Jimmy Witherspoon -Move Me Baby! -Jasmine CD Grooves.land/Playthek

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1.1 Money's Getting Cheaper

1.2 Ain't Nobody's Business (Part 1)

1.3 Ain't Nobody's Business (Part 2)

1.4 In The Evening

1.5 No Rollin' Blues

1.6 Big Fine Girl

1.7 New Orleans Woman

1.8 Once There Lived A Fool

1.9 Real Ugly Woman

1.10 The Wind Is Blowin'

1.11 Daddy Pinocchio

1.12 Foolish Prayer

1.13 Two Little Girls

1.14 Corn Whiskey

1.15 One Fine Gal

1.16 Back Home

1.17 Back Door Blues

1.18 Fast Women And Sloe Gin

1.19 Miss, Miss Mistreater

1.20 Sad Life

1.21 Move Me Baby

1.22 24 Sad Hours

1.23 Just For You

1.24 It

1.25 Highway To Happiness

1.26 When The Lights Go Out

1.27 It Ain't No Secret (What My Baby Can Do)

1.28 Why Do I Love You Like I Do?

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Greatest Hits And More, 1947-1955

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Jimmy Witherspoon war einer der populÃ¤rsten und einflussreichsten Blues-SÃ¤nger des 20. Jahrhunderts. Im Gegensatz zu vielen seiner Zeitgenossen war er einfach ein SÃ¤nger, der keine Instrumente spielte. Seine kraftvolle Stimme und seine AffinitÃ¤t zu Jazz- und Jazzspielern trugen enorm zu seiner Karriere bei und verschafften ihm einen Erfolg in den R&B-Charts von Billboard. Diese Zusammenstellung umfasst die Jahre 1947-1955 und konzentriert sich auf seine Chart-Hits und populÃ¤ren Jukebox-VerÃ¶ffentlichungen. HÃ¶ren Sie sich die groÃ?artigen Titel und Blues-Standards "Money's Getting Cheaper" an, die zu einer festen GrÃ¶Ã?e der britischen Mod-Jazz-Szene wurden und noch heute die TanzflÃ¤chen fÃ¼llen, und "Ain't Nobody's Business" wurde ein phÃ¤nomenaler Hit und erreichte Platz 1 der Billboard-R&B-Charts. VollstÃ¤ndig detaillierte Liner-Notizen mit bisher unverÃ¶ffentlichten Zitaten der Songwriter Jerry Leiber und Mike Stoller. - GREATEST HITS AND MORE, 1947-1955

Jimmy Witherspoon was one of the most popular and influential blues vocalists of the 20th century. Unlike many of his contemporaries he was simply a vocalist, playing no instruments. His powerful voice and affinity with jazz and jazz players helped his career enormously affording him success on Billboard's R&B chartThis compilation covers the years 1947-1955 and concentrates on his chart hits and popular jukebox releases. Listen to the superb tracks and blues standards "Money's Getting Cheaper" which became a staple of Britain's Mod Jazz scene and is still a floor filler today and "Ain't Nobody's Business" became a phenomenal hit reaching No. 1 on the Billboard R&B charFully detailed Liner notes featuring previously unpublished quotes from songwriters Jerry Leiber and Mike Stoller.

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JASMCD3177

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