trax disc 19:1. Race With The Devil - Gene Vincent 2. She's Gone - Jaycee Hill 3. Rock 'n' Roll Espanole - Mad Man Taylor 4. Shame On You Miss Johnson - Bobby Freeman 5. Round And Round - Andy Starr 6. Leapin' Guitar - The Chaparrals 7. Oh You Beautiful Doll - Ivan 8. Just A Little Too Much - Ricky Nelson 9. Switch Blade Sam - Jeff Daniels 10. You're Just My Kind - Jay B Loyd 11. Goin' Wild - Jimmy Isle 12. Susie's House - John D. Loudermilk 13. Juvenile Delinquent - Ronnie Allen 14. Nervous Breakdown - Eddie Cochran 15. Janis Will Rock - The Rock-A-Teens 16. Evenin' Time - Scotty McKay 17. If You Can't Rock Me - Debbie Stevens 18. Boom Boom Baby - Billy "Crash" Craddock 19. Slip, Slippin' In - Eddie Bonds 20. Say Mama - Gene Vincent 21. Flip Out - Billy Brown 22. Date Bait - Ronnie Self 23. I Got A Rocket In My Pocket - Jimmy Lloyd 24. Lobo Jones - Jackie Gotroe 25. There's Good Rockin' Tonight - Ricky Nelson
trax disc 20:
1. Where The Rio De Rosa Flows - Carl Perkins 2. Shake Um Up Rock - Cliff Benny 3. Thinkin' About You - Bob Denton 4. Rockin' On A Reindeer - Harry Lee 5. Race For Time - Jerry Arnold & The Rhythm Captains 6. Crazy About You - Vince Maloy 7. Meet Me In The Alley, Sally - Billy Brown 8. Let's Have A Party - Wanda Jackson 9. Jeanie - Eddie Smalling & His Rhythm Aces 10. My Babe - Ricky Nelson 11. Bloodshot - The String Kings 12. Playmates - Derrell Felts 13. Just Because - Brenda Lee 14. Be-Bop Boogie Boy - Gene Vincent 15. Cool Tom Cat - Bill Carter 16. Crocodile Hop - Dale Thomas 17. You Tell Her I Stutter - Jimmy Lee Prow 18. Shake, Rattle And Roll - Elvis Presley 19. Don't Wait Up - Laura Lee Perkins 20. Baby Be Good - Bill Morrison 21. I Don't Care If The Sun Don't Shine - Roger LaRue & His Pals 22. Let's Paint The Town Red - Rocky & The Rocky Fellows 23. Jelly Roll Rock - Walter Brown 24. Kiss Me Baby - Al Ferrier 25. Go Get The Shotgun Grandpa - Ann Castle
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"Rock-A-Billy Dynamite" CD 19 + 20
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gitit! no pw
CD19
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CD20
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Many Thanks RYP, for these Two
Thanks for these classics, R and G. Perfect driving music no matter where you're headed.
Iggy
Man, halfway done and I'm way behind on my listening. Thanks a lot for these.
BONUS 2 OF 3
LUTHER INGRAM - I've Been Here All The Time - If Loving You Is Wrong (1972 ALBUMS) @320
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Ace and Kent’s commitment to the preservation of classic Southern Soul on CD is bearing some great fruit in 2009. The year’s not three months old and there have been great packages from the Ovations and the Facts Of Life followed up by this third helping of Luther Ingram.
