Swingin' 50's - 200 Originals - various artists compilation - 10 disc set - popular/swing/easy listening/country/rock'n'roll/doo-wop/lounge

 

1-1 Dean Martin– Memories Are Made Of This 2:14

1-2 Tab Hunter– Young Love 2:21

1-3 Robin Luke– Susie Darlin' 2:38

1-4 Doris Day– A Guy Is A Guy 2:42

1-5 Domenico Modugno– Nel Blu di Pinto di Blu 3:36

1-6 Johnny Ray*– Just Walking In The Rain 2:38

1-7 Elvis Presley– Love Me Tender 2:41

1-8 Pat Boone– Ain't That A Shame 2:22

1-9 Neil Sedaka– Oh Carol 2:15

1-10 The Ames Brothers– The Naughty Lady Of Shady Lane 2:50

1-11 The Platters– Twilight Time 2:45

1-12 Jim Reeves– He'll Have To Go 2:19

1-13 Ricky Nelson – Never Be Anyone Else But You 2:14

1-14 Teresa Brewer– Music Music Music 2:51

1-15 Guy Mitchell– Heartaches By The Number 2:38

1-16 McGuire Sisters– Sugartime 2:30

1-17 Perry Como– Hot Diggity 2:20

1-18 Les Paul & Mary Ford– Vaya Con Dios 2:49

1-19 The Weavers– Goodnight Irene 3:20

1-20 Gogi Grant– The Wayward Wind 2:57

2-1 Debbie Reynolds– Tammy 3:04

2-2 Elvis Presley– Paralyzed 2:25

2-3 Perry Como– Don't Let The Stars Get In Your Eyes 2:40

2-4 Pat Boone– I'll Be Home 2:58

2-5 The Browns – The Three Bells 2:46

2-6 Marty Robbins– A White Sport Coat 2:30

2-7 Rosemary Clooney– This Ole House 2:22

2-8 Terry Gilkyson And The Easy Riders– Marianne 2:15

2-9 Dean Martin– Angel Baby 2:43

2-10 Ivory Joe Hunter– I Almost Lost My Mind 3:09

2-11 Perez Prado– Why Wait 2:16

2-12 Doris Day– Que Sera Sera 2:05

2-13 The Fleetwoods– Come Softly To Me 2:18

2-14 Frankie Laine– Answer Me 2:39

2-15 Jim Reeves– Four Walls 2:48

2-16 Teresa Brewer– 'Till I Waltz Again With You 2:58

2-17 The Platters– Only You 2:36

2-18 Art And Dotty Todd– Chanson D'amour 2:52

2-19 Rocco Granata– Marina 2:46

2-20 Les Paul & Mary Ford– Mockingbird Hill 2:15

3-1 Perry Como– Papa Loves Mambo 2:40

3-2 Pat Boone– Don't Forbid Me 2:14

3-3 Mitch Miller And The Gang– The Yellow Rose Of Texas 3:02

3-4 Andy Williams– Butterfly 2:21

3-5 Marty Robbins– The Story Of My Life 2:30

3-6 Lloyd Price– Personality 2:35

3-7 Patti Page– Tennessee Waltz 3:02

3-8 Elvis Presley– Loving You 2:13

3-9 Bing Crosby– True Love 3:01

3-10 Archie Bleyer– Hernando's Hideaway 2:34

3-11 Ivory Joe Hunter– Since I Met You Baby 2:42

3-12 Jane Morgan– The Day The Rains Came 2:58

3-13 Frankie Avalon– Venus 2:20

3-14 Billy Vaughn– La Paloma 2:27

3-15 Harry Belafonte– Banana Boat Song 3:03

3-16 Kingston Trio– Tom Dooley 3:04

3-17 Ritchie Valens– Donna 2:27

3-18 Jim Lowe – Green Door 2:13

3-19 The Platters– The Great Pretender 2:39

3-20 Georgia Gibbs– Dance With Me Henry 2:18

4-1 Billy Vaughn– Sail Alon Silv'ry Moon 2:06

4-2 The Chordettes– No Wheels 2:30

4-3 Harry Belafonte– Jamaica Farewell 3:02

4-4 Johnny Cash– I Walk The Line 2:31

4-5 The Gaylords– Ma Ma Marie 1:57

4-6 Don Gibson– Blue Blue Day 1:53

