Monday, 12 June 2017

"Sweet Little Boppin'" Boppin' Hillbilly Series (Collector CD)

Another great collection of obscure but fine hillbilly boogie and uptempo country in Collector's "Boppin' Hillbilly" series. Apart from Ramblin' Tommy Scott and Jerry Irby most of the artists recorded only a few sides including Johnny DeChaine & The Cara Sister, Jim Pipkins & The Tall Timber Boys, Kenny Thompson & His Westernaires (two previously tracks), Ralph Pruett, Larry Bryant, Bob Roark & The Country Band, Ichabod Powell, Alton Guyon & His Boogie Blues Boys, Jimmie Dawson, Howard Perkins, Jerry Gray & The Southern Gentlemen, Dakota Roundup and others. Sound quality is good and booklet has informative notes, artist photos and label shots. (Frank Scott, Roots & Rhythm)trax:
1. Come On Home - Johnny DeChaine & The Cara Sisters 2. Wild Living - Chizo Jones & The Play Boys 3. Another Lonely Night - Jim Pipkins & The Tall Timber Boys 4. Carroll County Blues - Ray Lunsford 5. Hot To Trot - Kenny Thompson & His Westernaires 6. Just Over a Girl - The Rengro Brothers & The Valley Sta. Playboys 7. Louise - Ralph Pruett 8. 1-2-3-4-5-6-7-8-9-10-Times - Bill Lyon & His Sierra String Band 9. Tequila & Mexican Beer - Larry Bryant 10. Tennessee Twist - George & Pee Wee (The Tennessee Pals) 11. The Road to Your Heart - Bob Roark & The Country Band 12. Flame Room Boogie - Kenny Thompson & His Westernaires 13. Taters and Beans - Ichabod Powell 14. Your Smilin' At Me - Charles "Shorty" Bacon & His Rhythm Rascals 15. Leave Me Baby - Alton Guyon & His Boogie Blues Boys 16. Swingin' With Doug - Doug & The Swing Boys 17. Walkin' Round In Circles - Jimmy Dawson 18. Sweet Little You - Marty Clifford 19. No Midnight Smoochin - Ichabod Powell 20. Under Control - Howard Perkins 21. Rockin' Country Style - Howard Hebert & The Pleasure Seekers 22. Teen Age Boogie - Ramblin' Tommy Scott 23. Hearts Breaking Up Over Love - Jerry Gray & The Southern Gerntelemen 24. Rhumba Boogie - Al Runyon 25. Betty Baby - Jerry Irby 26. Oklahoma Stomp - Dakota Roundup 27. Always Alone - Lefty Nicks & The Southern Drifters 28. Johnny Overload - Howard Perkins 29. Devil-Eyes - Jimmie Dawson 30. Chew Tobacco Rag - Jim Pipkins & The Tall Timber Boys
…served by Gyro1966...

11 comments:

RYP said...

"Sweet Little Boppin'"
…served by Gyro1966...
gitit! no pw
http://www58.zippyshare.com/v/2r3dX2oj/file.html

montysmusic said...

The first album is my all time guilty pleasure
Barbra Streisand-1980 - Guilty.zip
http://www64.zippyshare.com/v/BMGgX40r/file.html

Barbra Streisand-2005 - Guilty too.zip
http://www64.zippyshare.com/v/1rNgqvNS/file.html

these three are for the oldies and ancients amongst us

1957 Six-Five Special (pmc1047).zip
http://www64.zippyshare.com/v/XbRiFRg4/file.html

don lang & johnny keating - twenty top twenty twists & sixteen hits for your dance party.zip
http://www64.zippyshare.com/v/ICIoe64C/file.html

Harry McClintock-Hallelujah, I'm a Bum.zip
http://www64.zippyshare.com/v/9ZZsjSYM/file.html

JohnnyDiego said...

As always, Gyro, I have to say thanks. I love these Cowboy boppers.

Gyro1966 said...

Thanks for taking the time to say thanks,Johnny. When I see comments now, I usually know it's not for my music but about other music.

RYP said...

Gyro1966,
what I say, this is the price of love for all the comment that have nothing to do with the main posts...

iggy said...

I write for one reason only, to express my most sincere appreciation for the kind generosity of all who share their lives and music here. It's a daily miracle that I can find, after many decades of music acquisition, something new and delightful to fill my ears and my heart. Yesterday it was the amazing Phil Moore whose magic from the '40s and '50s just blew me away, starting with "Moore's Tour: An American in England" from '59. That led me to his collaboration with Leda Annest, then his trip to Polynesia, then to his charming single 78s on the Black and White label in the '40s.

As I say, every day a bit of magic. Thanks to those who make that possible, and all good wishes to each of you...

Iggy

frumious bandersnatch said...

Thanks a lot, Gyro, for carrying on with the Collector rockabilly comps, and the Buffalo Bop's too !

Aging Child said...

@RYP u. Gyro:

I've got to add my quavery voice to the chorus of thanks and appreciation for your direct work in the music shared here under your aegis... and in being effective, wise, and interested shepherds of the TZ flock - bravissimo!

@Monty:

You're very brave/bold in sharing that nice pair of guilty pleasures (heh-heh; in my vault for years already)! I'll have to do the same... but where do I start? Gilbert O'Sullivan, Raspberries/Carmen, Stylistics, Partridge Family, Bread...? Anyway, stand by - have never posted here before, and I (nervously) like this challenge...

LeeVanCleef said...

I've downloaded a few of these and they're okay. But don't feel unappreciated. I can pretty much guarantee that a good 50% of the music I've listened to in the last year has been from you, Gyro.

RhodB said...

GYRO

You and RYP and the numerous other consistant sharers are the back bone of this site. The litmus paper for discussion and raves ( new shares as in the guilty pleasures) with out you there would be none of this.

Yes there ar some dills out there but they are the minority.

Keep flying the flag, we need you


Regards




LittleJack said...

Thanks Gyro
It's tipcally an album that I would have never found without internet