Buddy Johnson -Jukebox Hits: 1940 -1951 -Acrobat CD Grooves.land/Playthek

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1.1 You Won't Let Me Go

1.2 Please Mr. Johnson

1.3 Boogie Woogie's Mother-In-Law

1.4 I Wonder Who's Boogieing My Woogie Now

1.5 I Ain't Mad with You

1.6 Let's Beat Out Some Love

1.7 Baby Don't You Cry

1.8 When My Man Comes Home

1.9 I Still Love You

1.10 That's the Stuff You Gotta Watch

1.11 Fine Brown Frame

1.12 Since I Fell for You

1.13 They All Say I'm the Biggest Fool

1.14 Walk 'Em

1.15 You'll Get Them Blues

1.16 Far Cry

1.17 I Don't Care Who Knows

1.18 Did You See Jackie Robinson Hit That Ball?

1.19 Because, Pt. 1

1.20 Because, Pt. 2

1.21 I'm Gonna Jump in the River

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Jukebox Hits 1940-51 is an album by Buddy Johnson, released in 2004. The album is a jazz CD. -

The Buddy Johnson Orchestra was one of the most popular R&B based bands during the immediate post-war years. Buddy was typical of many bandleaders of the time who often put entertainment ahead of art. By taking that route he enjoyed more hits than most of his contemporaries. He also managed to write some great songs including the now standard 'Since I Fell for You' performed here by his sister Ella Johnson. Here are Buddy Johnson And His Orchestra's 21 greatest jukebox hits. Acrobat. 2004.

CD says "Made In England" but there is no choice for England so I picked UK.

"Jukebox Hits: 1940 - 1951" is a captivating CD collection by Buddy Johnson, released by Acrobat. This album showcases some of the most influential and memorable tracks from Buddy Johnson's prolific career during the golden era of swing and rhythm & blues. Known for his smooth piano playing, dynamic band leadership, and soulful compositions, Buddy Johnson was a key figure in bridging big band jazz with early R&B sounds. His hits like "Since I Fell For You" and "Bring It Home to Me" not only topped charts but also became standards covered by countless artists over decades. The selection on this CD highlights both chart-toppers and hidden gems that defined dance halls and jukeboxes across America in the '40s and early '50s. Acrobat is renowned for its dedication to preserving classic recordings with high-quality remastering, making it a trusted name among collectors who value historical accuracy and audio fidelity.

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ACMCD4028

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