trax disc 5:1. Fat Gal - Otis Redding 2. Telephone Baby - Johnny Otis 3. Believe It Or Not - Don Covay 4. Jailhouse Rock - Elvis Presley 5. Ooh Wow - Harold Burrage 6. Yes I'm Loving You - Big Al Downing 7. Itchie Twitchie Feeling - Bobby Hendricks 8. At The Party - Big Sambo 9. Keep A Knockin' - Little Richard 10. Big Fat Woman - Bobby Freeman 11. Red Hot - Billy Lee Riley 12. Open The Door - Nappy Brown 13. The Class - Chubby Checker 14. Mama He Treats Your Daughter Mean - Ruth Brown 15. B I Bickey Ni Bo Bo Go - Gene Vincent 16. Raw Hide - Link Wray & The Wraymen 17. I'm Looking For A Woman - Bo Diddley 18. Splish Splash - Bobby Darin 19. Bip Bop Bip - Pretty Boy (Don Covay) 20. Long Tall Sally - Wanda Jackson
trax disc 6:
1. Good Molly Miss Molly - Little Richard 2. Woo Hoo - The Rock*A*Teens 3. Bill Bailey Wont You Please Come Home - Brenda Lee 4. Shortnin Bread - Paul Chaplain & The Riders 5. Rockin' The Mule - Pretty Boy (Don Covay) 6. High School Confidential - Jerry Lee Lewis 7. Whole Lotta Woman - Marvin Rainwater 8. Koko Joe - Don & Dewey 9. Betty Lou Got A New Pair Of Shoes - Bobby Freeman 10. Got A Lot Of Lovin' To Do - Elvis Presley 11. I Go Ape - Neil Sedaka 12. Say Mama - Gene Vincent 13. Tuff Enough - Otis Redding 14. Almost Eighteen - Roy Orbison 15. Roll Over Beethoven - Chuck Berry 16. Hidi Hidi Hidi - Mickey Hawks 17. Sputnik - Jerry Engler 18. Money Honey - Wanda Jackson 19. Lawdy Miss Crawdy - Lloyd Price 20. C'mon Everybody - Eddie Cochran
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"Wild and Frantic Rock 'n' Roll" Disc 5+6
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BONUS 2 OF 3
MUDDY WATERS - The Complete Aristocrat & Chess Singles A’s & B’s 1947-1962 @320
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Muddy Waters brought a Son House-like Delta country-blues style north with him from Mississippi to Chicago in 1943, intent on making a living from music. Switching from acoustic to electric guitar in order to be better heard in the Chicago clubs and bars, Waters gradually assembled one of the greatest ongoing bands in the history of blues, and in the process, Waters and his band assembled the very template for classic Chicago blues. Waters first cut a track for the Chess Brothers in 1947, who released it on their Aristocrat Records imprint, and for the next two decades or so, Waters turned out the basic iconic catalog of electric Chicago blues for various Chess imprints, and those singles, both A- and B-sides, are collected here in this four-disc, 98-track set. Waters was an astute bandleader, and musicians like Little Walter, Junior Wells, James Cotton, Willie Dixon, and Otis Spann all contributed heavily to these sides, which sit at the very heart of Chicago blues, and signal the very point where the blues became modern and urban. (Steve Leggett, Allmusic)
Chances are if you're reading this you're familiar with Waters' music, so listing any favorite tunes is a waste of time. Suffice to say there's very little (if any) filler, it's all killer music. As I said, the sound is very good--clean and open, allowing you to hear the various instruments behind Waters' sinewy, thick vocals. There's a few tracks where Waters' vocals sound as if they were recorded through a mic used to record a harmonica--relatively rough and distorted. The majority of his singles were released in the 1950's, with his first few sides from the 1940's , and his last eight singles released in the early 1960's. And even in the later years Waters was still killing it with his vocals and his great band. The power and vitality of these sides never lets up. It's one highlight after another. Waters' stunning vocals, and his dangerous sounding slide guitar is the real deal.
