The original version of the song reached number four on the Billboard pop charts, number five on the R&B charts, and number one on the Cashbox charts.
In the dance, two lines of dancers, men on one side and women on the other, face each other, moving in place to the music. Each paired couple then steps out and does a more elabarate dance up and down between the rows of dancers.
It was first performed to "C. C. Rider" by Chuck Willis on American Bandstand. Link Wray's "Rumble" were also popular tunes for doing the Stroll.
trax Vol. 5:1. good rockin' daddy - Etta James 2. flat tire - The Del-Vikings 3. long tall girl - The Carnations 4. voodoo voodoo - LaVern Baker 5. travelin' shoes - Jerry Palmer 6. woman love - Gene Vincent 7. my way - Eddie Cochran 8. hey little car hop - George Weston 9. lonely teenager - Dion 10. little turtle dove - Bobby Day 11. elevator boogie blues - Mabel Scott 12. love you some more - The Interiors 13. boss - The Rumblers 14. jo-anne, jo-anne - Johnny Amelio & The Downbeats 15. crazy about my baby - Harold Burrage 16. chain gang - Sam Cooke 17. little town flirt - Del Shannon 18. hey memphis - LaVern Baker 19. oh baby doll - Kirby St. Romain 20. prissy missy - Dale McBride 21. slow down baby - Bob Gaddy 22. crying shame - The Stray Cats 23. gypsy boogie - The Teentones 24. sixty minute man - Billy Ward & His Dominoes 25. why don't you stop it - Ella Johnson 26. lovers who wander - Dion 27. sapphire - Big Danny Oliver 28. she's my baby - Screamin' Joe Neal 29. jugue - Johnny Amelio & The Downbeats 30. white cadillac - Donna Lou 31. my heart - Gene Vincent 32. pretty blue eyes - Steve Lawrence
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trax Vol. 6:
1. she's so devine - Little Jerry Williams 2. how you doin' - Little Ricky & The Sensations 3. baby doll - The Magnificent Seven 4. my girl - Jimmy Null 5. jibba jab - Big Nick Toc 6. santa fe rock (popeye) - The Nomads 7. pistol packin' mama - Jimmy Sysum 8. st. louis blues - Dumpy "Piano" Rice 9. baby you're mine - Bill Dee 10. the lovers curse - Bracey Everett 11. she's all mine - Chuck Tyler 12. please give me something - Jimmy Lee Maslon 13. take me to your leader - Timmie Rogers 14. highway robbery - Terry Ray Bradley 15. teen age blues - Charles Walton 16. rockin' in the nursery - Sally Starr 17. tell me that you love me - Paul Anka 18. walkin' wanda - Garry Harmel 19. lovin' at the drive-in - Chuck Baker & The Victors 20. hot rockin' baby - Stormy & His Stallions 21. hang up my rock 'n' roll shoes - Ronnie Oldham & The Encores 22. caffeine, nicotine & gasoline - Bill Royal 23. hot seat - Bobby Doyle 24. chi-bob - The Odel Brooker Trio 25. your ma said you cried - Doug Sheldon 26. some kind of love - Unknown 27. wild little willy - The Velvets 28. mean when i'm mad - Eddie Cochran 29. little diane - Dion & The Belmonts 30. romeo's teacher - Lanny Duncan 31. ring a ding doo - Little Esther 32. easy does it - The Smoothies
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"LUCKY STROLLERS" Vol. 5
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"LUCKY STROLLERS" Vol. 6
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BONUS 1 OF 6 @320
Bob Dylan - The Cutting Edge 1965-1966: The Bootleg Series, Vol. 12 (Sampler 2015)
A promo release sampler of the soon to be released Box Set.
