Tuesday, 5 December 2017

"ROCK TO THE BOP"

Great collection of late 50’s to early 60’s rockers from very obscure small labels. This LP is way out of print.traxfromwax:
1. cajun queen - Bill Roberts & The Escorts 2. duck call boogie - Gene Price & The Chordsmen 3. charley's rock - Gene Price & The Chordsmen 4. kissin' baby - Mr. Ree & The Billy Lee Four 5. enie minie - Rick Johnson & The Chelette Sisters 6. dance to the bop - Terry & The Pirates 7. white lightning 'n excess - Lum Hatcher 8. oriental express - The Outcasts 9. wildwood fun - Lefty & The Leadsmen 10. cooler weather - The Panting Panther 11. honky tonk guitars - The Stringshifters 12. what's wrong with you - Jimmie Fletcher 13. story book lines - The Montgomery's 14. let me come your way - Burl Boykin 15. the outcasts theme - The Outcasts 16. sweettator and cisco - D.F. McIver
…originally served by Gyro1966...

6 comments:

RYP said...

"ROCK TO THE BOP"
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Bob said...

Thanks for this LP. I'm trying to collect all of this series. Any more like this would be greatly appreciated - particularly the later ones (8900 series and 8830 onwards. The earlier ones have been made available.)
You can't read the label number on the back cover, but it's White Label 8974 for those anoraks out there. I think this is the last of the series.

Uncle Gil said...

@Bob : There are also:
8975 "Take It, It's Rock'n'Roll"
8976 "Crazy Wild Rockin'
8977 "The Original Early Teddy Redell" (10' LP)

Gyro1966 said...

Bob - I bought all the White Label direct from Cees Klop a long time ago - he gave me a great deal. They all came in one huge shipment. I have probably played less than 50% of the LP's - now they are sitting on a shelf, forgotten in my basement like most of my other LP's.

Bob said...

Thanks for the info both of you. I bought a lot of second hand White Label LP's years ago too - they're stashed away upstairs somewhere, but I haven't got to grips with transferring LP to mp3, plus I don't have the proper gear. It's so much easier with CD's.

..and thanks for all the albums you put up on your respective sites.
Uncle Gil & Twilight are my two main ports of call every day!

Anonymous said...

Thank you Mr. Ryp for WLP 8974. If possible more from this series.For instance: 8846, 8850-8854, 8856,8865-8883,8891,8893-8895,8897 etc. Ha, ha, ha! Look into your great collection!