4-7 Billy Vaughn– Raunchy 2:11

4-8 Dean Martin– That's Amore 3:06

4-9 Ivory Joe Hunter– Empty Arms 2:42

4-10 Perry Como– Juke Box Baby 2:10

4-11 Ricky Nelson – A Teenager's Romance 2:18

4-12 Mitchell Torok– Caribbean 2:24

4-13 Earl Grant– The End 2:17

4-14 Jim Reeves– Mexican Joe 2:37

4-15 Kalin Twins– Forget Me Not 2:23

4-16 Elvis Presley– Don't 2:49

4-17 Jimmie Rodgers – Honeycomb 2:14

4-18 Everly Brothers– All I Have To Do Is Dream 2:17

4-19 Pat Boone– Love Letters In The Sand 2:14

4-20 Hank Snow– I'm Moving On 2:48

5-1 Cliff Richard– Living Doll 2:37

5-2 Guy Mitchell– Singing The Blues 2:27

5-3 Pat Boone– Why Baby Why 1:59

5-4 Johnny Cash– Get Rhythm 2:12

5-5 Elvis Presley– I Want To Be Free 2:13

5-6 The Chordettes– Lollipop 2:08

5-7 Conway Twitty– Heavenly 2:27

5-8 Harry Belafonte– Will His Love Be Like His Rum 2:32

5-9 Paul Anka– I Love You Baby 2:09

5-10 Buddy Holly– Heartbeat 2:08

5-11 Ricky Nelson – Poor Little Fool 2:31

5-12 Jim Reeves– Billy Bayou 2:04

5-13 Bobby Darin– Dream Lover 2:27

5-14 Doris Day– Everybody Loves A Lover 2:33

5-15 Ivory Joe Hunter– A Tear Fell 2:55

5-16 Jimmie Rodgers – Kisses Sweeter Than Wine 2:20

5-17 Marvin Rainwater– Baby Don't Go 2:07

5-18 Connie Francis– Who's Sorry Now 2:16

5-19 Perry Como– Magic Moments 2:40

5-20 Pat Boone– Sugar Moon 1:53

6-1 Conway Twitty– It's Only Make Believe 2:12

6-2 Cliff Richard– Travellin' Light 2:34

6-3 Johnny Preston– Running Bear 2:34

6-4 Fats Domino– Blueberry Hill 2:19

6-5 Eddie Fisher– Oh My Papa 3:05

6-6 Johnny Duncan – Last Train To San Fernando 2:27

6-7 The Chordettes– Mister Sandman 2:24

6-8 Pat Boone– Bernadine 2:09

6-9 Kingston Trio– Ruby Red 2:14

6-10 Buddy Holly– Everyday 2:06

6-11 Connie Francis– My Happiness 2:26

6-12 Don Gibson– Oh Lonesome Me 2:28

6-13 Elvis Presley– A Fool Such As I 2:33

6-14 The Fontane Sisters– Hearts Of Stone 2:03

6-15 Harry Belafonte– Come Back Liza 3:04

6-16 The Four Preps– Big Man 2:18

6-17 Jim Reeves– Yonder Comes A Sucker 2:32

6-18 Big Joe Turner– Corrine Corrina 2:52

6-19 Tennessee Ernie Ford– Sixteen Tons 2:35

6-20 Perry Como– Catch A Falling Star 2:28

7-1 Elvis Presley– I Want You, I Need You, I Love You 2:41

7-2 Marilyn Monroe– I Wanna Be Loved By You 2:58

7-3 Guy Mitchell– Crazy With Love 2:13

7-4 Emile Ford– What Do You Want To Make... 2:03

7-5 Tab Hunter– Red Sails In The Sunset 2:20

7-6 Frankie Laine– High Noon 2:38

7-7 Pat Boone– Remember You're Mine 2:16

7-8 Perry Como– Love Makes The World Go Round 2:50

7-9 Buddy Holly And The Crickets (2)– Think It Over 1:45

7-10 The Gaylords– Sweeter Than You 1:52

7-11 Harry Belafonte– Mama Look At Booboo 2:57

7-12 Fats Domino– Ain't That A Shame 2:24

7-13 Steve Lawrence – Pretty Blue Eyes 1:48

7-14 Edmundo Ros– Melody D'Amour 2:59

7-15 Dean Martin– Return To Me 2:41

7-16 Tony Bennett– In The Middle Of An Island 2:03