All Alternate Takes:
01 – She Belongs to Me
02 – Subterranean Homesick Blues
03 – Like a Rolling Stone
04 – It Takes a Lot to Laugh, It Takes a Train to Cry
05 – Desolation Row
06 – Just Like Tom Thumb’s Blues
07 – Highway 61 Revisited
08 – Queen Jane Approximately
09 – Visions of Johanna
10 – She’s Your Lover Now
11 – Leopard-Skin Pill-Box Hat
12 – Stuck Inside of Mobile with the Memphis Blues Again
13 – Absolutely Sweet Marie
14 – Pledging My Time
15 – I Want You
INFO
http://pitchfork.com/reviews/albums/21178-the-cutting-edge-1965-1966-the-bootleg-series-volume-12/
BONUS 2 OF 6 @320
Elvis Presley - Today '75 [Legacy Edition] (2015)
Next up in the Sony Music 'Legacy Edition' series is a reissue of the 'Elvis Today' classic. A highlight of this set is the Undubbed 'Original Session mixes' that are almost worthy of their own release in our opinion. Originally released in 1975.
The Today sessions were held in RCA's Studio C, Hollywood, Los Angeles, California, March 10–12, 1975, and marked the last time Elvis Presley would record in a studio. Elvis last recorded at Studio C, Hollywood in 1972 where he recorded the gold records 'Burning Love' and 'Separate Ways'.
Today featured a new rock song, 'T-R-O-U-B-L-E', which was released as its first single and went Top 40 in the US. 'Bringin' It Back' was its second single in the US. The album also features covers of songs by Perry Como, Tom Jones, The Pointer Sisters, Billy Swan, Faye Adams, The Statler Brothers and Charlie Rich.
'Green, Green Grass of Home' was released as a single in the UK, where it went Top 30, and also received US airplay. Elvis first heard the song in 1967 while driving his bus back to Memphis after making another movie, and heard Tom Jones' new single 'Green Green Grass of Home' for the first time and loved it. He had his 'memphis mafia' call the local AM station to make them replay it over and over again. Eight years later Elvis cut his own version.
- See more at: http://www.elvis.com.au/presley/cd/cd-elvis-today-sony-legacy-edition.shtml#sthash.VBnbATvZ.dpuf
CD 1
1 T-R-O-U-B-L-E
2 And I Love You So
3 Susan When She Tried
4 Woman Without Love
5 Shake a Hand
6 Pieces of My Life
7 Fairytale
8 I Can Help
9 Bringin’ It Back
10 Green, Green Grass of Home
11 Fairytale (Undubbed Version)
12 Green, Green Grass of Home (Undubbed Version)
13 I Can Help (Undubbed Version)
14 And I Love You So (Undubbed Version)
15 Susan When She Tried (Undubbed Version)
16 T-R-O-U-B-L-E (Undubbed Version)
17 Woman Without Love (Undubbed Version)
18 Shake a Hand (Undubbed Version)
19 Bringing It Back (Undubbed Version)
20 Pieces of My Life (Undubbed Version)
CD 2 – Recorded Live on Tour May-June 1975
1 Also Sprach Zarathustra (Theme from 2001: A Space Odyssey) (Live)
2 See See Rider (Live)
3 I Got a Woman / Amen (Live)
4 Love Me (Live)
5 If You Love Me (Let Me Know) (Live)
6 Love Me Tender (Live)
7 All Shook Up (Live)
8 (Let Me Be Your) Teddy Bear / Don’t Be Cruel (Live)
9 Hound Dog (Live)
10 The Wonder Of You (Live)
11 Burning Love (Live)
12 Introductions / Johnny B. Goode (Live)
13 Introductions / School Days (Live)
14 T-R-O-U-B-L-E (Live)
15 Why Me Lord? (Live)
16 How Great Thou Art (Live)
17 Let Me Be There (Live)
18 An American Trilogy (Live)
19 Funny How Time Slips Away (Live)
20 Little Darlin’ (Live)
21 Mystery Train / Tiger Man (Live)
22 Can’t Help Falling In Love (Live)
CD1
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CD2
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INFO
http://www.superdeluxeedition.com/reviews/review-elvis-today-legacy-edition/
BONUS 3 OF 6 @320
Hazmat Modine - Extra-Deluxe-Supreme (2015)
One of New York’s most original bands, HAZMAT MODINE delivers a rustic, deliriously Dionysian blend of whorehouse Blues, Reggae, Klezmer, Country and Gypsy-tinged music.
Rattling with the sounds of migration from the caldron of New York City, Hazmat Modine returns to Europe rejuvenated. They’ll be serving up the bones of American music on a platter of silver, brass, reeds, electric guitars, violin, and vocal harmonies, and as always, presided over by the dashing harmonica wizard Wade Schuman.
