16 hot and rare rockers. Unofficial 1980s UK series compiling original US 1950s rock n' roll, rockabilly, instro rock and some RnB for good measure. Good sound quality overall - but most of the tracks on the series are now available on official albums in slightly better quality.
trax:1. Hot Rockin' Mama - Larry O'Keefe 2. Rock Del Tom Tom - Johnny Tedesco 3. Shot-Gun - The Dreamers 4. Cha, Cha, Cha - Bobby Jackson 5. Nineteen Years - Johnny Gentry 6. Comin' Through - The Rhythmics 7. Train To Satanville - Gin Gillette 8. What About It - Roy Kildare 9. Messin' With The Kid - Baby Huey 10. Fugitive - Johnny & The Thunderbirds 11. Black Widow Spider Woman - Jack Hammer 12. Shawnee - The Premiers 13. Blond Head Woman - Unknown Artist 14. Money - Richard Wylie 15. Got Something For You Baby - Pinky & Jim Jenkins 16. Back Up - New Mason Dixons
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"Desperate Rock'N'Roll" Vol. 20
gitit! no pw
https://mega.nz/file/5P5TWaQS#1ZQGSkMdJbbRcfD_yFsJ_7Ajp_XaE2LSS8tfXDib5AY
DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTIONS
(info as it appears on the 45 label)
04 Bobby Jackson / Cha Cha Cha [no commas]
08 Roy Kildaire / What About It
09 Baby Huey & The Baby Sitters / Messin' With The Kid
10 Johnny & The Thunderbirds / The Fugitive
11 Jack Hammer and The Pacers / Black Widow Spider Woman
13 [DOES ANYONE KNOW THIS ONE?]
14 Richard Wylie / Money (That's What I Want)
15 Pinky & Jim Jenkins with The Cliches / Got Something For You Baby
16 The New Mason Dixons / Back Up
Thanks very much for the latest installment. A shame they're all encoded at very low bitrates, but heigh-ho, i'm just glad to have them. Cheers!
"It's a shame that they are all encoded with a very low bit rate"...
In my opinion, this bit rate is sufficient because, on the one hand, it is in mono and corresponds to 192kBit/s stereo. On the other hand, the recordings almost exclusively come from 50s and 60s mono singles or even acetates!
Thank you Rocking Eddie
As always, thanks for posting.
Dankeschön! Robert
RYP, I'm an audio enthusiast and I agree with you about what audio processing is appropriate for this source material. Thanks for this series!
Hi, Jimmie: about track #13, it seems to be a version of “Blond Headed Woman”, original by Harold Lee (although it's composed by Lee himself –under his full name, Harlod Lee Rekart–, it doesn't mean that it was first recorded by him). Lee's version is from 1959, although the one that appears in this compilation seems to be earlier (at least the sound quality might suggest so). Thanks for your work!
You're welcome. It's truly my pleasure. I enjoy researching the names and titles.
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