trax "NASTY ROCKABILLY" Vol. 1:
1. My Woman - Burrie Manso 2. It Ain't A Big Thing - Danny Noie & The Catalinas 3. I Need It - Ray McCoy 4. A Car - Tony Chick 5. Stop The World - Gary Shelton 6. Hong Kong Mississippi - Henry Henry 7. Honey Do You Think Of Me - The Lonesome Drifter 8. Confusin' - Lee McBride 9. Born To Ramble - Keith Loren 10. Big Berry (Boss Man Guitar) - Big Daddy G 11. When You Said Goodbye - Jerry Arnold 12. Annie Mae - Bobby DeWitt 13. Dry Eyed Baby - Tommy Jim Beam 14. Aaaaaahhhh! - Jimmy Witter 15. Rockin' Beat - Tex Neighbors 16. I'm So Lonesome Baby - Kenny Smith 17. She's Gone From Me - Bobby Smith 18. Three Years - Harold & The Offbeats 19. You Are The One - Dennis Volk 20. No No Baby - Al Ferrier 21. Take My Love - Jimmy Wray 22. Worried About You Baby - Maylon Humphries 23. Come On Baby - Jimmy Kirkland 24. Cute Chick - The Echomores 25. Meet Miss Susie - Eddie Cleary 26. Fool About You - Danny Darren 27. A Burning Coal - Unknown 28. Ain't Going That Route - Tex Neighbors 29. Oriental Nightmare - Rodney & The Blazers 30. Honey Blonde - Ronnie Ellis 31. Rita-Juanita - Wayne Newman
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trax "NASTY ROCKABILLY" Vol. 2:
1. Hootchie Coochie Girl - James Mask 2. Rock The Blues Away - Jack & The Knights 3. Watcha Gonna Do - Hayden Thompson 4. Slow Down Daddy - Eddie Quinteros 5. I'm Gone - Rick Rickels 6. Why Did You Leave Me - The Crew 7. Too Many Girlfriends - Steve Bledsoe 8. White Felt Hat - Little Jackie Wayne 9. There Ain't Nothing True About You - The Bobby Nelson Quartet 10. Why'd You Leave Me - Jimmy Edwards 11. Whole Lotta Shakin' - Tony Garo 12. You Gonna Go Away - Rick Rickels 13. Crazy Little Heart - Brenda Holly 14. Guitar Pickin' Man - Jimmy Dee 15. Jackson Dog - Larry Brinkley 16. Rhythm Rock - Bobby & The Rhythm Rockers 17. In My Teens - Artie Dillon 18. Fool I Am - Pat Ferguson 19. Daddy Joe - Pete Ciolino 20. Eager Lips - Gary Huckaby 21. Time - Al Davis 22. Go Boy Go - Jesse Stevens 23. Mama - Earl Reed 24. Hey Now Baby - Billy Lee 25. Rock-A-Bye Baby - Jimmy Ridley 26. Spin The Bottle (Alternate Take) - Benny Joy 27. Atooka, Okla. - Nancy & The Millionairs 28. Woke Up This Morning - Eldon Rice 29. Drunk Driver's Coming - Richard Brothers 30. Do The Fly - The Rovin' Ramblers 31. Betty Jo - Nicky Brazell
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"NASTY ROCKABILLY" Vol. 1
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"NASTY ROCKABILLY" Vol. 2
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BONUS 1 OF 6
Legends of Old-Time Music - Fifty Years Of County Records
'LEGENDS OF OLD -TIME MUSIC : FIFTY YEARS OF COUNTY RECORDS' - A 4-CD BOX SET AVAILABLE NOVEMBER 6, 2015
* Essential Traditional Americana
* 113 tracks. 30 Previously Unreleased.
* Co - produced by multiple Grammy-winner Christopher King
Tompkins Square invites you to check out the new box set from our friends at County Records. County has long been one of our favorite labels, so we are sharing their information with the press community in the hope that you will want to cover this monumental set. This treasure belongs in every traditional music fan's collection, right next to Harry Smith's Anthology of American Folk Music.