Hazmat will be presenting music from their much anticipated magnum opus, ostensibly entitled Extra-Deluxe-Supreme. The songs present allegories of triumph and tragedy. Musically, the inspiration is drawn from Memphis and Rock Steady- garnished with the sounds of Egyptian Afro-Pop, American roots and Tuvan Soul. Set to simmer, it’s blended and distilled into a distinctive Hazmatian stew.
The new recording Extra-Deluxe-Supreme puts an emphasis on tight vocal harmonies that ring with Gospel overtones. The arrangements are crisp and elaborate in a style that can only be referred to as Baroque Blues.
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INFO
http://www.jaro.de/catalog/hazmat-modine/extra-deluxe-supreme-2/
BONUS 4 OF 6 @320
Slim Harpo - I'm a King Bee 1957-1961 (Jasmine 2015)
Here is all of his commercially released recordings between 1957 and 1961 including his hit "Rainin' In My Heart". Includes the original versions of songs that went on to be covered by British bands of the sixties. The Rolling Stones made "I'm A King Bee" famous, whilst The Yardbirds and The Kinks did "Got Love If You Want It" and Van Morrison's Theme recorded "Don't Start Cryin' Now. As Mick Jagger once said "What's the point in listening to us doing "I'm A King Bee" when you can hear Slim Harpo do it? Fully detailed liner notes.
1. I'm A King Bee
2. I Got Love If You Want It
3. This Ain't No Place For Me
4. One Of These Days
5. That Ain't Your Business
6. Things Gonna Change
7. Wonderin' And Worryin'
8. Strange Love
9. You'll Be Sorry
10. One More Day
11. Buzz Me Babe
12. Late Last Night
13. What A Dream
14. Blues Hangover
15. Don't Start Cryin' Now
16. Rainin' In My Heart
17. Bobby Sox Baby
18. Dream Girl
19. My Home Is A Prison
20. Moody Blues
21. Snoopin' Around
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INFO
http://www.amazon.com/King-1957-1961-ORIGINAL-RECORDINGS-REMASTERED/dp/B00TR5YEII
http://www.jasmine-records.co.uk/acatalog/jasmcd-3047.html
BONUS 5 OF 6 @320
Lee Hazlewood- The LHI Years: Singles, Nudes & Backsides (1968-1971)
One could go off the rails trying to explain the odd genius of Lee Hazlewood. A born wanderer, a natural iconoclast, and a man who simply heard music his own way and was somehow able to sail the shark-infested waters of the music business on his own terms by out-sharking the sharks and doing what he pleased, Hazlewood defied easy definitions. He was a fascinating songwriter with a sort of desert Vegas cowboy vision of life, and he was a subtle, brilliant, and innovative producer in the studio, crafting recordings that had enough echo, space, and surprises that Phil Spector viewed him as a mentor. Hazlewood was every bit as eccentric as Spector, too, and at the close of the '60s, he suddenly moved to Stockholm, started his own label, LHI (Lee Hazlewood Industries), and turned out a fair amount of extremely interesting material, most of which wasn't even remotely aimed at commercial success. Light in the Attic Records has begun an archival reissue series of some of these rare Hazlewood sides, and this set, which covers 1968 to 1971, is the first of these. With a sparse and yet somehow strangely lush production sound full of reverb and echo, spooky strings, and hushed percussion, Hazlewood sounds here like a resigned and weary ex-patriot cowboy version of Leonard Cohen crossed with Sun Records-era Johnny Cash, all of which would make these recordings simply curios if the songs weren't so good -- and they're good. "No Train to Stockholm" is brilliant, and so, too, is the bleak beauty of "If It's Monday Morning" and the weary wisdom of "I Just Learned to Run." Hazlewood manages to sound resigned, lightly disgusted, heartbroken, and deathbed wise as he sings his way through these songs, none of which ever hit anywhere near an AM radio station. It's easy to be excited for more volumes in this series after hearing this one. (Steve leggett, Allmusic)
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INFO
http://www.allmusic.com/album/the-lhi-years-singles-nudes-amp-backsides-1968-71-mw0002320274
BONUS 6 OF 6 @320
Frankie Lee - American Dreamer '15
