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Disc 01
01. T.N.T. Tribble "Annie's Mambo"
02. Cole, Cozy "Cozy's Mambo"
03. Cherokee & Band "Mambo Blues"
04. Classie Ballou "The Crazy Mambo"
05. Billy Taylor Trio "Early Morning Mambo"
06. Hampton, Lionel "Hamp's Mambo"
07. Hayes, Linda "I Just Wanna Mambo"
08. Forrest, Jimmy "Night Train Mambo"
09. J.J. Jones "Night Train Mambo"
10. The Miracletones "Mambo Train"
11. Larry Liggett "Perdido Mambo"
12. Grimes, Tiny "Showboat Mambo"
13. Costanzo, Jack "Peter Gunn Mambo"
14. Tony Martinez "Robin's Mambo"
15. Big John Greer "We Want To See Santa Mambo"
16. Lucas, Buddy "Mambo Blues"
17. Baker, Mickey "Guitar Mambo"
18. McGriff, Edna "Mambo Baby"
19. Keane, Shake "Mambo Indio"
20. Manny Duran "Johnny Comes Marching Mambo"
21. Doggett, Bill "Real Gone Mambo"
22. Walter Ward "Mambo Beat"
23. Higgins, Chuck "Blues 'n' Mambo"
24. Moody, James "Mambo With Moody"
25. Sumac, Yma "Bo Mambo"
26. The Bop-A-Loos "South Parkway Mambo"
27. Arcano "Goza Mi Mambo"
28. Prado, Perez "Cuban Mambo"
29. Nat Brooks "Mambo Blues"
30. Choker Campbell "Jackie Mambo"
Disc 02
01. Fay Simmons "Big Joe Mambo"
02. McGill, Rollee "Helena Mambo"
03. Charlie Ferguson "Hi-Beam Mambo"
04. J.J. Jones "After Hours Mambo"
05. Mel Gray "Mambo Jungle"
06. Harmonica Arris "Blues King Mambo"
07. Dolly Wade "Mambo Baby"
08. Baker, Mickey "Guitarambo"
09. Lawrence Peel "Filatone's Mambo"
10. Classie Ballou "Mambo"
11. Robert Banks "Mambo Blues"
12. Burke, Sonny "Mamboogie"
13. Kid King "Mambino"
14. Powell, Chris "Sandman Mambo"
15. Esther Sutherland "Clock Mambo"
16. Vin Strong "Mambo's Got The Blues"
17. Chaz + 2 Don't Teach Me To Mambo - Paul Williams "Mambo Twist"
18. Johnson, Buddy "Slide's Mambo"
19. Ernie Fields "T-Town Mambo"
20. Otis Freeman "Mambo Arribique"
21. The Celebrities "Mambo Daddy"
22. Ellie Russell "St Louis Blues Mambo"
23. The Five Tinos "Mambo Baby"
24. Larry Liggett "Junior's Mambo"
25. Gene Casey "Avalon Mambo"
26. Carlos Molina "Dragnet Mambo"
27. Juan Toradez "Lucky Mambo"
28. Smith, Jimmy "Judo Mambo"
29. Joe Holiday "Mambo Holiday"
Disc 03
01. Joe Swift 1948 "That's Your Last Boogie"
02. T-Bone Walker 1940 "T-Bone Blues"
03. Skeets Tolbert 1942 ". Rhumba Blues"
04. Pee Wee Crayton 1948 "Blues After Hours"
05. Edgar Hayes 1949 "Fat Meat 'n' Greens"
06. Johnny Otis Orchestra 1951 "Mambo Boogie"
07. Lowell Fulson 1950 "Back Home Blues"
08. Lloyd Glenn 1952 "Cuba Doll"
09. Ray Charles 1953 "Heartbreaker"
10. Big Mama Thornton 1953 "Hound Dog"
11. B.B. King 1953 "Woke Up This Morning"
12. Professor Longhair 1949 "Hey Now Baby"
13. Dave Bartholomew1950 "Country Boy"
14. Clarence Garlow 1950 "Bon Ton Roula"
15. Sugar Boy Crawford 1954 "Jock-O-Mo"
16. Fats Domino1949 "Mardi Gras In New Orleans"
17. Lloyd Price 1953 "Tell Me Pretty Baby"
18. Billy Wright 1951 "Hey Little Girl"
19. Kid King's Combo 1953 "Banana Split"
20. Louis Jordan 1948 "Early In The Morning"
21. Chris Powell's Five Blue Flames 1952 ". I Come From Jamaica"
22. Sonny Thompson 1952 "Blues Mambo"
23. The Ray-O-Vacs 1951 "My Baby's Gone"
24. Jimmy Reed 1953 "Roll And Rumba"
25. Muddy Waters 1948 "I Can't Be Satisfied"
26. Champion Jack Dupree 1946 "Mexican Reminiscences"
Disc 04
01. I'm A Lover Not A Fighter "Lazy Lester"
02. Got Love If You Want It "Slim Harpo"
03. Got My Mojo Working "Muddy Waters"
04. Susie Q "Dale Hawkins"
05. Jump Jack, Jump! "Wynona Carr"
06. Crawl, The "Guitar Junior"
