Super fun collection of soul, blues, R&B, instro, and rock 'n' roll from the original 45's. (From my record collection.)
1. Goodnight Sweetheart (Checker) - The Flamingos 2. Does It Really Matter (Checker) - The Flamingos 3. She Knows How to Rock (Specialty) - Little Richard 4. Early One Morning (Specialty) - Little Richard 5. Now Ain't That Love (Uptite) - The Tail Feathers 6. That's the Way It's Gonna' Be (Uptite) - The Tail Feathers 7. Teenage Philosopher (Rendezvous) - Bobby Day 8. Undecided (Rendezvous) - Bobby Day 9. Moanin' (Rca Victor) - Trade Martin 10. Take Me for a Little While (Rca Victor) - Trade Martin 11. Lover's Chant (Mercury) - Dee Dee Warwick 12. Comin' Home Baby (Verve) - Kai Winding & Orchestra 13. More (Verve) - Kai Winding & Orchestra 14. Who's Afraid of Virginia Wolf? (Smash) - James Brown at the Organ and His Orchestra 15. Devil's Hideaway (Smash) - James Brown at the Organ and His Orchestra 16. Evil Eye (Philips) - Kimball Coburn 17. Plain Ordinary Girl (Philips) - Kimball Coburn 18. Ambush (Rca Victor) - Maria Dallas 19. Bahama Mama, Part 1 (Decca) - Jamo Thomas & The Party Brothers 20. Bahama Mama, Part 2 (Decca - Jamo Thomas & The Party Brothers 21. Saved (Atlantic) - LaVern Baker 22. Don Juan (Atlantic) - LaVern Baker 23. Go Cat, Go (Tetra) - Bill Flagg 24. A Good Woman's Leaving (Tetra) - Bill Flagg 25. You Got What It Takes (Dial) - Joe Tex 26. You Better Get It (Dial) - Joe Tex 27. The Tracks of My Tears (Soul) - Gladys Knight & The Pips 28. If I Were Your Woman (Soul) - Gladys Knight & The Pips 29. You're No Good (Capitol) - Trudy Johnson 30. Your Good Thing (Is About to End) (Capitol) - Trudy Johnson 31. The Highway Man (Stax) - Eddie Floyd
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"Do The 45!" Vol. 559
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front and back cover:
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…and here are all the covers of "Do The 45!" Vol 1 - 510:
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As always: "Do the 45" is surprising me in a positive sense.
Thanks RYP and Gyro1966.
Great to see another nice collection,thanks!
thanks all
Thank you for Vol 559
Thanks
Another excellent collection!! Great sound quality!!! Thank you.
Yankeeboy - I just installed a brand new Denon Mono Cart to replace the three year old Denon I had. It was time, I had used it for well over 1000 hours.
Thank you so much for another great set. My weekly webcast is drawing very heavily from this series and I never fail to find great stuff that is new to me and to most of my listeners.
I hope you will continue reupping the old volumes when you get a chance. I'm still looking to backfill vols 31-54.
Thanks again. This is just a vast treasure trove of great music!
That's very interesting that you are using a Mono cartridge. Have you always been using a mono cartridge since the beginning of this series?
I never noticed it was in Mono. I only noticed how good your compilations sound - especially for old vinyl 45s!
What are your reasons for using a mono cartridge? I'm curious since I will be needing a new cartridge soon, and didn't even know such a thing as a mono cartridge was an option.
I have used the Grado mono cart until vol. 100 or so, then Denon mono until now. Unless it is a stereo record. Since these 45’s are mono, it’s best to play them back that way. The Denon is a moving coil cart, so you will need that setting on your pre amp, or a converter fora moving coil cart.
Are most 45rpm records in Mono? (I didn't know that either!!).
Anyhow, whatever equipment you are using, these all sound fantastic, and I am truly appreciative of this colossal series. You are approaching 18,000 Individual rips! It is a mind-boggling amount of work, which anyone who has tried to rip vinyl knows. The quality of your rips are consistently of high quality - much higher than would be expected from stacks of old 45s.
I suspect as much expertise goes into choosing which 45s to include (great songs, condition of vinyl) as goes in ripping them. The quality of the tracks you decide to include in this series are as consistently desirable. Just as impressive as the technical aspects of digitizing them.
I'm in awe.
Do the 45!, Brother!!
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