...Let's just say that this collection is a great value for the money, even if some of these have been out on the various "gal comps." You get a selection that runs from boppin' hillbilly - Doris Hubbard - Move Over Tall Woman and Betty Jo - Eskimo Boogie , through out'n'out rockers like Tonya Dee and the Dischords - Shake This Town , Connie and the Cytations - Boogie Rock and Sandy Lee - Ballin' Keen , with a few instrumentals thrown in for good measure like Squeeze Box Rock by the Browning Sisters. Lots of great rockin' guitars and wailin' sax too. (AE, Roots & Rhythm)
trax:1. Rock And Roll Thunderbird - The Burt Sisters with The Jimmy Elledge Band 2. Yeah Baby - Betty Smith & The Rhythm Masters 3. Two Timin' Man - Bella Lee 4. Going to Hold My Baby - Karen Wheeler & The Gents 5. Wait Till I'm Sixteen - Karen Wheeler & The Gents 6. Sqeeze Box Rock - The Browning Sisters 7. I Wanta Be Free - Evelyn Harlene & Casey Clark's Band 8. Move Over Tall Woman - Doris M. Hubbard 9. I'll Take Back That Hearteache (with Betty Brend & The Ranch Girls) - Abbie Neal With Betty Brent & The Ranch Girls 10. Eskimo Boogie - Betty Jo with Johnny Starr 11. Mean - Boots Collins 12. Roll' Em D. D. - Dorothy Donegan 13. Record Hop Dream (with Gene & The Satelites) - Lonnie Mae with Gene & The Satellites 14. Star Light, Star Bright - Jackie Johnson & Leon Smith 15. Shake This Town - Tonya Dee & The Dischords 16. Long Tall Sally - Shirley Jean Wiley 17. Boogie Rock - Conny & The Cytations 18. Teen Age Hop - Nancy Day 19. Hot Damn - Jo Ann Miller 20. Never Trust a Man - Joyce Lee & The Western Ramblers 21. Never Gonna Let You Go - Karen Wells & The Black Nights 22. Someone to Love - Jean Kelley 23. Ballin' Keen - Sandy Lee 24. Boogie Medley - Evelyn & The Ivorytones 25. Crazy Yog - Bernadette & Her Swinging Bears 26. When You're Dancin' With Me - Bernadette & Her Swinging Bears 27. If I Had Wheels - Peggy Little 28. Rock to the Moon - Gale Davis 29. Shake a Leg - Margaret Lewis 30. Boy Watches - Pat Parker & The Hi Lites
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to pingw494 & JohnnyDiego (August 15, 2017 at 9:08 PM)
Song Sweet Georgia Brown (Ray Charles, album Dedicated To You) is here:
http://musicmp3spb.org/album/dedicated_to_you.html
Cheers from Czech republic
W.G.
Thanks, W.G. I'll add that to my mp3 album.
Here are the Phil Spector acetates originally shared by montysmusic (these tracks were originally shared in aiff format; I converted them to mp3 at 192KBps as this made the size of the zip file more manageable). Can anyone identify the performers and song titles? For some tracks, I took a guess and while Tina Turner was easy to identify, I am less sure about how accurate my other guesses are. I placed lyrics in the song title tags of some tracks but I'd much prefer to know what the correct song titles are. Cheers
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W.G., thanks for 'Sweet for Georgia Brown'
Track 7 of the Acetates is an alternate (or early, I guess) version of "Paradise", from the pen of Harry Nilsson.
"I Loved Him Like I Loved My Very Life" is miscredited to Darlene Love on your DL. It's Ronnie Spector.
This link refers to Track 16 as 'Lovely La-De-Day' (a k a 'Loverly Laddy Day')
http://spectropop.com/archive/digest/d494.htm
However, it sounds to me like Ronnie (not Darlene, as credited) is singing "Love Me La-De-Day".
"Lovely La-De-Day" is definitely Ronnie Spector, from the Apple years. Probably an attempted follow-up to "Try Some Buy Some".
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