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01. Twitty, Conway "Shake it up" 02. Young, George "Can't stop me" 03. Bond, Eddie & The Stompers "Baby, baby, baby (What am I gonna do)" 04. Jay, Johnny "I'm gonna keep it" 05. Hewitt, Ben "My search" 06. O'Gwynn, James "Easy money" 07. Gordon, Curtis "Rock, roll, jump and jive" 08. LaDell Sisters, The "Rockin' Robert" 09. Richardson, Jape & The Japetts "Crazy blues" 10. Porter, Royce & The Kounts "Good time" 11. Voxpoppers, The "Ping pong baby" 12. Shelton, Gary "Maybe later, baby" 13. Twitty, Conway "I need your lovin'" 14. Playboys, The "Don't do me wrong" 15. Perkins, Roy "Drop top" 16. Day, Dave 'Diddle' "Blue moon baby" 17. Bond, Eddie & The Stompers "I've got a woman" 18. Gordon, Curtis "Sittin' on top" 19. Mitchell, Tommy "Juke box, help me find my baby" 20. Edwards, Jimmy "My honey" 21. Walker, Charlie & The Four Pals "I'll never let it show" 22. Felts, Narvel "Cry, baby, cry" 23. Cray, Jackie "I want you baby" 24. Counts, The "Shake this town" 25. Gordon, Curtis "Draggin' (Without Echo)" 26. Raines, Jerry "Dangerous redhead" 27. Bernard, Rod "Let's get together tonight" 28. Ethier, Ray "Slave girl" 29. Couch, Orville "Downtown" 30. Twitty, Conway "Maybe baby" 31. Robinson, Freddy "Five feet of lovin'" 32. Bell, Eddy & The Bel-Aires "The masked man (Hi Yo Silver)" 33. Half Brothers, The "My foolish fling" 34. Dalton, Frank & The Dalton Gang "Cruised" 35. Voxpoppers, The "The last drag"
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 | Description: | Vol.35 - Rockabilly & Rock 'n' Roll From The Vaults Of Mercury And Limelight Records
Eine weitere groÃ?artige Zusammenstellung in unserer CD-Serie mit Label-Portraits.
So wie seine Vorgänger funktioniert auch dieses Album als perfekte Rockabilly- und Rock & Roll-Jukebox.
Hier erneut im Blickpunkt: der hochwertige Katalog von Mercury Records, erstmals auszugsweise als â??Thatâ??ll Flat Git It! Vol.11â?? (BCD16101) in den 90er Jahren von Bear Family aufbereitet.
Ungezügelte Klassiker der 50er von einem jungen Conway Twitty, Eddie Bond und Narvel Felts sowie seltene Prachtstücke von Curtis Gordon, Orville Couch, Royce Porter oder James Oâ??Gwynn.
Umfangreiches Booklet mit Biografien zu jedem einzelnen Künstler â?? geschrieben von Bill Dahl aus Mercurys Heimatstadt Chicago â?? und seltenen Fotos und Illustrationen.
Mercury Records wurde 1945 in Chicago gegründet, erlangte schnell den Status eines Major-Labels und entwickelte sich zu einer Full-Service-Firma, deren riesige Liste alles von Blues und R&B über Country und Jazz bis hin zu einer Fülle von Popmusik umfasste (die Firma war Marktführer bei R&B-Coverversionen für den Popmarkt).
Mercury verpflichtete Mitte bis Ende der Fünfzigerjahre auch eine kleine Riege hochkarätiger Rockabilly- und Rock & Roll-Musiker, die den Gegenstand dieser üppigen Kollektion bilden. Mit an Bord sind Klassiker von einem gewissen Conway Twitty (bevor er berühmt wurde), Eddie Bond aus Memphis und dem immer noch aktiven Narvel Felts sowie seltene Schätze von Curtis Gordon (sein glühend-heisses 'Draggin'' erscheint ohne die üblichen verstörenden Hall-Effekte), Orville Couch, Royce Porter, James O'Gwynn, Charlie Walker, dem in Leder gekleideten George Young und den Louisiana Swamp Pop-Grö�en Rod Bernard, Jerry Raines und Roy Perkins (Mercury hatte ausgezeichnete Kontakte in Süd-Louisiana).
Das berauschende 'The Masked Man (Hi Yo Silver)' von Eddy Bell & The Bel-Aires stammt aus dem Hinterhof des Labels in der Windy City, aber Mercury scheute keine Kosten, um knallharte Rocker aus dem ganzen Land einzuladen - wie diese Compilation aufregend belegt! - .. IT! 35 / 28PGS BOOKLET-Another great compilation in our CD series with label portraits! -Just like all it's forerunners, this album works as a perfect rockabilly and rock & roll jukebox. -Once again in focus: Mercury Records' high-quality catalog, first introduced in parts as 'That'll Flat Git It! Vol.11' (BCD16101) by Bear Family in the '90s. -Unbridled classics of the '50s by a young Conway Twitty, Eddie Bond and Narvel Felts as well as rare gems by Curtis Gordon, Orville Couch, Royce Porter or James O'Gwynn. -Comprehensive booklet with biographies of each artist - written by Bill Dahl from Mercury's hometown Chicago - and rare photos and illustrations. Founded in 1945, Chicago's Mercury Records rapidly accrued major label status and grew into a full-service label, it's massive roster encompassing everything from blues and R&B to country and jazz and a wealth of pop (the logo was a leader in covering R&B hits for the pop market). Mercury also signed a small army of quality rockabilly and rock and roll artists during the mid-to-late 1950s, and they're the focus of this bountiful collection. Blistering classics by a pre-fame Conway Twitty, Memphis mainstay Eddie Bond, and the still-active Narvel Felts are on board, along with rare gems by Curtis Gordon (his torrid 'Draggin' appears without the usual startling reverb effects), Orville Couch, Royce Porter, James O'Gwynn, Charlie Walker, leather-lunged George Young, and swamp pop greats Rod Bernard, Jerry Raines, and Roy Perkins (Mercury had excellent contacts in southern Louisiana). Eddy Bell & The Bel-Aires' rollicking 'The Masked Man (Hi Yo Silver)' hailed from the label's Windy City backyard, but the label spared no expense in bringing in sizzling rockers from all over the country - as this compilation excitingly attests! |  | No. of tracks: |
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