Kent has issued all of Luther’s Ko Ko 45’s on two indispensable CDs. Now are the two excellent albums “I’ve Been Here All The Time” and “(If Loving You Is Wrong) I Don’t Want To Be Right” first released at either end of 1972 in the US (neither LP was issued over here). The track ‘I’ll Love You Until The End’ was issued on both albums and so appears only once in this package. Here are 21 tracks of superb quality Memphis/Muscle Shoals soul. Immaculate instrumental and vocal backup, intelligent, well-written songs, classy arrangements and production, finely delivered by one of the most underrated singers of soul’s classic period. For confirmation, just listen to ‘Since You Don’t Want Me’, an absolutely sublime track from the first album. The song originally came out as the flip of an early version of ‘Missing You’ but all concerned evidently felt they could improve on it, and tweaked the arrangement to produce the perfection you hear here. The first album was very much in line with what most soul albums consisted of in the 60s and very early 70s: a collection of 45s compiled onto an album. As the 70s went on, though, things changed. Soul started to be treated seriously, like rock, with artists making albums from which singles were issued. Groundbreaking performers such as Isaac Hayes, Marvin Gaye and Curtis Mayfield led the field. Although ‘(If Loving You Is Wrong) I Don’t Want To Be Right’ was a hit 45 first, the rest of the tracks were a superb collection from which three great singles were taken. Some tracks remained as album only – including a favourite of mine, the pleading Tommy Tate and Johnny Baylor written ‘Dying And Crying’, with stunning brass and keyboard work from Isaac Hayes’ musicians, the Movement. This CD is a further important step in re-issuing, in digital format, all of Luther Ingram’s work. The project will be completed with the future pairing of his later two Ko Ko albums, “Let’s Steal Away To The Hideaway” b/w “Do You Love Somebody”. By John Marriott
TRACK INFO
http://acerecords.co.uk/ive-been-here-all-the-timeif-loving-you-is-wrong-i-dont-want-to-be-right
Have I mentioned that I'm loving these comps? If not, I apologize - these comps are AWESOME! Thanks!
Drowning in rockabilly is the way to go if you ask me! :)
Thanks!
BONUS 3 OF 3
THE SCENE CLUB: Ham Yard, London 1963-1966 @320
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'The Scene Club was red hot, the hottest little club in London… and in 1963 London was the centre of the world - even if the rest of the world didn't know it quite yet.' Norman Jopling (Record Mirror). The club in Ham Yard, off Great Windmill Street, in Soho, central London had previously been a jazz club, but by 1963 it had become a revered mod venue, playing soul, R&B, blues, ska and rock'n'roll records to a sharply dressed crowd. This new compilation collects some of the classic tracks played there at the time. The 28 cuts include gems from Betty Everett, Ike and Tina Turner, Jimmy Reed, Billy Preston, The Upsetters and more and are presented in a deluxe rigid digibook package.
(2013/Charly) 28 tracks, the original sound of Northern Soul, Popcorn and R&B. Hardcover 24 page digisleeve.
A former basement jazz club in cobbled Ham Yard was home to #The Scene', the hottest little club in London, and in 1963 London was the hottest city in the world.
Featuring 28 authentic tracks wich broke American R&B in the UK, including new-to-CD rarities and informative sleeve notes.
Scene Club: Ham Yard, London 1963-1966: It's Where It's At focuses on the London club scene of the '60s, combining American northern soul, Popcorn, and R&B of the era. The 28 tracks feature several hits by Jimmy Reed, Chris Kenner, Bobby Day, and the Five Du-Tones, along with lesser heard tracks by Little Hank, Derrick & Patsy, and Sonny Knight. (Allmusic)
1. I've got a claim on you - Betty Everett
2. Let love go by - Jeanette "Baby" Washington
3. Question - Roscoe Shelton
4. I nee your lovin'
5. Let the good times roll - Alvin Robinson
6. A fool in love - Ike Turner & Tina
7. Mathilda - Cookie & His Cupcakes
8. Ain't that loving you baby - Jimmy Reed
9. Let's stick together - Wilbert Harrison
10. Iko iko - Dixie Cups
11. See about me - Don Covay & The Goodtimers
12. Alvin's boo-ga-loo - Alvin Cash & The Registers
13. Ol' man river - Johnny Nash
14. Billy's bag - Billy Preston
15. Just for you - Jerry Butler
16. Who can I run to - Gerri Hall
17. I'll take one - Harold Burrage
18. A song called soul - Gene Chandler
19. Land of 1,000 dances - Chris Kenner
20. Jaywalking - The Upsetters
21. Shake a tail feather - The Five Du-Tones
22. I'm a lover not a fighter - Lazy Lester
23. Oh mom (Teach me how to uUncle Willie) - The Daylighters
24. Over and over - Bobby Day
25. Mister bang bang man - Little Hank
26. Housewive's choice - Derrick & Patsy
27. Confidential - Sonny Knight
28. Go now - Bessie Banks
Track Info:
http://www.allmusic.com/album/the-scene-club-ham-yard-london-1963-1966-its-where-its-at-mw0002485211
awesome!!
thank you!!
pvc
Thanks An incredible set.
Gyro! A big Thank You for THE SCENE CLUB.
Such great material. Such kind offerings. Thanks to one and all,
Iggy
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