Following in the footsteps of Ace's earlier retrospective of the 5 Royales' best 1950s King recordings ("It's Hard But It's Fair") comes this equally essential collection that chronicles their activities in the early 1960s. Presented in best-ever sound, here are 14 of their finest sides for the Memphis-based Home Of The Blues label Also included are the complete Federal recordings of their lead guitarist and chief songwriter Lowman "El" Pauling and their pianist Royal "The Royalton" Abbit - all making their CD debut - plus three solo Pauling sides that were recorded for (but not issued by) HOTB. Superbly soulful harmonies and stupendous guitar work make these tracks as vital now as they were when first released 45+ years (BlueBeat Music)trax:
01 Show Me 02 Not Going To Cry 03 Catch That Teardrop 04 What's In The Hear 05 Take Me With You Baby 06 Please, Please, Please 07 If You Don't Need Me 08 Goof Ball 09 She Did Me Wrong 10 Much In Need 11 I Got To Know 12 They Don't Know 13 I'm Gonna Tell The 14 I Want It Like Tha 15 Solid Rock 16 I'm A Cool Teenager (Undubbed Version) 17 Everybody Knows 18 Now Baby Don't Do It 19 Please, Please Be Mine 20 Raindrops Keep A Fallin' 21 Jail Bird 22 Send Me Somebody 23 Here It 'Tis, Right Here 24 Come On Let's Have A Good Time 25 I'm A Cool Teenager 26 Mr. Moon Man Parts 1 & 2 27 Time For Everything 28 It Won't Be Long (Soul House)
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The "5" Royales "Catch That Teardrop"
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Cool! I haven't run across this record! Thanks!
Thanks so much, RYP. Perfect birthday gift for the guy who just went from a glitzy "Sunset Strip" to a "Scratchy Old Record" - 77 to 78, that is. All good wishes to you and the G-Man as well.
Iggy the Ancient
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Extra!
Thank you RYP. Can't wait to check it out.
Great one. Thanks!
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