trax disc 7:1. Buddy - Jackie Dee (Jackie DeShannon) 2. Lonesome Tears In My Eyes - The Johnny Burnette Rock & Roll Trio 3. Mystery Train - Elvis Presley 4. Bo Peep Rock - Cheeko Vass 5. Big Fool - Ronnie Self 6. Blue Jeans And A Boys' Shirt - Glen Glenn 7. I Dig You - Tommy Blake 8. The Great Duane - Ritchie Heart 9. My Shadow - Ray Pate & The Rhythm Rockets 10. Geronimo Stomp - Barry Darwell 11. TV Hop - The Morgan Twins 12. Dood It - Bobby Martin 13. Uh Oh - Bobby Lee Trammell 14. So Long, Good Luck And Goodbye - Weldon Rogers 15. Pink Pedal Pushers - Carl Perkins 16. Blue Swingin' Mama - Larry Dowd 17. Ring A My Phone - Brenda Lee 18. Roll Over Beethoven - The Velaires 19. Cool Off Baby - Billy 'Curley' Barrix 20. Do It Bop - Billy Prager & His Caravans 21. Look Out Mable - G. L. "Davy" Crockett 22. That Big Old Moon - Buddy Burke & The Canadian Meteors 23. Four On The Floor - Grant Greeves 24. Salty Dog Blues - Carl Phillips 25. Come Along Little Girl - Aubrey Cagle
trax disc 8:
1. All By Myself - Johnny Brunette And The Rock 'n' Roll Trio 2. Let's Go Baby - Billy Eldridge & The Fire Balls 3. Crazy Legs - Gene Lewis 4. Long Gone Daddy - Pat Cupp & The Flyin´ Saucers 5. Rockin' Little 'eskimo - Bobby Swanson & His Sonics 6. Big Green Car - Billy Carroll 7. O Baby Babe - The Johnny Burnette Rock & Roll Trio 8. Flip, Flop, Fly - Johnny Bell 9. How Can You Be Mean To Me - Dale Vaughn & The Starnotes 10. Let's Have A Ball - Jim McDonald 11. Sixteen Cats - Joey Michaels 12. Who Shot Sam - George 'Thumper' Jones 13. That's What I Call A Ball - Larry Donn 14. No Love In You - Harmon Boazeman 15. Blue Days, Black Nights - Buddy Holly 16. Jukebox Rock'n Roll - Ray Coleman & His Skyrockets 17. You're Always Late - Jimmy Williams 18. Sweet Rockin' Baby - Sonee West 19. I Wanna Bop - Billy Harlan 20. Jump Baby Jump - Harry Carter 21. Everybody Rock - Jeff Stone 22. The Crazy Little House On The Hill - Gene La Marr 23. You Gotta Have A Ducktail - Billy Adams 24. Baby, Baby - Curtis Johnson & The Windjammers 25. Lover Boy - Gene Wyatt
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"Rock-A-Billy Dynamite" CD 7 + 8
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CD7
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CD8
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BONUS 1 OF 4
JUKEBOX MAMBO @ 320
Rumba & Afro Latin Accented Rhythm & Blues 1949-1960
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Jukebox Mambo: Rumba and Afro-Latin Accented Rhythm & Blues 1949-1960 was compiled by DJ Liam Large. This is the cat who dug crates to assemble Jazzman's previous Jukebox Jam set of vintage jumpers, swing, and blues. This comp explores a very particular kind of jukebox recording that existed primarily in the middle part of the 20th century and showcased music that has simply vanished -- in this form anyway -- on North American shores. The period began the same year Tito Puente nailed his first hit single ("Pa' los Rumberos") and brought the mambo to the mainstream, but given these recordings, it was clearly flourishing even on the margins before that; an underground era that made direct connections between Afro-Cuban and Latin music, American R&B and jazz. While many jazz fans are aware of historic recordings like Afro-Cubop by Machito, which featured Howard McGhee on trumpet, or his recordings with Dizzy Gillespie and Charlie Parker during the height of the bop era, these sides are more obscure, and focus more deeply on employing the "Latin tinge" in dance music. Since these records were made for jukeboxes and, by association, for dancers, they were dismissed -- at best -- or completely ignored by jazz purists. (They have issues anyway and always have.) Check out set-opener "Ojai" by Joe Lutcher, which marries hard-swinging big band to Latin percussion, skittering, low-end beats and rich harmonies. Danny Cobb's "My Isabella" may have a killer R&B vocal, but dig how the bongos and timbales ride atop even the horn section. Gerald Wilson's "Mambo Mexicana" gets right inside the contrasting time signatures between a sprinting mambo groove, and bebop's furious tempi, all the while arraying the horns with a rich, timbral palette that walks the line between Mexican folk and North American swing melodies. Another highlight is Dave Bartholomew's "Shrimp & Gumbo," with its cowbell, claves, and wailing New Orleans' R&B vocal. The tune's rhythms walk a tightrope between Cuban mambo and Caribbean calypso infused with the blues. There are three different packages available: a limited box of six 10" records (which includes four bonus tracks and a hardback book), LP or CD. No matter which you choose you'll be treated to copious notes and complete discographical information to accompany the music. All of these tunes are deep groovers. DJ Liam Large dug deep, got his hands dirty, and came out with a jewel; it's one of the finest archival collections of 2012. (Thom Jurek, Allmusic)
TRACK INFO
http://www.allmusic.com/album/jukebox-mambo-rumba-and-afro-latin-accented-rhythm-blues-1949-1960-mw0002439364
http://www.amazon.com/Jukebox-Mambo-Various-artists/dp/B009Q0LZLI
Thank You Guys Very Much for this collection,Guess I'm The First To This Today Pl.Keep Them Goodies Comin'
Great stuff! Thanks!
I'm digging the variety on these volumes. Lots I know and some new to me. Thanks! hotrodmike
wish you all the best and a speedy recovery
kieran
Thank you again for all the rockabilly, and that Jukebox Mambo looks amazing!
thanks as always is there any chance of a re-up of the maharajas albums in pure spite etc as it would be appreciated due to computer crash
Be well, RYP. We're thinkin' of ya. And thanks to G for the great Mambo Jukebox tunes.
Iggy
Thank You.
Thank You.
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I haven't got all the way through "Nasty Rockabilly" yet. Are you trying to kill me?
Great stuff thanks for making this available - Doug
Hope Everything Goes OK
All The Best For A Speedy Recovery
Tel
i sure hope he ok god bless him
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