'Legends of Old-Time Music' is a deluxe 4-CD box set containing one hundred thirteen old-time performances recorded for County Records from the 1960s to the 1990s.
Originally issued primarily on LP, most of these tracks have never been released on CD. Thirty of the tracks are previously unissued and heard for their very first time in this edition. Collected and recorded by Charlie Faurot, Bobby Fulcher, Rich Nevins, Barry Poss and others, these performances are among the very best old-time recordings made by "true-vine" musicians. Legendary performers include: John Ashby, E.C. Ball, Fred Cockerham, Kyle Creed, Tommy Jarrell, Clark Kessinger, Steve Ledford, Hiram Stamper, Wade Ward, Melvin Wine and many others.
This set contains a 28-page booklet with notes by Kinney Rorrer, annotations by the late Charlie Faurot and Kinney Rorrer, several
unpublished photos of musicians, and essays.
CD 1
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INFO
http://www.countyboxset.com
BONUS 2 OF 6 (Pt. 1)
Rare & Red Hot Gospel 1926-1951 (Catfish CD)
Like the Columbia/Legacy four-CD box set Roots & Blues: The Retrospective 1925-1950, Catfish's Rare & Red Hot Gospel is a racially integrated anthology of historic recordings, in this case drawn from the years 1926-1951. Concerns over degrees of skin pigmentation and possible African ancestry have always been topics of consuming interest in the United States and in Britain, where this little collection was produced. White musicians in the lineup are identified in the liner notes as Alfred G. Karnes, who was recorded in Bristol, Tennessee in 1927; Dock Walsh, who made his record in Memphis in 1929, and the brothers Howard and Dorsey Dixon, who cut "Easter Day" in Charlotte, North Carolina in 1936. Artists who are represented with more than one selection are Arizona Dranes, Blind Joe Taggart, and Blind Roosevelt Graves, who with his brother Uaroy and pianist Cooney Vaughn made hokum records with the Mississippi Jook Band. The producers of this collection were careful to select the one recording by Rev. Edward W. Clayborn that stands out from the rest of his work. His "Death Is Only a Dream", which is performed as a waltz, was a favorite of Hank Williams who, however, does not appear to have recorded it himself. The song was interpreted by the Stanley Brothers and the Blue Sky Boys. Elder Charles Beck's version of "Drinking Shine" (also commonly known as "God Don't Like It") may be compared with interpretations by Rev. Anderson Johnson and Blind Willie McTell. Although "Oh Death," as sung by Charley Patton and Bertha Lee, bears only a topical and emotional resemblance to "Oh Death" as recorded years later by Georgia Sea Island folk singer Bessie Jones, the two songs share the same cultural taproots and inescapable subject matter. "I Belong to the Band, Hallelujah" is one of several excellent records cut in 1935 by Rev. Blind Gary Davis. Considerably less famous than Davis was Blind Willie Harris, whose recording "Does Jesus Care?" was waxed in 1929 in New Orleans. For those who thrive on data of this nature, Willie Mae Williams who recorded "Don't Want to Go There" in Philadelphia in 1949, is believed to have also operated under the name of Richard Rabbit Brown. Two vocal groups found their way into this variegated collection. The Silver Leaf Quartet hailed from the gospel-rich region around Norfolk, Virginia. The Heavenly Gospel Singers, who cut their record in Rock Hill, North Carolina, were actually based in Detroit. Noteworthy highlights of instrumentation on Rare & Red Hot Gospel include the (possibly home-built) dulceola operated by Washington Phillips; Luther Magby's accordion; Rev. Utah Smith's electrically amplified guitar, and the "sacred steel" sound of Brother Willie Eason, whose "I Want to Live So That God Can Use Me" serves as an effective closer for this highly recommended gospel collection. (arwulf arwulf, Allmusic)
