trax disc 35:1. The Right To Rock - Trini Lopez 2. Later Baby - Hal Goodson & The Raiders 3. Tell Me Why - Mickey Gilley 4. The Will Of Love - Tooter Boatman & The Chaparrals 5. My Suzanne - Earl Henry 6. Swing Bop Boogie - Alvis Wayne 7. Little Red Book - Benny Joy 8. Ain´t Got A Thing - Sonny Burgess 9. Miss Froggie - Warren Smith 10. Got The Water Boiling - Billy Lee Riley 11. I Sure Do Love You Baby - Bobby Lee Trammell 12. Breaking My Heart - Al Epp & The Pharoahs 13. Rock 'all Night - Glenn Honeycutt 14. Coming Up - Mike Waggoner 15. Speed Limit - Tommy Lam 16. She Left Me Cryin´ - Dinky Harris & The Spades 17. When My Baby Passes By - Glenn Bland 18. Rock It - George "Thumper" Jones 19. Big Door - Gene Brown 20. Going Out On The Town - Curtis Long 21. Mister Blues - Marvin Rainwater 22. Cool Baby - Lee Cole 23. You´re The One - Dennis Volk 24. My Susie Jane - Bobby Lee Trammell 25. Hot Rod Baby - Rocky Davis
trax disc 36:
1. Swing It Little Katy - Clyde Owens & The Moonlight Ramblers 2. Scratching On My Screen - Ric Cartey & The Jivatones 3. Pink Elephants - Wally Willette 4. Honky Tonk Hardwood Floor - Johnny Horton 5. I Need It - Ray Mccoy 6. Rockin´ Daddy - Sonny Fisher 7. Annie Mae - Bob Dewitt 8. Sixteen Chicks - Link Davis 9. Fat Woman - Bill Mack 10. You´re Gone - Rudy Grayzell 11. Little Rock Rock - Rock Rogers 12. Rock Candy Rock - Fred Crawford 13. Sweet Sweet Girl - Don Gibson 14. It´s Saturday Night - Bill Mack 15. Little Bit More - Sleepy LaBeef 16. Want To Be With You - Cliff Blakley 17. Chicken Bop - Truitt Forse 18. Don´t Sweep That Dirt On Me - Buddy Shaw 19. Pretty Little Thing - Doug Bragg 20. Blue Guitar Jump - Ken Hammock & The Tennessee Valley Gang 21. Keep It Swinging - Eddie Skelton 22. Crazy Legs - Jay Gallegher 23. Little Bitty Man - Lou Walker 24. Grasshopper Rock - Link Davis 25. Let´s Get Wild - Rudy Grayzell
...served by Gyro1966...
.jpg)
%20ALL.jpg)
%20@320.jpg)
%2045%20-%20385A.png)
.jpg)
%2001.jpg)
5 comments:
"Rock-A-Billy Dynamite" Vol 35 + 36
...served by Gyro1966...
gitit! no pw
CD35
http://www68.zippyshare.com/v/50064833/file.html
CD36
http://www68.zippyshare.com/v/31345624/file.html
BONUS 2 OF 3
DR. FEELGOOD - Get Rhythm : The Best of 1984-1987 (2013)
CD1
http://www65.zippyshare.com/v/13934162/file.html
CD2
http://www59.zippyshare.com/v/13154897/file.html
In 1983 Lee Brilleaux recruited a new Dr Feelgood line-up: Gordon Russell on guitar, Phil Mitchell on bass and Kevin Morris on drums. Hard-driving, visceral rhythm & blues was, naturally, their stock-in trade and over the next half a dozen years they toured widely and recorded four albums ('Doctor's Orders', 'Mad Man Blues', 'Brilleaux' and 'Classic'), the latter two on the celebrated Stiff label. This collection draws together the best of that era, including 'Brilleaux' and 'Classic' in their entirety. The booklet features sleevenotes by producer/songwriter and band confidant Will Birch and rare photos.
Produced by Mike Vernon and released in 1984, 'Doctors Orders' comprised a number of R&B and blues chestnuts, complemented by some original songs, two of which were penned by the band with help from long-standing friend Larry Wallis.
The next album - or 'mini-album' - was the band-produced 'Mad Man Blues', a tribute to six great R&B classics including the titular John Lee Hooker number. 'Mad Man Blues' was eventually expanded to full album length.
Signing with Stiff, a label that Brilleaux had help to finance ten years earlier, the group issued the 'Brilleaux' and 'Classic' albums in 1986 and 1987 respectively. The former, produced by Will Birch, includes strong version's of Johnny Cash's "Get Rhythm", John Hiatt's "I'm A Real Man", Bobby Charles' "Grow Too Old" and The Undertones' "You['ve] Got My Number", alongside some new songs from band members and associates. The latter was made with producer Pip Williams and also includes some interesting covers - notably Bob Dylan's "Highway 61 [Revisited]" and Jerry Lynn Williams' blues ballad "(I Wanna) Make Love To You" - to augment the new songs, four of which were co-written by Birch and various band members.
Special mention must also be made of the non-album single, "See You Later Alligator" (produced by Dave Edmunds in between the two Stiff albums), which was a notable hit in Europe and Australia.
Track Listing
Disc 1:
1. Close But No Cigar
2. So Long
3. You Don't Love Me
4. Neighbour Neighbour
5. Hit Git And Split
6. I Can't Be Satisfied
7. Saturday Night Fish Fry
8. It Ain't Right
9. I Don't Worry About A Thing
10. She's In The Middle
11. Dangerous
12. I Love You So You're Mine
13. You Got My Number
14. Big Enough
15. Don't Wait Up
16. Get Rhythm
17. Where Is The Next One
18. Play Dirty
19. Grow Too Old
20. Rough Ride
21. I'm A Real Man
22. Come Over Here
23. Take What You Can Get
24. See You Later Alligator
Disc 2:
1. Dust My Broom
2. Dimples
3. Tore Down
4. Mad Man Blues
5. My Babe
6. Can't Find The Lady
7. Rock Me Baby
8. Don t Start Me Talking
9. Hunting Shooting Fishing
10. Break These Chains
11. Heartbeat
12. (I Wanna) Make Love To You
13. Highway 61
14. Quit While You're Behind
15. Nothing Like It
16. Spy Vs Spy
17. Hurricane
18. Crack Me Up
19. Lights Of Downtown
20. Don't Underestimate Your Enemy
info
https://www.jbhifionline.com.au/music/pop-rock/get-rhythm-the-best-of-dr-feelgood-1984-1987/695409
Thanks guys! More great additions to the set. Have a great weekend.
Thanks
At vol.36 track №17 is not a Truitt Forse's "Chicken bop", that is "Teenage cutie" by Lucky Wray with Link & Doug Wray, 1957.
Post a Comment