7-17 Jerry Keller– Here Comes Summer 2:06

7-18 The Teddy Bears– To Know Him Is To Love Him 2:21

7-19 Elvis Presley– Don't Be Cruel 2:03

7-20 Buddy Holly– Listen To Me 2:20

8-1 Harry Belafonte– Island In The Sun 3:22

8-2 Perry Como– Round And Round 2:32

8-3 Fats Domino– Valley Of Tears 1:49

8-4 Pat Boone– Chains Of Love 2:49

8-5 Dion & The Belmonts– A Teenager In Love 2:34

8-6 Shirley Bassey– Kiss Me Honey Honey Kiss Me 2:25

8-7 Paul Anka– Don't Gamble With Love 2:29

8-8 Elvis Presley– Have I Told You Lately That I Love You 2:32

8-9 Don Gibson– I Can't Stop Loving You 2:34

8-10 Johnny Horton– Whispering Pines 2:55

8-11 Perez Prado– Patricia 2:19

8-12 Buddy Holly– Words Of Love 1:53

8-13 Frankie Avalon– Teacher's Pet 2:02

8-14 Slim Dusty– A Pub With No Beer 2:57

8-15 Johnnie Ray– Such A Night 2:13

8-16 Sophia Loren– Bing Bang Bong 2:18

8-17 Marty Robbins– El Paso 4:23

8-18 Fats Domino– I Want To Walk You Home 2:17

8-19 Peggy Lee– Fever 3:17

8-20 John Buck And The Blazers*– Chi Chi 1:57

9-1 Pat Boone– April Love 2:40

9-2 Harry Belafonte– Coconut Woman 3:15

9-3 Buddy Holly– Maybe Baby 2:00

9-4 Paul Anka– That's Love 2:31

9-5 Marty Robbins– Stairway Of Love 2:09

9-6 Frankie Avalon– Oh La La La 2:31

9-7 Laurie London– He's Got The Whole World In His Hands 2:20

9-8 Mitch Miller– March Of The River Kwai 2:25

9-9 Perry Como– Mandolins In The Moonlight 2:42

9-10 The Diamonds– Little Darlin' 2:06

9-11 Ricky Nelson – Half Breed 2:02

9-12 The Drifters– There Goes My Baby 2:07

9-13 Bill Haley And His Comets– A B C Boogie 2:27

9-14 The Ames Brothers– Rockin' Shoes 1:53

9-15 Eddie Fisher– Cindy Oh Cindy 2:57

9-16 Kay Starr– Rock And Roll Waltz 2:56

9-17 Paul Anka– Put Your Head On My Shoulder 2:36

9-18 Buddy Holly– Look At Me 2:02

9-19 Pat Boone– A Wonderful Time Up There 2:06

9-20 Elvis Presley– Too Much 2:32

10-1 Paul Anka– What You've Done To Me 2:23

10-2 Elvis Presley– Doncha' Think It's Time 1:51

10-3 Johnny Horton– All For The Love Of A Girl 2:45

10-4 The Drifters– Drip Drop 2:27

10-5 Pat Boone– Good Rockin' Tonight 2:18

10-6 Little Richard– Send Me Some Lovin' 2:18

10-7 Doris Day– Choo Choo Train 2:19

10-8 Cliff Richard– I Gotta Know 2:26

10-9 Harry Belafonte– Matilda 3:11

10-10 Carl Dobkins Jr.– Love Is Everything 1:54

10-11 Wilbert Harrison– Kansas City 2:25

10-12 Paul Anka– You Are My Destiny 2:42

10-13 Ricky Nelson – Lonesome Town 2:12

10-14 Sam Cooke– You Send Me 2:42

10-15 Little Richard– Can't Believe You Wanna Leave 2:23

10-16 The Ames Brothers– Rag Mop 2:37

10-17 Frankie Avalon– Why 2:35

10-18 Perry Como– Moontalk 2:35

10-19 Buddy Holly– Peggy Sue Got Married 1:49

10-20 Barbara Evans– Souvenirs 1:57

Swingin' 50's - Vols 1-5

Swingin' 50's - Vols 6-10

Birds Do It, (Everything You Ever Wanted to Hear From 'Oswalt Kolle' and Other Sex-Education-Movies of the 1960's and 70's)

 

