"Solid Gold Jive" Vol. 7

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. Mama He Treats Your Daughetr Mean - Ruth Brown 2. I Wanna Rock - Johnny Sardo 3. I Might - Shakin' Stevens 4. I Love Her So - The Velvetones 5. Too Hot to Handle - Jimmy Simmons 6. Fabulous Cure - Dickie Pride 7. Let's Play Love - Sonny James 8. I Ain't Gonna Tell - Varetta Dillard 9. Sugar Beet - Pee Wee King 10. Wiggle Wiggle - The Chestnuts 11. Don't Do It - Amos Milburn 12. Satellite Love - Lil Randolph 13. A Fool in Love - Marie Adams 14. I Guess I Better Be Moving Along - Ray Smith 15. A New Love - Ruth Brown 16. Teddy Girl - Little Tony 17. Gimmie Some - The Harptones 18. Don't Be Angry - Nappy Brown 19. My Boy Flat Top - Dorothy Collins 20. Ida Sweet As Apple Cider - Bill Haley 21. When Boy Meets Girl - Ella Mae Morse 22. Promise Mr. Thomas - Varetta Dillard 23. Lover Please - Dennis Turner 24. Sweet Sue - The Crows 25. Suzie Bella - Tony Nicholas & The Hazeltones 26. Louisiana Rug Roll - The Belairs 27. Skippy Is a Sissy - Roy Gaines 28. Do Lord - Big Maybelle 29. Steppin' Out - The Flairs 30. Book of Love - The Underbeats 31. Hula Hoop - The Platters 32. Rock Around the World - Bob Savage
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