy Brown 7. Mama He Treats Your Daughter Mean - Ruth Brown 8. Farewell, So Long, Goodbye - Bill Haley & His Rockets 9. Go Baby, Go - The Four Tophatters 10. We're Gonna Bop - Alvadean Coker
11. Rocking Chair On The Moon - Bill Haley & His Comets 12. That Lucky Old Sun - LaVern Baker 13. See You Later Alligator - Bobby Charles 14. Seven Days - Clyde McPhatter 15. Bo Weevil - Fats Domino 16. Get Up Get Up (You Sleepy Head) - LaVern Baker 17. Blue Suede Shoes - Carl Perkins 18. Downbound Train - Chuck Berry 19. Maybelline - Jim Lowe 20. Do The Bop - The Hilltoppers 21. Church Bells May Ring - The Willows 22. Treasure Of Love - Clyde McPhatter 23. Crazy For My Baby - Willie Dixon 24. Corrine, Corrina - Big Joe Turner 25. I Want To Do More - Ruth Brown
trax disc 2:
1. One Night - Smiley Lewis 2. I Want You - The Cadets 3. Hey Doll Baby - The Clovers 4. Lonesome For A Letter - Sanford Clark 5. Honky Tonk Rock - Betty Johnson 6. Boogie Woogie Country Girl - Big Joe Turner 7. Your Tender Lips - The Clovers 8. Down Yonder (We Go Ballin') - Smiley Lewis 9. I'll Be True - Faye Adams 10. I Gotta Get Myself A Woman - The Drifters 11. A Casual Look - The Six Teens 12. Cool It Baby - Dick Lory 13. All The Time - Werly Fairburn 14. Honey Chile - Fats Domino 15. If You Don't Know - George Hamilton IV 16. Confidential - Sonny Knight 17. Shame Shame Shame - Smiley Lewis 18. Would I Be Crying - The Flamingos 19. Little By Little - Nappy Brown 20. Ain't Got No Home - Clarence 'Frogman' Henry 21. Don't Walk Out - The Barons 22. Ernie - Merle Kilgore 23. I Can't Love You Enough - LaVern Baker 24. I Want To Be Loved - Ruth Brown 25. Matchbox - Carl Perkins
trax disc 3:
1. Step It Up And Go - Mac Wiseman 2. Night Air - The Mints 3. Sweetheart Please Don't Go - The Gladiolas 4. Saturday Night - Roy Brown 5. Just To Hold My Hand - Clyde McPhatter 6. Empty Arms - Ivory Joe Hunter 7. Glad All Over - Carl Perkins 8. Rock-A-Chicka - Jim Lowe 9. Shuffle In The Gravel - Young Jessie 10. Say Yeah - Wayne Handy with Jim Thornton & His Band 11. Till The Law Says Stop - Johnny Faire 12. She's Neat - Dale Wright & The Rock-Its 13. Little Pigeon - Chuck Sims 14. So Tough - Kuf-Linx 15. Only Teenagers Allowed - Jackie Walker 16. Tootsie - Carl McVoy 17. Try The Impossible - Lee Andrews & The Hearts 18. Over The Mountain, Across The - Johnnie & Joe 19. Beside My Love - The Dubs 20. Drip Drop - The Drifters 21. Ten Commandments Of Love - Harvey & The Moonglows 22. Shake Baby Shake - Jesse Lee Turner 23. Save It - Mel Robbins 24. Mystery Train - Vernon Taylor 25. Sadie's Back In Town - Sonny Burgess
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"THE LONDON AMERICAN RARITIES"
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BONUS 1 OF 3
FREDDY KING - Freddy King Sings + Let’s Hide Away & Dance Away ’61 (Remastered 2014)
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Definitive collector's edition – the first two albums made by the Texas Cannonball, who was a huge influence on a generation of British guitar heroes .Eric Clapton cited Freddy King's I Love the Woman (included here) as the first time I heard that electric lead-guitar style, with the bent notes... [it] started me on my path.
King's sharpened-treble tone and curt melodic hooks were part of a unique guitar attack, enhanced by the use of metal finger picks.