Genre/Style: Lounge, Rock & Roll, Big Band, Easy Listening

1 Jack Arel & Pierre Dutour– Following You 2:19

2 Uschi Moser– Sunny Honey 2:26

3 Heinz Kiessling– Feeling Young 2:30

4 Heinz Kiessling– Petra 3:28

5 Leon Paul-Phillips– Ealing Broadway 2:51

6 Kristian Schultze– Phrase / Overdrive 2:24

7 Maurice Pop– Rush Hour 3:04

8 Gerhard Heinz– Love, Love, Love 3:10

9 Leon Paul-Phillips– Way Out 2:42

10 John O'Brien-Docker– Sock It To Me 2:05

11 Peter Schirmann– Dokumentaristen 2:21

12 Gerhard Heinz– Look At Me 2:48

13 Gerhard Heinz– Swinging Singers 1:42

14 Peter Schirmann– Lagerfeuer 2:59

15 The Pierre Lavin Pop Band– Young And Poppy 2:53

16 Uschi Moser– Love, Je T'Aime L'Amour 2:52

17 Peter Thomas– Peter's Beat 2:11

18 Maurice Pop– Air Clipper 2:13

19 Horst Peter– Zärtlichkeiten 3:08

20 Jack Arel & Pierre Dutour– Pictures Of Summer 5:14

Birds Do It

Drink Up - Light Up! (Jazz Noire Tales Of Dope, Booze & Sleaze) - various artists - Rhythm & Blues, Score, Swing, Big Band, Boogie Woogie, Jump Blues, Rock & Roll

 

Disc 1

1 Wild Weed (1949 Film Intro) - Raoul Kraushaar 

2 You Go To My Head - Sarah Vaughan 

3 When I'm Low, I Get High - The Four Clefs 

4 The Man From Harlem - Cab Calloway 

5 Lead Me, Daddy, Straight To The Bar - Sam Price 

6 That Cat Is High - The Ink Spots 

7 Here Comes The Man With The Jive - Stuff Smith 

8 The 'G' Man Got The 'T' Man - Cee Pee Johnson 

9 I Need It Bad (Groove Juice) - Buddy Banks 

10 Juice Head Man Of MIne - Dinah Washington 

11 Beer Drinkin' Baby - Billy Valentine 

12 Jive I Like - Pearl Taylor 

13 Green Gin - Ernie Andrews 

14 Thirsty Mama Blues - Hot Lips Page 

15 Killin' Jive - The Cats & The Fiddle 

16 Who Put The Benzedrine In Mrs. Murphy's Ovaltine - Harry "The Hipster" Gibson 

17 Reefer Man - Cab Calloway 

18 Wine-O - Jack McVea 

19 Snuff Dippin' Mama - Johnny Moore's Three Blazers 

20 Buy Me Some Juice - Blue Lu Barker 

21 Sweet Marijuana Brown - Barney Bigard 

22 Reefer Head Woman - Buster Bennett 

23 Hootie's Ignorant Oil - Jay McShann 

24 When I'm In My Tea - Jo Jo Adams 

25 Juice Head Baby - Cootie Williams 

26 Stoned - Wardell Gray 

27 Reefer Madness (a.k.a. Tell Your Children) (1936 Film Close) - Abe Meyer 

Disc 2

1 D.O.A. (1950 film intro) - Dimitri Tiomkin 

2 Who Threw The Whiskey In The Well? - Doc Wheeler 

3 Bar Fly Blues - Jay McShann 

4 I Know Who Threw The Whiskey In The Well! - Bull Moose Jackson 

5 Stinkin’ Drunk - Gene Phillips 

6 Win-o - Pee Wee Crayton 

7 My Good Pott - Doc Pomus 

8 No Wine, No Women - Mr Google Eyes 

9 Drink Up - Light Up - Nelson Alexander 

10 Stinkin’ From Drinkin’ - Calvin Boze 

11 Joy Juice - Dinah Washington 

12 Sloppy Drunk - Walter Brown 

13 Knockin’ Myself Out - Helen Humes 

14 Sneaky Pete - Bull Moose Jackson 

15 When I Get Drunk - Eddie 'Cleanhead' Vinson 

16 I Should O’ Been Thinkin’ Instead Of Drinkin’ - Cootie Williams 

17 Port Wine Blues - Gene 'Honey Bear' Sedric 

18 Goofy Dust Blues - Little Willie Littlefield 

19 Rock And Rye - Jimmy McCracklin 

20 Whiskey Blues - Tom Archia 

21 Whiskey, Gin And Wine - Joe Liggins 

22 Serve Another Round - The Five Keys 

23 Drinking Blues - Wynonie Harris 

24 Red, Red Wine - Milt Buckner 

25 I Got Loaded - Earl Bostic 

26 Vaccinate Me, Baby - King Perry 

27 D.O.A. ('The Fisherman Sequence', 1950 Film) - Maxwell Davis 

28 The Man With The Golden Arm (1955 Film Intro) - Elmer Bernstein 

Drink Up - Light Up!