BONUS 2 OF 6 (Pt. 2)
Rare & Red Hot Gospel 1926-1951 (Catfish CD)
1. Woke Up This Morning (With Jesus On My Mind) - Roosevelt Graves And Brother
2. I Belong To The Band, Hallelujah - Blind Gary Davis
3. I Got Heaven On My Mind - Heavenly Gospel Singers
4. John Said He Saw The Number - Arizona Dranes
5. Handwriting On The Wall - Blind Joe Taggart
6. I Am Born To Preach The Gospel - Washington Phillips
7. Drinking Shrine - Elder Charles Beck
8. I'm On My Way To The Kingdom Land - Alfred Karnes
9. Bathe In The Beautiful Pool - Dock Walsh
10. Death Is Only A Dream - Reverand Clayborn
11. I'll Be Rested (When The Roll Is Called) - Roosevelt Graves And Brother
12. When I Stand Before The King - Blind Joe Taggart
13. Oh Death - Charley Patton And Bertha Lee
14. I Am A Pilgrim - Silver Leaf Quartet
15. Does Jesus Care - Blind Willie Harris
16. Blessed Are The Poor In Spirit - Luther Magby
17. Easter Day - Dixon Brothers
18. God's Mighty Hand - Reverand Utah Smith
19. Don't Want To Go There - Willie Mae Williams
20. I Want To Live So God Can Use Me - Brother Willie Eason
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INFO
http://www.amazon.com/Rare-Red-Gospel-Various-Artists/dp/B00004YRYT
BONUS 4 OF 6
20 Years Bear Family Records 1975-1995 (Limited Edition)
CD 1 01 - Bill Ramsey - Bear Facts 02 - James Intveld - Barley Hanging On 03 - Jon Emery - Running Bear 04 - Clay Blaker - Teddy Bear 05 - Dale Watson - I Can't Bear It 06 - Marvin Rainwater - The Bear Family 07 - Narvel Felts - Bear Family Rock 08 - James Talley - Black Bear Blues 09 - Lesley Schatz - Running Bear 10 - Al Casey - Surfin' Bare 11 - Ray Campi - Honey Bear 12 - Rip Masters - Grin And Near It 13 - The Sleepwalkers - Bear In The Woods 14 - Dace & Deke - Bear Creek Boogie 15 - Tommy Sands - Grizzly Bear 16 - Tony Conn - Teddy Bear 17 - Ronnie Mack - The Bare Facts Of Life 18 - Wanda Jackson - Teddy Bear Song 19 - Darrell McCall - I Thought About You (The Teddy Bear Made ..) 20 - Michael Ballew - Bear Cat Papa Blues 21 - Billy Vera - Bear Cat Mama Fron Horner's Corners 22 - Sammy Rose - Bear Country 23 - Rosie Flores - Teddy Bear Song 24 - Bill Clifton - Waltzing With Bears 25 - Georg Hamilton IV - The Preacher And The Bear 26 - Johnny Western - Bobby, The Cowboy Bear 27 - Ian Withcomb - Grizzly Bear 28 - Bibi Johns - Teddy Bears' Picnic
CD 2 01 - Mr. Bear - Mr. Bear Comes To Town 02 - Leon McAuliffe - Three Bears 03 - Elvis Presley - Teddy Bear 04 - Rufus Thomas - Bear Cat 05 - Johnny Preston - Running Bear 06 - Curley Griffin - Gotta Whip This Bear 07 - Johnny Horton - Ole Slewfoot (Bear S, Bear Tracks) 08 - Jack Scott - Grizzly Bear 09 - Johnny Burnette - Me And The Bear 10 - The Stone Poneys - Carnival Bear 11 - Bobbie Gentry - Salome Smith And Her Amazing Dancing Bear 12 - Jean Shepard - Teddy Bear Song 13 - Arlene Harden - Teddy Bear's Picnic 14 - Mary Taylor - Little Bobby Bear 15 - Johnny Darrel - Dakota, The Dancing Bear 16 - Donna Darlene - Smokey Bear My Trooper Man 17 - Gene Autrey - Smokey Bear 18 - Gene Autrey - Fuzzy Wuzzy Teddy Bear 19 - Wilf Carter - Punkinhead (The Little Bear) 20 - The Four Deals - There Ain't No Bears In The Forest
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BONUS 5 OF 6
In the Storm So Long (Mississippi Records )
Great collection of tough gospel.