07. King Kong "Big "T" Tyler"
08. The Greasy Chicken "Andr? Williams"
09. Arabian Love Call "Art Neville"
10. Do You Wanna Dance "Bobby Freeman"
11. Ruby Lee "B.B. King"
12. When I Meet My Girl "Tommy Ridgley"
13. I'm Walking "Fats Domino"
14. For You My Love "Paul Gayten"
15. Summertime Blues "Eddie Cochran"
16. Louie, Louie "Richard Berry"
17. Wicked Old Fever "Charles Sheffield"
18. Ram Bunk Shush "Bill Doggett"
19. Good Mornin' Baby "Smokey Hogg"
20. All Your Love "Otis Rush"
21. The Wrong Woman "Champion Jack Dupree"
22. Frenzy "Screamin' Jay Hawkins"
23. Hush Your Mouth "Bo Diddley"
24. Bad Boy "Larry Williams"
25. Pig Tails And Ribbons "Leonard Carbo"
26. She's Mine All Mine "Eddie Lang"
27. Tell Me Pretty Baby "Screamin' Joe Neal"
28. Tequila "The Champs"
29. It's So Fine "Lavern Baker"
30. Freeze, The "Albert Collins"
31. Guitar Cha Cha Cha "Memphis Slim"
32. Star - O. "Harry Belafonte"
Disc 05
01. What'd I Say (Pt 1) "Ray Charles"
02. Mary Ann "Texas Ray"
03. Girl That Radiates Charm "Arthur Alexander"
04. Messin' With The Kid "Junior Wells"
05. Where's My Money "Willie Jones"
06. Heartbreak "Little Willie John"
07. Raw - Hide "Link Wray"
08. And I Do Just What I Want "James Brown"
09. Hurricane "Davey Cortez"
10. I Don't Know "Ruth Brown"
11. Poison Ivy "The Coasters"
12. Let The Sunshine In "Teddy Randazzo"
13. Voodoo Woman "Curtis Knight"
14. Only Sixteen "Tal Miller"
15. Congolese Tip "Renaldo Jackson"
16. Hey Little Woman "The Orioles"
17. You Know What To Do "Barrett Strong"
18. Educated Fool "Charles Brown"
19. St Louis Blues "The Isley Brothers"
20. Topsy Pt 2 "Cozy Cole"
21. Night Train To Memphis "Bobby Hebb"
22. Shoo - Doo "Andre Williams"
23. Cha Cha Cha Blues "Phil Upchurch"
24. Gully Hully "Buddy Guy"
25. Frisco "Louis Brooks"
26. Well "The Olympics"
27. Yours Truly "Ford Eaglin"
28. Mad Lad "Chuck Berry"
29. I Wanna Holler "Gary U.S. Bonds"
30. We Like Birdland "Huey Piano Smith"
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| | Description: | Rumba Blues - Mambo Blues is a compilation of rhythm & blues tracks released as 5-CD on 18 Jun 2021. - Latin rhythms have infiltrated every branch of popular music, but none has had such a wide ranging influence as the rumba. It is this rhythm, combined with the New Orleans second line beat, that formed the basis of the Stax and Motown sound and the more complex rhythms of funk in the 1960s. But where would rock be without the cha-cha-cha? Think Respect, Satisfaction, Wild Thing... The mambo was born in Cuba in 1938, of African and European parentage but 1954 was the year of the mambo dance craze as record companies encouraged their R&B artists to come up with songs in a Latin vein and to include the word mambo in the title. The samba was next. It is the spring in the beat and the almost imperceptible skip at the end of each measure that differentiate it from Cuban rhythms. The repetitive riff making over a groove so beloved of 60's and 70's rock springs not from the blues but from Latin song-form and the vamps and montunos found in samba and mambo. What we present here in this collection are 150 songs from artists such as T-Bone Walker, Muddy Waters, B.B. King, Chuck Berry and Ray Charles, all recorded between 1948 and 1962 spread over 5 CDs with 72 pages of illustrations, annotated notes and discographical details. | | | No. of tracks: |
148 |
| | Manufacturer No.: |
00146515 |
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