Chet Atkins – Trambone : The Nashville "A" Team Collection

 

The Chet Atkins Story, 1946-52

1-1 Chet Atkins– Guitar Blues (Pickin' The Blues)

1-2 Chet Atkins– I've Been Working On The Guitar

1-3 Chet Atkins– Hybrid Corn

1-4 Chet Atkins– Theme From "The Third Man"

1-5 Chet Atkins– Memphis Blues

1-6 Chet Atkins– Country Gentleman

1-7 Chet Atkins– City Slicker

1-8 Chet Atkins– Wildwood Flower

1-9 Chet Atkins– Red Wing

1-10 Chet Atkins– San Antonio Rose

1-11 Chet Atkins– Mr. Sandman

1-12 Chet Atkins With Hank Snow– Silver Bell

1-13 Chet Atkins– Ochi Chornya

1-14 Chet Atkins– The Poor People Of Paris (Jean's Song)

1-15 Chet Atkins With Hank Snow– New Spanish Two-Step

1-16 Chet Atkins– Trambone

1-17 Chet Atkins– Malaguena

1-18 Chet Atkins– Tiger Rag

1-19 Chet Atkins– Czardas

1-20 Chet Atkins– Armen's Theme

1-21 Chet Atkins– Boo Boo Stickbeat

1-22 Chet Atkins– I Know That You Know

1-23 Chet Atkins– Teensville

1-24 Chet Atkins– One Mint Julep

1-25 Chet Atkins– Night Train

1-26 Chet Atkins– Slinkey

1-27 Chet Atkins– The Streets Of Laredo

1-28 Chet Atkins– Theme From "The Dark At The Top Of The Stairs"

1-29 Chet Atkins– Hot Mocking Bird

1-30 Chet Atkins– Going Home

1-31 Chet Atkins– Man Of Mystery

1-32 Chet Atkins– Salty Dog Rag

1-33 Chet Atkins– Yellow Bird

1-34 Chet Atkins– Drown In My Own Tears

Sessions & Productions, 1950-62

2-1 Hank Williams– Cold Cold Heart

2-2 The Carlisles– No Help Wanted

2-3 Webb Pierce– There Stands The Glass

2-4 Eddy Arnold– Hep Cat Baby

2-5 Kitty Wells– Thou Shalt Not Steal

2-6 The Louvin Brothers– When I Stop Dreaming

2-7 Charline Arthur– Burn That Candle

2-8 Elvis Presley– Money Honey

2-9 Anita Carter– He's A Real Gone Guy

2-10 Dave Rich– Tuggin' On My Heart Strings

2-11 The Browns – I Heard The Bluebirds Sing

2-12 Melvin Endsley– I Like Your Kind Of Love

2-13 Janis Martin – Two Long Years

2-14 Jim Reeves– Four Walls

2-15 Jean Chapel– Oo-Ba La Baby

2-16 Don Gibson– Blue, Blue Day

2-17 'Nita, Rita & Ruby– (He Said Yeah) Baby You're The One

2-18 The Everly Brothers*– Wake Up Little Susie

2-19 Sammy Salvo– Say Yeah

2-20 Hank Locklin– It's A Little More Like Heaven

2-21 Autry Inman– Mary Nell

2-22 Johnnie & Jack*– Lonely Island Pearl

2-23 Roy Orbison– Almost Eighteen

2-24 Jack Clement– Edge Of Town

2-25 Floyd Robinson– Out Of Gas

2-26 Floyd Cramer– On The Rebound

2-27 Sonny James– Apache

2-28 John D. Loudermilk– Language Of Love

2-29 Jimmy Elledge– Funny How Time Slips Away

2-30 George Hamilton IV– If You Don't Know, I Ain't Gonna Tell You

2-31 Skeeter Davis– End Of The World

2-32 Roger Miller– Trouble On The Turnpike

2-33 Porter Wagoner– I've Enjoyed As Much Of This As I Can Stand

2-34 Bobby Bare– I'd Fight The World

Chet Atkins – Trambone

Mum's the Word....60 Fabulous Songs Your Mother Should Know by various artists

 

