"Solid Gold Jive" Vol. 1

Teens' dancing during the 1950s was widely varied in steps and styling. ...Rock'n'roll simply called for different styles of dancing, some of which mirrored the strong backbeat of rock. Terminology was just as varied as the dancing. This was called jitterbug, or swing, Lindy, the rock'n'roll, boogie-woogie or Bop.trax:
1. Them There Eyes - Varetta Dillard 2. Promises Promises Promises - The Penguins 3. Boogie Blues - Chuck Miller 4. Drinkin' Wine Spo-Dee-O-Dee - Larry Dale 5. Heartaches (Acetate) - The Four Aces 6. Reet Petite - Dee Dee Sharp 7. Marie - The Four Tunes 8. Hop-A-Hula Boogie - Chuck Miller 9. From The Bottom Of My Heart - The Five Keys 10. Hing Porter Stomp - Merrill E. Moore  11. They Tried To Tell Us - Carl Mann 12. Over And Over - Bobby Day 13. Come On To My House - Rosemary Clooney 14. Let's Fall In Love - The Willows 15. Pretty Please - The Kinglets 16. Lollipops, Lace & Lipstick - Jimmy Hughes 17. White Cliffs Of Dover - The Pharoahs 18. Apple Of My Eye - Nappy Brown 19. Steppin' Out - The Flairs 20. My Pigeon's Gone - The Five Keys 21. Hallelujah Rock 'n' Roll - Sandra Grimms 22. Oop Shoop - Shirley Gunter 23. You're Gonna Need Me - Thurston Harris 24. Trouble In Paradise - The Crests 25. Rockin' Boy - Chuz Alfred 26. Red For Danger - Tony Crombie 27. Hop, Skip & Jump - The King Brothers 28. Alphabet Rock - The Lancers 29. Sunday Baby - The Delta Rhythm Boys 30. Really O Truly O - The Five Keys 31. Rabbit Eye Pink & Charcoal Black - Boyd Bennett 32. Seventeen - The Fontane Sisters
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