Various Artists -Rhythm & Blues Goes Rock & Roll 2 -Rock And Roll -Atomicat CD Grooves.land/Playthek

Details / Tracklist:

01. Paul, Bunny "Such A Night"

02. The Red Coats "Girl Can't Help It"

03. Lewis, Peter "Be My Guest"

04. Al Barkle "Jumpin' From Six To Six"

05. Robbins, Marty "That's All Right"

06. Gene Terry "Cindy Lou"

07. Buddy Helly "Ting-A-Ling"

08. Diamonds, The "The Church Bells May Ring"

09. The Goofers "Hearts Of Stone"

10. Eila Mae Morse "How Can You Leave A Man Like This"

11. Hollis Harbison "Rock And Roll Music"

12. Chuck Murphy "They Raided The Joint"

13. Charlie Gore "Stumbling Block"

14. Hawkins, Dale "My Babe"

15. Hawkins, Ronnie "Who Do You Love"

16. Twitty, Conway "Mona Lisa"

17. Jim Holt "Brown Eyed Handsome Man"

18. Jim Miller "Carol"

19. Jackson, Wanda "Slippin' And Slippin'"

20. Smith, Warren "Got Love If You Want It"

21. Thompson, Hayden "Love My Baby"

22. York, Rusty "Shake 'Em Up Baby"

23. Dig Richards "Kansas City"

24. Fontane Sisters, The "Please Don't Leave Me"

25. Johnny Chester "Milk Cow Blues"

26. Bobby Comstock "Bony Maronie"

27. The Toppers "Mr. Lee"

28. Diamonds, The "One Summer Night"

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Description:

Rhythm & Blues Goes Rock & Roll 2: Rock And Roll Music is a compilation of pop tracks released as CD on 3 Jun 2022. - .. ROCK & ROLL 2: ROCK AND ROLL MUSIC

Rhythm & Blues Goes Rock & Roll 2 - Rock And Roll Music - is the second album in the series containing twenty-eight songs, and ends like Rock 'n' Roll evenings of the past, with a love song. The music within Rock And Roll Music is sourced from the golden years of 1954 through to 1963, from labels large and small. The album is stuffed full of American and Australian Rockers, and it is noticeable that crooners and country music performers needed to make some coin and jumped onto the Rock 'n' Roll bandwagon, often using a made-up identity. Many artists in the series are too many are mostly unknown, but not they are not lacking in star quality and the songs have danceability! Some titles had a pre-1950s history or were issued initially on independent labels, and Jukeboxes were often filled from labels that mainly covered hit recordings. Many of these cover songs had no writing credits or conflicting authorship, and the information on the album is taken from the source 45 RPM. The album will take where possible will credit the first American issue of a song. Below the used song the R&B versions information will be displayed, and should there be differing authorship or title, this will be indicated within the text.

Manufacturer No.:

24097

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