Willie Egan "Come On" 1954-1958 (Relic 7074)

The R&B boogie pianist waxed some rip-roaring rockers for the tiny Los Angeles-based Vita and Mambo logos during the mid-'50s…...Fourteen of his best are collected here for a long-overdue airing. This guy deserved a lot more respect than he got, judging from the jumping Louisiana-tinged "Wow Wow," "Come On," and "She's Gone Away, But..." Also aboard: 11 more obscure goodies from the same labels' vaults, notably four tracks by Harmonica Slim (including "Drop Anchor") and Big Boy Groves' lament "You Can't Beat the Horses.”(Bill Dahl, Allmusic)

trax:
1. Wear Your Black Dress - Willie Egan 2. Can't Understand It - Willie Egan 3. Wow Wow - Willie Egan 4. Potato Stomp - Willie Egan 5. Come On - Willie Egan 6. Sometimes I Wonder - Willie Egan 7. She's Gone Away, But ... - Willie Egan 8. Whipped Cream - Willie Egan 9. What A Shame - Willie Egan 10. Willie's Blues - Willie Egan 11. Don't Know Where She Went - Willie Egan 12. Sad Sad Feeling - Willie Egan 13. Oh Baby - Willie Egan 14. I Can't Understand It - Willie Egan 15. Big Boy's Bounce - Big Boy Groves 16. You Can't Beat The Horses - Big Boy Groves 17. Do What You Wanna Do - Harmonica Slim 18. You Better Belieeve It - Harmonica Slim 19. My Baby Won't Quit Me - Harmonica Slim 20. Drop Anchoer - Harmonica Slim 21. Water Water - Effie Smith & The Squires 22. You Ought To Be Ashamed Of Yourself - Effie Smith & The Squires 23. Champagne - Effie Smith & The Squires 24. Water Water, out-take - Effie Smith & The Squires 25. Now Hear This - Jimmy Thomason
…served by Gyro1966...