Johnny Vincent founded Ace Records in 1955 after being laid off from his job as an A&R man at Specialty Records -- he had also founded Champion Records earlier in the decade -- and although he based his operations in Jackson, Mississippi, he was also very much in tune with the New Orleans R&B and blues scene, signing and releasing singles by several Crescent City artists, including Huey "Piano" Smith & the Clowns ("Rockin' Pneumonia and the Boogie Woogie Flu"), Frankie Ford ("Sea Cruise"), and Jimmy Clanton ("Venus in Blue Jeans"). But Vincent had several Mississippi blues artists on his roster, too, including Arthur Crudup, Sam Myers, King Edward, Pat Brown, and Willie Clayton, among others, and Ace became one of Mississippi's most successful labels in the '50s and '60s. This two-disc, 36-track set collects some of these rare blues cuts, including ten sides that are making their first appearance on CD. (Steve Leggett, Allmusic)
trax disc 1:
1. Walking with Frankie - Frankie Lee Sims 2. My Love Is Here to Stay - Sammy Myers 3. Shed So Many Tears - Elton Anderson 4. Lightning Slim Boogie - Lightnin' Slim 5. I Wonder - Arthur "Big Boy" Crudup 6. Goodbye Blues - Jesse Allen 7. Well Goodbye Baby - Frankie Lee Sims 8. My Love Is Strong - Earl King 9. Silly Dilly Woman - Mercy Baby 10. Love's Like a River - Charles Brown 11. I'm So Tired - Eddie Bo 12. I'm Not Satisfied - Dave Dixon 13. Looped - Joe Dyson 14. Shuckin Stuff - Al Collins 15. Don't Take Your Love Away from Me - Bobby Marchan 16. Hey Little Girl - Frankie Lee Sims 17. Mercy's Blues - Mercy Baby 18. Mother Told Me Not to Go - Earl King
trax disc 2:
1. Those Lonely, Lonely Nights - Earl King 2. My Talk Didn't Do No Good - Frankie Lee Sims 3. Sleeping in the Ground - Sammy Myers 4. Roll on Train - Elton Anderson 5. Misery Blues - Frankie Lee Sims 6. My Baby Boogies All the Time - Arthur "Big Boy" Crudup 7. Bad Feeling Blues - Lightnin' Slim 8. Lifetime in Prison, Pt. 1 - Billy Tate 9. What Will Lucy Do? - Frankie Lee Sims 10. Mean Mistreater - Frankie Fair 11. Feeling So Low - Dave Dixon 12. Baby Say You Will - Jesse Allen 13. Marked Deck - Mercy Baby 14. Warned You Baby - Frankie Lee Sims 15. I Got the Blues for You - Al Collins 16. It Must Have Been Love - Earl King 17. Rock and Roll Baby - Mercy Baby 18. She Likes to Boogie Real Low - Frankie Lee Sims
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"THE ACE RECORDS BLUES STORY"
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CD1
http://www64.zippyshare.com/v/33603005/file.html
CD2
http://www64.zippyshare.com/v/22451789/file.html
BONUS 1 OF 4
THE JAMIE/GUYDEN STORY
CD1
http://www59.zippyshare.com/v/28214162/file.html
CD2
http://www44.zippyshare.com/v/61616490/file.html
Sixty titles tell the story of one of the neglected labels in rock 'n' roll, R&B and soul. Jamie wasn't just Duane Eddy, you know! There are 60 songs here including Barbara Lynn You'll Lose A Good Thing, The Stompers Quarter To Four Stomp, Mitchell Torok Pink Chiffon, Sherrys Pop Pop Pop Pie, Tommy McLain Sweet Dreams, Cliff Nobles The Horse, Mac Davis I'm A Poor Loser, Ray Sharpe Linda Lu, Neil Sedaka Ring A Rockin', Bobby Gregg & Friends The Jam, and Fantastic Johnny C. Bogaloo Down Broadway....and many, many more!! (Bear Family)
The double-disc set Classic Jamie Masters contains a selection of highlights from the Jamie vaults, boasting 60 tracks from the late '50s and early '60s. Jamie didn't really have a signature sound, which means that Classic Jamie Masters is all over the place in terms of sound and style, flipping between rock & roll, country, pop and R&B in the blink of the eye. Furthermore, the set doesn't contain many hit singles. While there are a number of famous names, only two of them -- Duane Eddy and Barbara Lynn -- are represented by big hits. Nevertheless, the set is a quite entertaining, especially for listeners who are looking for rarities, obscurities and arcane items from big names. Classic Jamie Masters contains tracks by Duane Eddy ("Rebel Rouser," "Because They're Young," "40 Miles of Bad Road"), Barbara Lynn ("You'll Lose A Good Thing," "(I Cried At) Laura's Wedding"), Titus Turner ("Sound Off"), Barbara Mason ("Yes I'm Ready"), Bruce Channel ("Going Back to Louisiana"), Johnny Rivers ("Hole In the Ground"), Mac Davis ("I'm a Poor Loser"), Danny & the Juniors ("Oh-La-La Limbo"), Neil Sedaka ("Ring A Rockin'"), Maureen Gray ("Dancing the Strand"), Lee Hazlewood ("Words Mean Nothing"), Sanford Clark ("Son of A Gun"), Harold Melvin & the Blue Notes ("Get Out"), and Barbara Mason ("Oh How It Hurts"). (Allmusic)
INFO
http://www.allmusic.com/album/jamie-guyden-story-mw0000955180
http://www.bear-family.com/en/r-b-soul-gospel/rhythm-blues/va-the-jamie-guyden-story-2-cd.html
BONUS 2 OF 4
HOOTCHIE COOTCHIE: Original 60’s Buttshakers
http://www75.zippyshare.com/v/49288655/file.html
Scorchin’ 60’s soul!
A1
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Moon Man, The
The Moon Man Is Back
A2
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Mr Wiggles*
Fat Back (Part 1)
A3
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Joe Youngblood (2)
It's L.B. Time
A4
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Googie Rene
The Slide (Part 1)
A5
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King Coleman
The Boo Boo Song (Part 1)
A6
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Packers, The
Soul Time (Part 1)
A7
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East Bay Soul Brass
The Panter
A8
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Earthworms, The
Fishtall
B1
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Newports, The
C'mon Part Two
B2
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Eldridge Holmes
Humback
B3
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Toussaint McCall
The Toussaint Shuffle
B4
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Seven B, The
Shake It Out
B5
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Melvin Davis (2)
This Ain't The Way
B6
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Bobby Miller
Uncle Willie Time
B7
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Empire, The (3)
Every Body Dance Now
B8
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Frankie Seay
Baby Please
INFO
http://www.discogs.com/Various-Hootchie-Cootchie-Vol-1-Original-60s-Buttshakers-Rockin-Soul-Boogaloo-To-Party/release/1485790
Thanks for all the amazing bonus r&b today, as well as the incredible "Bo" and "Mambo" series.
Gyro: Still hoping you can find the time to re-up "R&B Years" 1955, Vol 2. (unless you already have and I just don't know where to look).
Thanks for the great job !!!!!!! any chance for JD Miller serie from Flyright Records ? Thanks again much appreciate
@Anonymous
Uncle Gil's Rockin' Archives has tons of The Legendary Jay Miller Sessions on Flyright. Go here and type in the search area at the top of the page:
http://unclegil.blogspot.com/
Thanks
Great stuff!
Great collection. Thanks!!
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