Melvin Endsley -Anthology -JASMINE CD Grooves.land/Playthek

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1.1 Bringin' the Blues to My Door

1.2 I Ain't Gettin' Nowhere with You

1.3 Is It True

1.4 I Like Your Kind of Love

1.5 Lonely All Over Again

1.6 Keep A-Lovin' Me, Baby

1.7 Hungry Eyes

1.8 Lovin' on My Mind

1.9 I Got a Feelin'

1.10 There's Bound to Be

1.11 I'd Just Be Fool Enough

1.12 Let's Fall Out of Love

1.13 Just Want to Be Wanted

1.14 Gettin' Used to the Blues

1.15 I'll Get Even with You

1.16 Can I Say Something

1.17 Oh Yeah, Baby

1.18 Let Me Sing the Blues (Just One More Time)

1.19 Ain't It Fine

1.20 I Can't Go Anywhere

1.21 The Search

1.22 You Make It Sound So Easy

1.23 Here I Am

1.24 For My Baby

1.25 Everytime I See the Sun Go Down

1.26 I Wish I Knew

1.27 Started Out A-Walkin'

1.28 How Lonely Can You Get

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Gettin' Used To The Blues

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â?¢ Known predominantly as a songwriter rather than a singer, MELVIN ENDSLEY is chiefly remembered for copyrights like â??Singing The Bluesâ??, â??Knee Deep In The Bluesâ??, â??Love Me To Piecesâ??, â??I Like Your Kind Of Loveâ?? and â??It Happens Everytimeâ??. â?¢ However he also enjoyed a parallel recording career, and during the latter half of the 1950s he cut a dozen or so superb singles, many of which are nowadays sought-after collectorsâ?? artefacts, although none were significant hits. â?¢ Endsley had a resonant, relaxed voice, with a pleasing, natural yodel; but he was wheelchair-bound, due to a childhood bout of polio, and perhaps his disability impeded his appeal as a performer. â?¢ His recorded output nonetheless remains a solidly commercial, impressive body of work, much in demand among collectors. â?¢ This compilation anthologises his singles for RCA-Victor, MGM and Hickory, between 1957-61 and stacks up as a remarkable legacy; close your eyes, and this sounds just like someoneâ??s â??Greatest Hitsâ?? collection. - GETTIN' USED TO THE BLUES

Known predominantly as a songwriter rather than a singer, Melvin Endsley is chiefly remembered for copyrights like 'Singing The Blues', 'Knee Deep In The Blues', 'Love Me To Pieces', 'I Like Your Kind Of Love' and 'It Happens Everytime'. However he also enjoyed a parallel recording career, and during the latter half of the 1950s he cut a dozen or so superb singles, many of which are nowadays sought-after collectors' artefacts, although none were significant hits. Endsley had a resonant, relaxed voice, with a pleasing, natural yodel; but he was wheelchair-bound, due to a childhood bout of polio, and perhaps his disability impeded his appeal as a performer. His recorded output nonetheless remains a solidly commercial, impressive body of work, much in demand among collectors. This compilation anthologises his singles for RCA-Victor, MGM and Hickory, between 1957-61 and stacks up as a remarkable legacy; close your eyes, and this sounds just like someone's 'Greatest Hits' collection.

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JASCD1129

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