trax disc 21:1. One Of These Mornings - Ricky Nelson 2. Two Timer - Jimmy Gray 3. Rock 'n' Roll Saddles - Johnny Edwards & The White Caps 4. Hey Babe Let's Go Downtown - Joe Therrien Jr. & His Rockets 5. I Hate Myself - Rocky & The Rocky Fellows 6. Money Honey - Wanda Jackson 7. Modern Romance - Sanford Clark 8. Your Kisses Kill Me - Bernie Early 9. Bip A Little, Bop A Lot - Joe Penny 10. Rockin' The Blues Away - Peggi Griffith 11. Sneaky Pete - Sonny Fisher 12. I'm Gonna Tell On You - George Fleming 13. My Steady Baby - Ray Pennington 14. Hey Ruby - Arthur Osborne 15. Goin' Wild - Carole King 16. Livin' Doll - Lafayette Yarborough 17. She The One That's Got It - Allen Page & The Crowns 18. We'll Always Have Each Other - Kenneth (Kenny) Rogers 19. Weeping Willow Rock - The Hi-Tombs 20. Hot Dog! That Made Him Mad - Wanda Jackson 21. Blues Stop Knocking - Al Ferrier 22. Rockin' Rollin' Stone - Andy Starr 23. Gotta Rock - The Carter Kids 24. Don't Hang Around Me Anymore - Jimmy Ford 25. Kiss Me Baby - Laura Lee Perkins
trax disc 22:
1. I Belong To You - Jimmy Williams 2. Queen Of The Beach - Carole King 3. Rock Along Time - Bozo Ratcliff 4. Mean, Mean Woman - Ray Lynn 5. Get Off My Back - Jay Blue 6. Somethin´ Special - Don Duncan 7. Indeed I Do - Johnny "Scat" Brown 8. Bertha Lou - Johnny Faire 9. Gonna Rock My Baby Tonight - Laura Lee Perkins 10. Cool, Cool Baby - Lafayette-Yarborough 11. That´s The Way I Feel - Jimmy Pritchett 12. Won´t Tell You Her Name - Al Urban 13. Stay True Baby - Dickey Lee 14. Mad Dog In Town - Rocky Bill Ford 15. Long Tall Sally - Wanda Jackson 16. Red Headed Woman - Lynn Pratt 17. Save Me Your Love - Donald Simpson & The Rockenettes 18. My Baby Loves To Rock - Del Reeves 19. All The Time - Werly Fairburn 20. Ballin´ Keen - Sandy Lee 21. Fragile Heart - Al Dean 22. Rock Town Rock - Ruckus Tyler 23. Big Sandy - Bobby Roberts 24. Come On Baby - Laura Lee Perkins 25. Let´s Dance - Bobby Gay
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"Rock-A-Billy Dynamite" Vol 21 + 22
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CD21
http://www12.zippyshare.com/v/55706431/file.html
CD22
http://www12.zippyshare.com/v/37369047/file.html
Thanks RYP for 21&22
BONUS 2 OF 3
NIKKI HILL - Here’s Nikki Hill ’13 @320
NIKKI HILL & DEKE DICKERSON - Soul Meets Country '13 @320
http://www54.zippyshare.com/v/89903188/file.html
As the world of entertainment marketing tried to compartmentalize music into carefully constructed borders that housed pure versions of rock, soul and country, the shrinking left a lot more room for many musicians to breathe. Nothing beats telling an artist what they should do for great big spurts of creativity born of revenge. Bands are setting things right by ignoring genre boundaries and few have taken advantage of the lack of borders better than Nikki Hill. Here’s Nikki Hill is pure in its ability live to in a world where soul and rock are one family.
Here’s Nikki Hill is guitar driven soul. A three piece backs Nikki Hill with Matt Hill (guitar), Ed Strohsahl (bass) and Joe Meyer (drums) providing the sound track for eight originals and two covers including a smokin’ version of Barbara George’s “I Know” that probably sounds closer to its own New Orleans dance band origins than the Poppier hit. Nikki Hill shouts out to the night “Gotta Find My Baby” trying to re-capture the fool of a man that left her at home. The dial switches to a bright light that casts Ms. Hill in the harsh glare of a jealous woman with an eye for what is belongs at home in “Her Destination”. The album stands at the edge looking down (“Right on the Brink”), hitches a ride with a beefy sax (“Strapped to the Beat”) and falls to its knees with the pain of loss and the inspiration to get you back up (“Hymn for Hard Luck”). Nikki Hill gives the Jim Glaser/Texas Tornadoes hits “Who Were You Thinking Of?” a ska makeover.
Blink and you'll miss the rising star that is Nikki Hill, a young, powerhouse R&B and rock & roll singer and songwriter, living right here in St. Louis -- when she isn't on the road, which is virtually non-stop. Blink again and you'll miss her second release in 2013, an EP called Soul Meets Country! that follows up her debut full-length Here's Nikki Hill and finds the singer joining rockabilly veteran Deke Dickerson and legendary Memphis soul band the Bo-Keys on four songs, including a sensuous duet on the Conway Twitty and Loretta Lynn track "Feelins" and a new original called "Struttin'." The latter of which does just what its name implies (listen to the track after the jump). (Riverfront Times)
info:
http://blogs.riverfronttimes.com/rftmusic/2013/12/nikki_hill_deke_dickerson_bo_keys.php
http://nikkihillmusic.com
Thanks for making a dull morning brighter. These are great.
Thanks
Great stuff. Many thanks!
WoW!
Thanks a lot!
Great series! And thx for the Nikki/Deke bonus too!
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