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I am offering a very special CD! Lovers of the Rhythm and Blues sound of the middle and early 1950's - listen up! Undoubtedly the best music of the time, it was ignored by the mainstream radio stations of the era and only got air play in the BIG cities - New York, Chicago, Los Angeles. As a teenager growing up in a small town, I was sadly unaware of such music, but all too aware of Eddie Fisher, Perry Como and Doris Day! Such is life....
Now... it's time to do something about this! This limited-edition CD contains some of the best (and rarest) original Rhythm & Blues tunes in the world!!
...records you will never find for sale
......tunes that set your feet tapping and tunes that make you cry
.........tunes for drinkin' and tunes for cheatin'
............and a few that'll just make you laugh!
SONGS | ARTISTS | RECORD | YEAR Released |
Annie Had A Baby | The Midnighters | Federal 12195 | 1954 |
After Hour Joint | Jimmy Coe and his Gay Cats of Rhythm | States 118 | 1952 |
No Money Down | Chuck Berry | Chess 1615 | 1956 |
The Wrong Yoyo | Piano Red | RCA 50-0106 | 1950 |
I Want A Bowlegged Woman | Bull Moose Jackson and his Buffalo Bearcats | King 4189 | 1951 |
Bloodshot Eyes | Wynonie Harris | King 4461 | 1951 |
Rubber Biscuit | The Chips | Josie 803 | 1956 |
Chop Chop Boom | The Danderliers | States 147 | 1955 |
Tell Me You Love Me | The Flairs | Flair 1019 | 1953 |
Mamma Talk To Your Daughter | J. B. Lenore | Parrot 809 | 1954 |
Riot In Cell Block #9 | The Robins | Spark 103 | 1954 |
(Wake Up) Miss Rip Van Winkle | The Tibbs Brothers | Atco 2004 | 1955 |
Love Will Make Your Mind Go Wild | The Penguins | Dootone 353 | 1954 |
Neki-Hokey | The Cleftones | Gee 1016 | 1956 |
The Train Kept A-Rollin' | Tiny Bradshaw | King 4497 | 1952 |
Oh, That'll Be Joyful | Jack McVea | Combo 55 | 1955 |
Drive It Home | Hal Paige and his band | Atlantic 996 | 1952 |
Talk That Talk | The Du Droppers | Groove 104 | 1955 |
Lying Woman | Little Caesar and Rusty | Rec'd In Hollywood 236 | 1953 |
Rocket 69 | Todd Rhodes Orchestra | King 4528 | 1952 |
Rocket To The Moon | Moon Mullican | King 1198 | 1952 |
Cheatin' and Lying | Brownie McGhee and his Jook Busters | Dot 1184 | 1953 |
That's My Pa | Jack Dupree | King 4827 | 1954 |
The Girl In My Dreams | The Cliques | Modern 987 | 1956 |
I'll Be True | Faye Adams / Joe Morris Orch. | Herald 419 | 1953 |
Drunk | Jimmy Liggins and his 3-D Men | Specialty 470 | 1953 |
These are original recordings and as such, are genuine monaural. Some have the slight surface noises you might expect from such old and rare and valuable pieces of Americana! All the disks were cleaned before the CD was created, but we have not "cleaned up" the quality of the sound, as to do so would degrade the overall "feel". If you like the classic Rhythm & Blues sounds, you will enjoy this CD.
Included with the disk is a fully detailed discography of the songs and a bit about each artist and their unique contribution to American Music. This is a noncommercial CD, ONLY available from this web site and made for the sole enjoyment of lovers of the R&B music genre!
This is a "FREE" item...... but shipping and handling
is $14.95 to anywhere - worldwide!
This allows recovery of our production costs, only.
NOTE: After purchasing, you will arrive at a "beautiful" picture of me, so that you know I exist!
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