Mississippi Records return with yet another stunning collection of rare and hard-to-find recordings in the shape of 'In The Storm So Long', a compilation of gospel cuts salvaged from the archives of Waymon Jones' Gusman Record Shop.
A1
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Lighty Singers Of Estill, SC
In The Morning When The Trumpet Sound
A2
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Evangelist Loretta Myles
Jesus Will Never Say No
A3
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Abraham Brothers
Spirit Of The Lord
A4
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Golden Tones Of Savannah, GA
I Will Answer When The Roll Is Called
A5
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White Family Of Savannah, GA*
I've Been In The Storm So Long
A6
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Brother Theotis Taylor*
Somebody's Gone
B1
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Piney Grove Spiritual Singers
Get Back Satan
B2
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Five Stars Of Harmony Of Jacksonville, GA
If I Could Just Hold Out Until Tomorrow
B3
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Abraham Brothers
Pray While You Have A Chance
B4
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The True-Tone Singers
Don't Let It Be Said Too Late
B5
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Lighty Singers Of Estill, SC
Serve The Lord
B6
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White Family Of Savannah, GA*
Don't Wait On Tomorrow's Sun
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INFO
http://www.discogs.com/Various-In-The-Storm-So-Long/release/2689026
BONUS 6 OF 6
Dan Baird & Homemade Sin - Get Loud '15
Nashville’s finest return with arguably their most complete album to date. Comprising ex-Georgia Satellites frontman and chief songwriter Dan Baird, fellow ex-Satellite and drummer extraordinaire Mauro Magellan, Americana Music Association Lifetime Achievement Award recipient Warner E. Hodges, probably best known as co-founder of ground breaking alt.country rockers Jason & The Scorchers, the line-up is completed by new boy and former Bonafide bassist Micke Nilsson. The album takes a glorious romp through Baird’s lyrical landscape of rural America and its characters, musically harking back to a time when music was fun and albums were designed to be listened to as a whole . With individual tracks evoking the spirit and attitude of early ‘70s Stones, The Band and The Heartbreakers amongst others. Always tipping the hat but never derivative. (Hundred Records)
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INFO
http://www.amazon.com/Get-Loud-Dan-Baird-Homemade/dp/B013JCGG0I
dean beard is not available. please repost it. Thanks, slobo
Thanks Gyro for the Bear Family comp and the Country records set - I've been expanding my country horizons lately so looking forward to listening to these.
Thanks to the amazing G-man for the fine County Records collections. Spent a memorable day in Floyd, Virginia long ago, much of the time in the County Records basement poking through the cutouts. Great little town, great big music. All good wishes, G.
Iggyoldtime
That's sad:
BONUS 3 OF 6
Dean Beard - Rock Around The Town
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Thank you for all the albums.
Thank you Gyro and RYP for the Nasty Rockabilly series. Of course my wife walked in right when I had the cover of one of the CD's right on my screen.
There has been a lot of amazing shares on TZ in the last couple of months. A huge nod of gratitude to all involved (especially RYP & Gyro for keeping this thing top-notch every single day).
PS - I think something might be wrong with the Dean Beard collection; the zippy file comes out as 0 mb.
Thanks again!
The old time music box from Country Records is a great release. I always had a lot of respect for the way they did things and the artists they chose to record. Can't wait to give it a listen. I think I'll dig out some of old County LPs too.
Ralph11
Gyro, thanks for the Dean Beard! Any chance you or someone has a copy of 'You Don't Have To Go Home, But You Can't Stay Here'? It was a single about 1974 or 1975 by Dean Beard.
Slobo -- Dean Beard is working fine for me.