Tracklist
1-1    Paul Whiteman & His Orchestra*–    Your Mother And Mine
1-2    Eddy Arnold–    Mother's Prayer
1-3    Flatt & Scruggs–    Mother Prays Loud In Her Sleep
1-4    Bill Haley & His Comets*–    Teenager's Mother
1-5    Jimmie Rodgers –    Whisper Your Mother's Name
1-6    The Stanley Brothers–    Memories Of Mother
1-7    Al Jolson–    My Mammy
1-8    Hank Williams–    I Heard My Mother Praying For Me
1-9    Roy Acuff–    Mother's Prayers Guide Me
1-10    Nat King Cole–    Unforgettable
1-11    Roy Smeck–    My Mom
1-12    Lefty Frizzell–    Mom And Dad's Waltz
1-13    The Sons Of The Pioneers–    Gold Star Mother With Silvery Hair
1-14    George Formby–    Oh Dear Mother
1-15    Charlie Poole And The North Carolina Ramblers–    Write A Letter To My Mother
1-16    The Original Irish Boys–    Gentle Mother
1-17    Five Blind Boys Of Alabama–    Living On Mother's Prayer
1-18    Nina Simone–    My Baby Just Cares For Me
1-19    The Carter Family–    There's No One Like Mother To Me
1-20    Anne Shelton–    My Yiddishe Momme

2-1    Carmen Miranda–    Mama Yo Quiero
2-2    Eddy Arnold–    I Wouldn't Trade The Silver In My Mother's Hair
2-3    Frank Sinatra–    Young At Heart
2-4    Charlie Poole And The North Carolina Ramblers–    Mother's Last Farewell Kiss
2-5    Nat King Cole–    My Mother Told Me
2-6    Morton Downey–    I'll Always Be My Mother's Boy
2-7    Dean Martin–    Memories Are Made Of This
2-8    Peerless Quartette–    I Just Want A Girl Like The Girl That Married Dear Old Dad
2-9    Ella Fitzgerald–    Dream A Little Dream Of Me
2-10    Jim Reeves–    Have I Told You Lately That I Love You ?
2-11    Rosemary Clooney–    This Ole House
2-12    Roy Harvey And Leonard Copeland–    Mother's Waltz
2-13    Sammy Davis Jr.–    Someone To Watch Over Me
2-14    Paul Robeson–    Songs My Mother Taught Me
2-15    The Original Irish Boys–    Your Mother's Eyes
2-16    Bing Crosby–    You Are My Sunshine
2-17    Earl King–    A Mother's Love
2-18    Sister Rosetta Tharpe–    I Heard My Mother Call My Name
2-19    Arthur Tracy–    It's My Mother's Birthday Today
2-20    Al Jolson–    Remember Mother's Day

3-1    Bing Crosby–    My Mother's Waltz
3-2    Ella Fitzgerald–    The Nearness Of You
3-3    Elvis Presley–    Love Me Tender
3-4    Charlie Monroe's Boys–    Once I Had A Darlin' Mother
3-5    Nat King Cole–    Smoke Gets In Your Eyes
3-6    Dinah Washington–    Embraceable You
3-7    Little Richard–    Thinkin' 'Bout My Mother
3-8    Nina Simone–    Summertime
3-9    Vera Lynn–    This Is My Mother's Day
3-10    Ernest Tubb–    My Mother Must Have Been A Girl Like You
3-11    Jewel King–    I Broke My Mother's Rule
3-12    Judy Garland–    Over The Rainbow
3-13    John McCormack –    Mother My Dear
3-14    Arthur Tracy–    To Mother, With Love
3-15    Sammy Davis Jr.–    The Way You Look Tonight
3-16    Jeri Southern–    Ev'ry Time We Say Goodbye
3-17    Eddy Arnold–    That Wonderful Mother Of Mine
3-18    Frank Sinatra–    I Get A Kick Out Of You
3-19    The Pilgrim Travelers–    Mother Bowed
3-20    Bobby Breen–    M-O-T-H-E-R

 Mum's the Word...one...two...three

Various Artists – What A Wonderful World: Hits Of Yesteryear...popular hits from the 50's and 60's

 

An eclectic mix of popular and classic hits from the 50's and 60's covering rock and roll, jazz-pop, soul, popular, crooners, swing, calypso, reggae and lounge.