“American Dreamer is an album with brutally honest lyrics, real cowboy grit, and that perfect balance of roughly hewn hooks and polished melodies.” NPR
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With echoes of Springsteen, Dylan and Ryan Adams, Frankie Lee is no avant-garde trailblazer. The Mississippian eulogises being “born in a summer storm” and even “a little house we call home”. After picking up songwriting tips from Merle Haggard and Roky Erikson on his travels, the diagnosed narcoleptic’s wonderfully laconic delivery brims with simple wisdom: “All the time we take / We never take our time”; “I’ve got to learn to let this go / ’Cos it’s your time before you know”. But beneath the familiar glow of his beautifully burnished Americana lurks a restless, angry soul. High and Dry urges folk to start growing their own food for when capitalism fails them. The outstanding East Side Blues and Where Do We Belong lay into developers who have destroyed US towns and address the casualties of the so-called American dream. It’s a traditional-sounding debut, but wild and radical at heart, and should take him a long way. (The Guardian)
“Frankie Lee is one of the most brilliant singer-songwriters in the U.S. today.” (Record Runner)
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INFO
http://www.theguardian.com/music/2015/oct/01/frankie-lee-american-dreamer-review
http://www.folkradio.co.uk/2015/10/frankie-lee-american-dreamer/
WITH LINK!!
BONUS 1 OF 6 @320
Bob Dylan - The Cutting Edge 1965-1966: The Bootleg Series, Vol. 12 (Sampler 2015)
A promo release sampler of the soon to be released Box Set.
All Alternate Takes:
01 – She Belongs to Me
02 – Subterranean Homesick Blues
03 – Like a Rolling Stone
04 – It Takes a Lot to Laugh, It Takes a Train to Cry
05 – Desolation Row
06 – Just Like Tom Thumb’s Blues
07 – Highway 61 Revisited
08 – Queen Jane Approximately
09 – Visions of Johanna
10 – She’s Your Lover Now
11 – Leopard-Skin Pill-Box Hat
12 – Stuck Inside of Mobile with the Memphis Blues Again
13 – Absolutely Sweet Marie
14 – Pledging My Time
15 – I Want You
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INFO
http://pitchfork.com/reviews/albums/21178-the-cutting-edge-1965-1966-the-bootleg-series-volume-12/
Thanks, Gyro - esp for the Dylan & Elvis!
Sure I am doing something wrong (again...) and now you know part of why I hide behind anonymous, but I've downloaded the Dylan several times and it keeps telling me it can't get #12 (Stuck Inside of Mobile) because the file name is too long....what am I doing wrong?
Sorry
Thanks, Gyro...who could have guessed in 1965 that we would be able to listen to never-before-heard music from Elvis and Dylan fifty years later?
Thanks for the Dylan material. I've paid for the 6-CD version of Cutting Edge, and I'm hoping that the 18-CD super deluxe and super expensive edition makes it online someday. Robert in Tucson
dear sorry;
try right-clicking on the song title & a box with options should appear, one of which is "rename". just shorten the name to (e.g.) stuck inside & that should do it. it's worked for me many times in the past.
good luck,
JavaMan
Thanks for the Harpo & Hazlewood, Gyro.
Thanks for the "Bob with Link" collection, G-man. Looks like another outstanding set of Bob's extras.
Iggypillboxhat
Gyro - thanks for the Dylan.
Anon
Before you open the rar file (looks like a short stack of books) change the name to Bob and erase the rest of the words. It will still open and that should work.
PS thanks Gyro
Anonymous - easiest way to fix that is to double-click the file, select that song and either rename it to something shorter (and then extract it) or extract just that song (which usually works because it doesn't use the full path).
If you're more sophisticated there are a number of settings you can play with (dealing with the path names) which will fix that in most cases.
Thanks Gyro for the Dylan sampler.
The rocked up version of "Visions Of Johanna" is particularly interesting as it is very different from the "official" version.
thanks for all the advice on getting the song; y'all never cease to amaze me. Ever grateful.
Tanx for Dylan & Hazelwood!
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