The musicians who made of his bands through the years read like a who's who of the blues: Sunnyland Slim, "Big" Crawford, Johnny Jones, Little Walter, Jimmy Rogers, Junior Wells, Elgin Evans, Walter Horton, Otis Spann, Willie Dixon, Fred Below, Pat Hare, Hubert Sumlin, and a number of other great blues musicians all contributed to Waters' sound. (Stuart Jefferson)
INFO
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BONUS 3 OF 3
OBSCURE COUNTRY GEMS, Vol. 5
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1. 01 - Les Seevers What Kind Of Magic (2:34)
2. 02 - Les Seevers Stop Look Surrender (2:06)
3. 03 - Leona Williams He's Just You Made Over (2:34)
4. 04 - Leona Williams Somewhere Inside (2:36)
5. 05 - Johnny & Jonie Kee-Ro-Ryin (2:06)
6. 06 - Johnny & Jonie Just Before Dawn (2:29)
7. 07 - Phil Parr Small World (2:20)
8. 08 - Phil Parr Right To Slip Around (1:56)
9. 09 - Adrian Roland Two Of Us Sorry (1:46)
10. 10 - Adrian Roland Exactly Like Him (2:44)
11. 11 - Vern Stovall Elbow Bender (2:23)
12. 12 - Vern Stovall Everybody Has A Price (2:17)
13. 13 - George Owens Hole In My Heart (2:12)
14. 14 - George Owens Wood Would (2:00)
15. 15 - Eddie Downs An Occasional Wife (2:31)
16. 16 - Eddie Downs Funny Man (2:17)
17. 17 - Mac Wiseman Old Pair Of Shoes (2:11)
18. 18 - Mac Wiseman Your Best Friend And Me (2:51)
19. 19 - Ann Clark He'll Never Cheat No More (2:18)
20. 20 - Ann Clark A Girl Who Works In A Bar (2:55)
21. 21 - Bill Anderson That's What It's Like To Be Lonesome (2:30)
22. 22 - Bill Anderson The Thrill Of My Life (2:30)
23. 23 - Don Vinson Shake Hands With Heartaches (1:51) 2
4. 24 - Don Vinson Why Did You Leave Me (2:19)
25. 25 - Carl Davis Backward Or On (2:04)
26. 26 - Carl Davis Searchin For A Way Back To Your Heart (2:34)
27. 27 - Glenn Barber Happy Birthday Broken Heart (2:12)
28. 28 - Glenn Barber Loneliest Man In Town (2:10)
BONUS 3 OF 3
OBSCURE COUNTRY GEMS, Vol. 5
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1. 01 - Les Seevers What Kind Of Magic (2:34)
2. 02 - Les Seevers Stop Look Surrender (2:06)
3. 03 - Leona Williams He's Just You Made Over (2:34)
4. 04 - Leona Williams Somewhere Inside (2:36)
5. 05 - Johnny & Jonie Kee-Ro-Ryin (2:06)
6. 06 - Johnny & Jonie Just Before Dawn (2:29)
7. 07 - Phil Parr Small World (2:20)
8. 08 - Phil Parr Right To Slip Around (1:56)
9. 09 - Adrian Roland Two Of Us Sorry (1:46)
10. 10 - Adrian Roland Exactly Like Him (2:44)
11. 11 - Vern Stovall Elbow Bender (2:23)
12. 12 - Vern Stovall Everybody Has A Price (2:17)
13. 13 - George Owens Hole In My Heart (2:12)
14. 14 - George Owens Wood Would (2:00)
15. 15 - Eddie Downs An Occasional Wife (2:31)
16. 16 - Eddie Downs Funny Man (2:17)
17. 17 - Mac Wiseman Old Pair Of Shoes (2:11)
18. 18 - Mac Wiseman Your Best Friend And Me (2:51)
19. 19 - Ann Clark He'll Never Cheat No More (2:18)
20. 20 - Ann Clark A Girl Who Works In A Bar (2:55)
21. 21 - Bill Anderson That's What It's Like To Be Lonesome (2:30)
22. 22 - Bill Anderson The Thrill Of My Life (2:30)
23. 23 - Don Vinson Shake Hands With Heartaches (1:51) 2
4. 24 - Don Vinson Why Did You Leave Me (2:19)
25. 25 - Carl Davis Backward Or On (2:04)
26. 26 - Carl Davis Searchin For A Way Back To Your Heart (2:34)
27. 27 - Glenn Barber Happy Birthday Broken Heart (2:12)
28. 28 - Glenn Barber Loneliest Man In Town (2:10)
The "OBSCURE COUNTRY GEMS" has made my week so far.
Thank you, Gyro.
Thanks for Muddy and the covers.
Thanks for your collection of country gems.
LittleJack
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