Freddy King Sings is his long unavailable debut LP. The follow-up is entirely instrumental. Includes three bonus tracks
Information:
6 page booklet with rare photos and detailed liner notes
Tracklisting:
Freddy King Sings
01. See See Baby 2:20
02. Lonesome Whistle Blues 2:50
03. Takin’ Care Of Business 2:49
04. Have You Ever Loved A Woman 3:08
05. You Know That You Love Me 2:22
06. I’m Tore Down 2:39
07. I Love The Woman 2:50
08. Let Me Be 2:30
09. It’s Too Bad That Things Are Going So Tough 3:07
10. You’ve Got To Love Her With A Feeling 3:15
11. If You Believe 3:00
12. You Mean, Mean Woman 2:44
let’s Hide Away And Dance Away
11. Hide Away 2:38
14. Butterscotch 3:04
15. Sen-sa-shun 2:54
16. Side Tracked 3:06
17. The Stumble 3:14
18. Wash Out 2:36
19. San-ho-zay 2:54
20. Just Pickin’ 2:33
21. Heads Up 2:32
22. In The Open 2:58
23. Out Front 2:40
24. Swooshy 2:21
bonus Tracks
25. Come On 3:36
26. Texas Oil 2:26
27. Sittin’ On The Boat Dock 3:04
BONUS 2 OF 3
THE BYRDS - Sweetheart Of The Rodeo ’68 (JAPAN MINI LP CD BLU SPEC 2 BSCD2) Remastered 2014
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The Byrds' Sweetheart of the Rodeo was not the first important country-rock album (Gram Parsons managed that feat with the International Submarine Band's debut Safe at Home), and The Byrds were hardly strangers to country music, dipping their toes in the twangy stuff as early as their second album. But no major band had gone so deep into the sound and feeling of classic country (without parody or condescension) as The Byrds did on Sweetheart; at a time when most rock fans viewed country as a musical "L'il Abner" routine, The Byrds dared to declare that C&W could be hip, cool, and heartfelt. Though Gram Parsons had joined the band as a pianist and lead guitarist, his deep love of C&W soon took hold, and Roger McGuinn and Chris Hillman followed his lead; significantly, the only two original songs on the album were both written by Parsons (the achingly beautiful "Hickory Wind" and "One Hundred Years from Now"), while on the rest of the set classic tunes by Merle Haggard, the Louvin Brothers, and Woody Guthrie were sandwiched between a pair of twanged-up Bob Dylan compositions. While many cite this as more of a Gram Parsons album than a Byrds set, given the strong country influence of McGuinn's and Hillman's later work, it's obvious Parsons didn't impose a style upon this band so much as he tapped into a sound that was already there, waiting to be released. If The Byrds didn't do country-rock first, they did it brilliantly, and few albums in the style are as beautiful and emotionally affecting as this. (mark Deming, Allmusic)
BONUS 3 OF 3
THE BYRDS - The Ballad Of Easy Rider ’69 (JAPAN MINI LP CD BLU SPEC 2 BSCD2) Remastered 2014
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If Dr. Byrds & Mr. Hyde found Roger McGuinn having to re-create the Byrds after massive personnel turnovers (and not having an easy time of it), Ballad of Easy Rider was the album where the new lineup really hit its stride. Gracefully moving back and forth between serene folk-rock (the title cut, still one of McGuinn's most beautiful melodies), sure-footed rock & roll ("Jesus Is Just All Right"), heartfelt country-rock ("Oil In My Lamp" and "Tulsa County"), and even a dash of R&B (the unexpectedly funky "Fido," which even features a percussion solo), Ballad of Easy Rider sounds confident and committed where Dr. Byrds & Mr. Hyde often seemed tentative. The band sounds tight, self-assured, and fully in touch with the music's emotional palette, and Clarence White's guitar work is truly a pleasure to hear (if Roger McGuinn's fabled 12-string work seems to take a back seat to White's superb string bends, it is doubtful that any but the most fanatical fans would think to object). While not generally regarded as one of the group's major works, in retrospect this release stands alongside Untitled as the finest work of the Byrds' final period. (mark Deming, Allmusic)
Wild, wacky and wonderful. Maybe also a bit weird. Adds up to a perfect Valentine's Day treat. Thanks so much, guys.
Iggy
Thank you for this wonderful music !
Thanks for the effort and good material. As usual, you always put excellent effort. thank you.
Wow, thanks again. I set your blog as home page since it's the best music blog out there.
Thanks as always, for the great label comps!
Thanks, truly amazing.
Thank you,great stuff.
Any chance we could get a repost of the Freddie Kings? Thanks!!!
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