trax:
1. Do-Re-Mi - Lee Dorsey 2. Climb the Ladder - Warren Lee 3. Greatest Love - Willie West 4. How to Pick a Winner - Maurice Williams 5. Booty Green - Bobby Marchan 6. You're Driving Me Crazy - Ray Algere 7. Lovely Woman - Eldridge Holmes 8. A Certain Girl - Willie Harper 9. Oh Love This is Sonny - Sonny Fisher 10. Keep You in Mine - Willie West 11. Snoopin' and Accusin' - Bobby Marchan & The Tick Tocks 12. All I Want is You - Zilla Mayes 13. Star Revue - Warren Lee 14. Now That I've Lost You - Eldridge Holmes 15. Behind the 8-Ball - Lee Dorsey
...Thanks to Billy K for this music share! served by Gyro1966...
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"An Introduction to New Orleans R&B"
...Thanks to Billy K for this music share! served by Gyro1966...
gitit! no pw
http://www39.zippyshare.com/v/p1KhzFlS/file.html
RIP - P.F. Sloan.
You can find three excellent P.F. Sloan compilations here:
P.F. SLOAN & STEVE BARRI - Sloan & Barri, Vol. 1 - 3
http://twilightzone-rideyourpony.blogspot.com/search?q=sloan+barri
Thanks Gyro.
The link is expired for vol. 3 of the awesome PF Sloan compilations.
Best,
Phil
Sorry Gyro, I didn't see the link at the bottom. Please ignore my previous comment. Best regards and thank you for all of the great posts. Phil
@ Billy K, @ Gyro: Many thanks for this New Orleans comp!
Cheers Daniel, from Spain...
YEEEESSSS!!!!
Unfortunately, one of the PF Sloan links has expired.
PF Sloan Vol. 3 has a new link at the bottom of the comments.
Gyro - Thank you for the Sloan and Barri Vol 1-3 link. Is there an allmusic or Discogs link to this compilation? The only one I can find is to the You Baby comp - http://www.allmusic.com/album/you-baby-words-and-music-by-pf-sloan-steve-barri-mw0002078851.
Is this an official release? Thanks!
Thank you RYP and Gyro. N'Awlins rules!
The"introduction" to New Orleans R&B actually includes a few more obscure tracks that i am happy to find.
Thank you!
Stan - I compiled the Sloan & Barri Cd's with help from a friend. I'm happy you enjoy them.
I second Hugh T.'s comment. This is more like and intermediate class in N. O. R&B. Tanx for the more obscure titles!
Thanks
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