Oh, my, my. The gospel offerings of "Rare And Hot Gospel" and "In The Storm So Long" take this music to a whole 'nuther level! What glorious collections. The title song "In The Storm So Long" is funkier than anything that ever tried to be funky. The other songs on both offerings are also in another stratosphere! Thank you with joy in my heart. Lil'Ol'Lady.
Thank you very much for the Bear Family set. Looking forward to listening
BONUS 3 OF 6
Dean Beard - Rock Around The Town @320
BEARD, DEAN (1935–1989). Dean Beard, rockabilly pioneer, was born in Santa Anna, Texas, on August 31, 1935, the son of Raymond and Opal (Baker) Beard. He was sometimes called the "West Texas Wild Man" because of his frantic stage presence and piano-playing style.
Beard, a lifelong resident of Coleman County, moved to Coleman in 1953 and graduated from Coleman High School. While in high school he started doing session work in Abilene for Key City media mogul and record producer Slim Willetqv. He briefly attended Tarleton State College but soon opted to pursue a music career. He made his first recordings in 1955 in Abilene with the Fox Four Sevens. The same year he shared the stage with Elvis Presley whose star was rising. The two became friends, and they spent a day together in Coleman where Presley's Cadillac created quite a stir.
Intent on duplicating Presley's success, Beard cut two demo sessions in Memphis for Sun Records in 1956, but Sam Phillips decided not to sign him. One of the demos was "Rakin' and Scrapin'," which Beard recorded again the next year in Abilene for Willet's Edmoral label. His popular West Texas band, Dean Beard and the Crew Cats, included area teenagers Jimmy Seals and Dash Crofts, who later became a successful pop duo. A tenor sax- and piano-driven pounder, "Rakin' and Scrapin'," was leased to Atlantic Records for national distribution but failed to break out. A high energy follow-up on Atlantic, "Party Party," suffered a similar fate.
In 1958 Beard, along with Seals and Crofts, joined the Champs (of "Tequila" fame) and journeyed to the West Coast. After recording several sessions with the group for Challenge Records, he was fired and returned to Texas in 1959. Beard continued to record for Willet and then for a variety of other small labels throughout the 1960s. He remained a popular live act into the 1970s, despite having to battle crippling arthritis, the results of an auto accident that broke his back. He died in Coleman on April 4, 1989. He was honored by induction into the West Texas Music Hall of Fame.
trax:
01 Rock Around The Town 02 Don't Lie To Me 03 Rakin' And Scrapin' (1956) 04 Long Time Gone 05 Shiverin' And Shakin' 06 Rakin' And Scrapin' (1957) 07 What Can I Do 08 Sneaky Pete 09 Agad Charlie Brown 10 Rakin' And Scrapin' (Alt 1) 11 Party Party (1957) 12 Sing Sing Sing 13 What Can I Do 14 Time Is Hanging Heavy 15 When You're Gone 16 Rakin' And Scrapin' (Alt 2) 17 I Ain't Goin' Home 18 My Roberta 19 Boney Shuffle 20 Villa Acuna 21 On My Mind Again 22 Strawberry Shake 23 Coffee Break 24 Hold Me Close 25 Little Lover 26 Party Party (1964) 27 Keeper Of The Key 28 Stand By Me 29 Benguela 30 Take Me To Love Me
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Gyro,
Thanks a lot for this year's best release. I can already say that 'Legends of Old-Time Music' will be my favorite album of 2015.
Another must have
Clarence Ashley - Country Music Pioneer Box set
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Country-Music-Pioneer-Clarence-Ashley/dp/B00XPKH5GY
Jillem - I will be ordering the box set when it is available next month. This is a chance for DJ's and such to hear it now. I'm happy you enjoy it!
Thanks for the Legends.
thanks for dean beard!
Tanx for Nasty RAB & Dean Beard!
Jillem - Thanks for reminding me of the JSP Clarence Ashley 4 CD Box. I will Order that.
Thanks for the Nasty series. Been looking to complete this for a long time!
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