Tracklist
1-1    Carl Perkins–    Shake, Rattle And Roll
1-2    The Crickets –    Oh Boy!
1-3    Jerry Lee Lewis–    Great Balls Of Fire
1-4    Elvis Presley–    Suspicious Minds
1-5    The Crystals–    Da Doo Ron Ron
1-6    Neil Sedaka–    Oh! Carol
1-7    Del Shannon–    Runaway
1-8    The Isley Brothers–    Should (Part 1 & 2)
1-9    Ben E. King–    Stand By Me
1-10    The Drifters–    Under The Boardwalk
1-11    Dion –    The Wanderer
1-12    Everly Brothers–    Bye Bye Love
1-13    Chris Montez–    The More I See You
1-14    Bobby Darin–    Dream Lover
1-15    Paul Anka–    Put Your Head On My Shoulder
1-16    Bing Crosby–    Dream A Little Dream Of Me
1-17    Frank Sinatra–    When You're Smiling (The Whole World Smiles With You)
1-18    Bobby Vinton–    Blue Velvet
1-19    The Righteous Brothers–    Unchained Melody
1-20    Percy Sledge–    When A Man Loves A Woman
1-21    Rosemary Clooney With Perez Prado And His Orchestra–    Sway

2-1    Sammy Davis Jr.–    Mr Bojangles
2-2    Jimmy Durante–    As Times Go By
2-3    Doris Day–    Whatever Will Be, Will Be (Que Sera, Sera)
2-4    Buddy Greco–    One For My Baby
2-5    Charlie Rich–    The Most Beautiful Girl
2-6    Lesley Gore–    It's My Party
2-7    Mel Tormé–    I've Got You Under My Skin
2-8    Harold Melvin And The Blue Notes–    If You Don't Know Me By Now
2-9    Etta James–    At Last
2-10    Perry Como With Mitchell Ayres And His Orchestra–    Young At Heart
2-11    Ray Peterson With Shorty Rogers–    The Wonder Of You
2-12    Screamin' Jay Hawkins–    I Put A Spell On You
2-13    The Chordettes–    Lollipop
2-14    The Champs–    Tequila
2-15    Chuck Berry–    Johnny B. Goode
2-16    Johnny Nash–    I Can See Clearly Now
2-17    Mario Lanza–    O Sole Mio
2-18    Tony Bennett–    I Left My Heart In San Francisco
2-19    Johnny Ray & The Four Lads–    Cry
2-20    Harry Belafonte–    Banana Boat (Day-O)

 Wonderful World one Wonderful World two

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50’s Rock'n'Roll/Doo Wop Trio Johnny & The High Jives release ‘Teddy Boy Rock’

 

Birmingham, UK outfit Johnny & The High Jives recently released their first single "Teddy Boy Rock", a hot rockin' number that sounds straight out of the 1950's with a toe-tappin' beat, hot saxophone and enough jive to get you up and dancing from the first notes.

So who are these guys? Let founding member Jack Chetwynd tell the story:

"After playing in several rock/Mod/blues/soul bands over the years..and becoming slightly disillusioned with music, I decided to form a band playing the music that I first remembered hearing and loving as a child. The music that I learned to dance to in my Grandma’s front room and the music that inspired me to be a musician. The Everly Brothers, Chuck Berry, The Drifters, The Platters and Roy Orbison to name just a few.

Around 5 years ago, I enlisted my old Friends ‘Champagne’ Charlie (guitar) & Phil ‘The Count’ (Drums) And ‘Johnny & The High Jives was born.Since then, we have played gigs up and down the country, filling dance floors & making new friends as we go. To me, that is what music is all about. If we make people smile, laugh, dance & have a good time…then we’ve done our job! 

We have no burning ambitions/dreams in relation to our record, we just hope that people will give it a listen and enjoy what they hear."

 

Listen HERE

 

https://www.facebook.com/johnnyandthehighjives/ 

 

 

https://youtu.be/9XJIoKgo2_Q

new album release from Tammi Savoy and The Chris Casello Combo "That Rock 'N' Roll Rhythm!"

 

Tammi Savoy and The Chris Casello Combo are back, with their second release on Swelltune Records! Twelve killer mid-century rock 'n' roll tracks, released this October on compact disc and digital download. Tammi and Chris have everything your ears need... rockin', danceable tunes, a soft, tender ballad, and a hot instrumental.. all infused with the rhythm and blues flavor they're known for. Perfect for fans of powerful female vocals and masterfully crafted guitar licks.  That Rock 'N' Roll Rhythm! was recorded at Magic Basement Studio except "G'wan 'Bout Your Business" (an Annisteen Allen cover) which was recorded at Wat-Sun Studio (Dale Watson's studio) in Memphis, TN.

