Big Jim Sullivan -Trambone -JASMINE CD Grooves.land/Playthek

Bemerkungen / Titelliste:

1.1 The Big Jim Sullivan Combo - You Don'T Know What You'Ve Got

1.2 The Krew Kats - Trambone

1.3 Billy Fury - Collette

1.4 The Tom Cats - Tom Tom Cat

1.5 Marty Wilde - Tomorrow'S Clown

1.6 The Fabulous Flee-Rakkers - Green Jeans

1.7 Jimmy Powell - Sugar Babe (Part 2)

1.8 The Krew Kats - Samovar

1.9 Eden Kane - I?Don'T Know Why

1.10 Jet Harris ; Tony Meehan - Diamonds

1.11 Johnny Kidd ; The Pirates - Please Don'T Bring Me Down

1.12 Tony Hatch - Out Of This World

1.13 Michael Cox - Sweet Little Sixteen

1.14 The Krew Kats - Peak Hour

1.15 Gerry Temple - No More Tomorrows

1.16 The Nashville Five - More Like Nashville

1.17 Marty Wilde - Jezebel

1.18 The Krew Kats - The Bat

1.19 Mike Berry ; The Outlaws - Tribute To Buddy Holly

1.20 The Nashville Five - Like Nashville

1.21 Danny Rivers - Can'T You Hear My?Heart

1.22 The Krew Kats - Jack'S Good

1.23 Adam Faith - Lonesome

1.24 Jet Harris - Besame Mucho

1.25 Gene Vincent ; The Wildcats - Summertime (Live)

1.26 Big Jim Sullivan - Big Guitar (Live)

1.27 Shane Fenton ;?The Fentones - It'S All Over Now

1.28 The Nashville Five - Stand Up And Say That

1.29 The Allisons - Lessons In Love

1.30 Johnny Keating - Theme From Z Cars

1.31 Craig Douglas - Oh Lonesome Me

1.32 Alexis Korner'S Blues Incorporated - Gotta Move

1.33 The Big Jim Sullivan Combo Featuring Jackie Atom - Hot Hiss Of Steam

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Extra-Infos:

The Early Groups & Sessions

Beschreibung:

The most influential, innovative UK rock 'n' roll guitarist features here on 33 killer cuts from 1960-62. Jim's lead guitar electrifies on "Collette" Billy Fury, "Like Nashville" Nashville Five, "Jezebel" Marty Wilde, "Gotta Move" Alexis Korner's Blues Incorporated, "Lonesome" Adam Faith, "The Bat" Krew Kats, "Summertime" (live) Gene Vincent & the Wildcats, his own "Big Guitar" (live), "You Don't Know What You've Got" and more! Jasmine.,

The mighty BIG JIM SULLIVAN was by far the most innovative, influential guitarist of the first generation of British Rock & Rollers.

He carved out a big reputation leading Marty Wilde's celebrated Wildcats at the age of only seventeen, and was established as the UK's first-choice session guitarist before he was twenty-one.

This unique compilation presents thirty-three killer sides recorded between 1960-62, on which Jim played lead guitar, either as an ensemble group member or session player.