The Road to rhythm & blues and rock ʹnʹ roll
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| Language: | English |
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Wadhurst, England:
Flapper,
1997
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Table of Contents:
- CD 1. Hastings Street (Blind Blake and Charlie Spand)
- Milk cow blues (Kokomo Arnold)
- Boogie woogie stomp (Albert Ammons and his Rhythm Kings)
- My daddy was a lovinʹ man (The Harlem Hamfats ; Hamfoot Ham, vocal)
- Boogie woogie (I may be wrong) (Jimmy Rushing, vocal ; Count Basie and his Orchestra)
- Trucking little woman (Big Bill Broonzy)
- The blues ainʹt nothingʹ but (Georgia White)
- Roll ʹem Pete (Big Joe Turner, vocal ; Pete Johnson, piano)
- Baby donʹt tell on me (Jimmy Rushing, vocal ; Count Basie and his Orchestra)
- Jumpinʹ at the Savoy (Al Cooper and his Savoy Sultans)
- After hours (Avery Parrish, vocal ; Erskine Hawkins and his Orchestra)
- Confessinʹ the blues (Walter Brown, vocal ; Jay McShann Trio)
- I want a tall skinny papa (Rosetta Tharpe, vocal ; Lucky Millinder and his Orchestra)
- Cow Cow boogie (Ella Mae Morse, vocal ; Freddie Slack and his orchestra)
- Hey lawdy mama (June Richmond, vocal ; Andy Kirk and his Twelve Clouds of Joy)
- Hurry, hurry (Savannah Churchill, vocal ; Benny Carter and his Orchestra)
- I know how to do it (Dinah Washington, vocal ; Lionel Hampton and his Sextet featuring Arnett Cobb, saxophone)
- The boogie rocks (Albert Ammons, piano)
- Boogie woogie on a Saturday night (The Red Caps)
- Groovinʹ the blues (Miss Rhapsody, vocal ; June Colesʹ Orchestra)
- Bellvue for you (Pete Brown Quintet)
- Somebodyʹs gotta go (Eddie "Cleanhead" Vinson, vocal ; Cootie Williams and his Orchestra)
- You need coachinʹ ("Hot Lips" Page and his Orchestra featuring Earl Bostic, saxophone)
- CD 2. Strange things happening every day (Sister Rosetta Tharpe w. inst. acc. ft. Sammy Price)
- Thatʹs the stuff you gotta watch (Ella Johnson with Buddy Johnson and his Orchestra)
- Rock me mama (Arthur "Big Boy" Crudup w. Melvin Draper)
- Caldonia (Louis Jordan and his Tympani Five)
- Southpaw serenade (Freddy Slack and his Orchestra)
- School days blues (Tiny Bradshaw and his Orchestra)
- Honeydripper (Joe Liggins and his Honeydrippers)
- T-Bone boogie (T-Bone Walker with the Mari Young Orchestra)
- Juice head baby (Eddie "Cleanhead" Vinson with Cootie Williams and his Orch.)
- Here comes the blues (Wynonie "Mr. Blues" Harris w. Illinois Jacquet and his All Stars)
- Be-Baba-Leba (Helen Humes with Bill Doggettʹs Octet)
- Chicago breakdown (Big Maceo w. Tampa Red and Charles Saunders)
- Bartender boogie (Jack McVea and his Orch. w. Lionel Hampton)
- Hey! Ba-Ba-Re-Bop (Lionel Hampton and his Orchestra)
- Choo choo chʹboogie (Louis Jordan and his Tympani Five)
- Wedding day blues (Cousin Joe with Pete Brownʹs Blue Blowers)
- Boogie woogie Hannah (Cousin Pete with Pete Brownʹs Blu Blowers)
- Jump the boogie (Luke Jones with Joe Alexanderʹs Highlanders)
- Let the good times roll (Louis Jordan and his Tympani Five)
- Postman blues (Dinah Washington with Tab Smithʹs Orchestra)
- Bottoms up (Illinois Jacquet and his Orchestra)
- Amos blues (Amos Milburn with inst. acc.)
- Pencil broke (Lionel Hampton with his Orch. fr. Arnett Cobb)
- Wake up old maid (Numa Lee Davis with Russell Jacquet and his Yellow Jackets)
- Miss Brown blues (Big Joe Turner with Albert Ammons and his Rhythm Kings)