Tammi Savoy and guitarist Chris Casello perform Original 40's, 50's and 60's inspired music, early roots Rhythm and Blues, Jump Blues, Roots Rock & Roll, Rockabilly, Pure Rhythm and Roll!  Both are Ameripolitan Music Award winners.  Chris won the "Musician Of The Year" award in 2017 and Tammi took home the "Rockabilly Female Artist Of The Year" award in 2019. 

web:https://www.misstammisavoy.com/

http://www.chriscasello.com/ 

 

Marty's review: this second album release from Tammi Savoy and The Chris Casello Combo proves what a powerful combination these artists are. With the dynamic and thrilling vocal style from Tammi Savoy that is straight out of 50's rhythm and blues and the "rockingest" guitar of Mr.Chris Casello, this release is guaranteed to have you boppin', rollin', reelin' and rockin'. The recording techniques are what makes it special as the rawness and spontaneity harks back to the glorious 50's and 60's. A superb effort!

Billy Swan and Buzz Cason new release Billy & Buzz Sing Buddy...tribute to Buddy Holly

On Billy & Buzz Sing Buddy, the new album from Billy Swan and Buzz Cason, the Nashville music legends revisit the songs of one of their first musical heroes, pioneering rocker Buddy Holly.

“We both have a lot of love for Buddy Holly,” says Swan, who is best known for “I Can Help,” his 1974 No. 1 hit. “He was the real deal.”

The album, which was released by Arena Recordings on August 17, features 11 songs originally recorded by Holly, plus a song about Holly, “Thank You Buddy,” co-written by Cason and Swan. “We figured that would be a nice way to wrap up the album,” says Cason, who is most widely recognized as the co-writer of the pop and R&B standard, “Everlasting Love,” and the producer of Robert Knight’s original hit recording of the song.

Interestingly, both Cason and Swan have a connection to Holly’s old band, The Crickets. In the early 1960's, Cason co-wrote and produced The Cricket’s hit, “They Call Her La Bamba” before joining the band as lead singer for a year. The Crickets continued to make records over the decades, and in the mid-1990's, they covered a song written by Swan, “Betty Sue’s Still Breaking Jimmy Lee’s Heart.” Crickets drummer Jerry Allison even makes an appearance on Billy & Buzz Sing Buddy, contributing percussion to their cover of “Well...All Right.”

“I’m Lookin’ For Someone To Love” is slated to be the first single from Billy & Buzz Sing Buddy, and they have already posted their hilarious music video for the song to YouTube. Conceived by Cason and featuring a cameo by rockabilly guitar legend Scotty Moore, to whom the album is dedicated, the video was shot at various locations around Nashville including the Tennessee Central Railway Museum, Centennial Park, and Lower Broad.

website: https://www.arenarecordings.net

Marty's review: What can I say about this brilliant album, it's a classic! Whether you're a Buddy Holly fan or not (and who isn't), Billy and Buzz have done a superb job with their passionate renditions of these timeless songs. Buddy and The Crickets would certainly approve as will their legions of fans. 

Ed Cavin & The Blue Kings debut album release Street Joint... a new generation of Rockers!

”Street Joint” is the debut album from Swedish rockers Ed Cavin and The Blue Kings. It's filled with prime 50’s style rockin’ music delivered with that youthful enthusiasm just as it was back in the day. 16 tracks in all, fast paced rockers, mid-tempo boppers and a couple of slow numbers makes the album a treat. 

A selection of covers and original songs, although they sure have put their own mark on the covers, just listen to the Lightnin’ Hopkins song ”The Life I Used to Live” here turned into a SUN styled Rockabilly tune.

These youngsters made an immediate impact back in 2016 when they released a video for their version of the classic song ”Love Me” originally by The Phantom. As a result they got requests for gigs not only in Sweden but also around Europe, and they sure went down a storm when they hit the stages. In 2017 they released a limited edition 7” with the self-penned track ”Don’t Be Like That” and the aforementioned ”Love Me” on the flip side. It further spread word about the band around the globe, and the 7” is now almost sold out. Not bad for a couple of local teenagers from the Enviken area that barely had a drivers license when they started out. 

It is no doubt that this album will take the band to stages where they have never been before.

Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/edcavinbluekings

Marty's review: These young guys just ROCK and bring the house down on this their debut album. Sounding like they are coming straight out of the 1950's, the raw energy and talent comes across on this 16 tracker that will have you boppin', rollin', reelin' and rockin'!