Willie Egan -Rockin On The West Coast -Jasmine CD Grooves.land/Playthek

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1.1 Don't Know Where She Went

1.2 Potato Stomp

1.3 It's a Shame

1.4 Willie's Boogie

1.5 Reconsider Baby

1.6 You Upset Me Baby

1.7 Poison Ivy

1.8 Every Day I Have the Blues

1.9 What a Shame

1.10 Wow Wow

1.11 Sometimes I Wonder

1.12 Sad Sad Feeling

1.13 Come on

1.14 Oh Baby

1.15 Whipped Cream

1.16 Willie Egans

1.17 She's Gone Away, But

1.18 Willie's Blues

1.19 I Can't Understand It

1.20 I Can't Understand It (Outtake)

1.21 Wear Your Black Dress

1.22 Treat Me Right

1.23 You Must Be Foolin'

1.24 Chittlin's

1.25 Rock ; Roll Fever

1.26 Pretty One (You're the One I Love)

1.27 Second Helping of Cherry Pie

1.28 I'm Tired of Being Alone

1.29 Baby Don't You Know

1.30 Baby, Baby, Baby

1.31 Bye, Bye My Baby

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Willie Egan was for many years an unfairly obscure boogie pianist and vocalist who made a brace of fine R&B records throughout the mid to late 1950s. He became something of an international star thanks in the main to Ace Recordâ??s Ted Carrol who also owned Rock On Records, an important retail outlet in Londonâ??s Camden Town. Some of Eganâ??s records were selling well to the rock and roll collectors, especially, â??Wow, Wowâ? and â??Rock & Roll Feverâ? and the fabulous jump blues â??Wear Your Black Dressâ?. A must for fans of boogie woogie pianists. Willie Egan is influenced in the main by Amos Milburn, Hadda Brooks, Camille Howard (pianist with Roy Milton), Nellie Lutcher and most importantly Little Willie Littlefield. Fully detailed liner notes. -

Willie Egan was for many years an unfairly obscure boogie pianist and vocalist who made a brace of fine R&B records throughout the mid to late 1950s. He became something of an international star thanks in the main to Ace Record's Ted Carrol who also owned Rock On Records, an important retail outlet in London's Camden Town. Some of Egan's records were selling well to the rock and roll collectors, especially, "Wow, Wow" and "Rock & Roll Fever" and the fabulous jump blues "Wear Your Black Dress". A must for fans of boogie woogie pianists. Willie Egan is influenced in the main by Amos Milburn, Hadda Brooks, Camille Howard (pianist with Roy Milton), Nellie Lutcher and most importantly Little Willie Littlefield. Fully detailed liner notes.

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JASMCD3233

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