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Monday, April 20, 2026

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!

Tuesday, January 27, 2026

American Roadsongs From Coast To Coast - 10 Disc various artists compilation - Boogie, Blues, Country, Hillbilly, Swing, Western

 

Traveling From Coast To Coast

1-1 Harry Adams– Arkansas Traveller 2:30

1-2 Martha Davis – Cincinnati 2:46

1-3 Roy Hawkins– Highway 59 2:34

1-4 Cliff Brunner*– That's What I Like About The South 3:04

1-5 Porky Freeman– Rollin' South 2:53

1-6 Gene Autry– It's Roundup Time 2:28

1-7 Hank Penny– Tobacco State Stomp 2:36

1-8 Fred Kirby – My Carolina Home 3:03

1-9 James "Texas Jim" Lewis– Missouri 1:58

1-10 The Light Crust Doughboys– Gulf Coast Blues 2:46

1-11 Mabel Scott– Right Around The Corner From Basin Street 2:37

1-12 Milton Brown – Down By The Ohio 2:49

1-13 The Prairie Ramblers– I've Got A Gal In Every State 2:49

1-14 Glenn Miller– Pennsylvania Six-Five Thousand 3:14

1-15 Roy Rogers – I'm Gonna Gallop New Mexico 2:28

1-16 Rubye Blevins– Montana Plains 2:52

1-17 Redd Steward*– When I'm In Indiana Home 2:40

1-18 Tennessee Ernie Ford– Philadelphia Lawyer 3:21

1-19 Young John Watson– Highway 60 2:24

1-20 Zeb Turner– Travelin' Boogie 2:37

Pan American

2-1 Annisteen Allen– Arkansas 2:47

2-2 The Louvin Brothers– Kentucky 2:39

2-3 Tennessee Ernie Ford– Cincinnati Dancing pig 2:49

2-4 Eddy Arnold– Texarkana Baby 2:42

2-5 Hank Penny– Jersey Bounce 2:42

2-6 The Hi-Flyers– Reno Street Blues 2:30

2-7 Jimmy Wilson – Big Town Jump 2:41

2-8 Georgia Brown – I Want To Go Back To Mexico 2:19

2-9 Clarence Garlow– Route 90 2:39

2-10 Lula Red– Going Back To Mexico 2:28

2-11 Julia Lee– Show Me Missouri Blues 3:01

2-12 Grandpa Jones– Happy Little Home In Arkansas 2:24

2-13 Claude Casey– Pine State Honky Tonk 2:24

2-14 Amos Milburn– Rocky Mountain 2:16

2-15 Louis Jordan– Salt Park West Virginia 2:52

2-16 Bill Haley– My Sweet Little Girl From Nevada 2:23

2-17 Roy Hogsed– Slow Train Through Arkansas 2:35

2-18 Milo Twins– Downtown Boogie 2:22

2-19 Carl Deacon Moore– Arkansas Boogie 2:20

2-20 Hawkshaw Hawkins– Pan American 2:56

Greetings From...

3-1 Elvis Presley– Blue Moon Of Kentucky 2:04

3-2 Ramblin Everett*– Cincinnati Woman 2:10

3-3 Johnny Rowland – Ohio Baby 2:09

3-4 Don Gibson– Carolina Breakdown 2:47

3-5 Red Foley– Kentucky Fox Chase 2:45

3-6 Rocky Rauch– Colorado Boogie 2:08

3-7 Slim Williams – Kentucky Highway 2:51

3-8 Jack Luker– My Smokey Mountain Gal 2:05

3-9 Roy Acuff– Wabash Cannonball 2:46

3-10 Amos Milburn– Birmingham Bounce 3:07

3-11 Ella Mae Morse– Tennessee Saturday Night 2:21

3-12 L.C. Williams– Louisiana Boogie 3:00

3-13 Johnny Bond– Cream Of Kentucky 2:47

3-14 Bull Moose Jackson– Cleveland Ohio Blues 2:52

3-15 The Blues Chasers– Birmingham Special 2:25

3-16 Marvin Wright*– Kentucky Home Boogie 2:04

3-17 Cowboy Copas– Kentucky Waltz 2:55

3-18 Bill Monroe– Blue Moon Of Kentucky 3:04

3-19 Billy O'Neal– Kentucky Blues 2:57

3-20 Red Foley– Giles County, Pulaski Post Office 3:13

Ridin' Down The Route 66

4-1 Nat King Cole– Route 66 2:56

4-2 Hank Harral– Fabulous Oklahoma 2:20

4-3 Nellie Lutcher– Chi-Chi-Chi-Chicago 3:00

4-4 Fats Domino– Detroit City Blues 2:27

4-5 Doye O'Dell– Okies In California 2:35

4-6 Paul Howard – Oklahoma City 2:31

4-7 Eddy Arnold– The Missouri Waltz 3:00

4-8 Hank Thompson– California Women 2:50

4-9 Glenn Miller– St. Louis Blues 3:42

4-10 Webb Pierce– California blues 2:58

4-11 Virgel Bozman– Blues For Oklahoma 2:28

4-12 The North Carolina Ramblers– Milwaukee Blues 3:07

4-13 Jimmy Wakely– Oklahoma Hills 2:49

4-14 Tin Ear Tanner– I Used To Work In Chicago 2:38

4-15 Dickie McBride– Tulsa Twist 2:30

4-16 Spade Cooley– Oklahoma Stomp 2:49

4-17 Jimmy Dorsey– Hollywood Pastime 2:57

4-18 Zeke Clements– Oklahoma Bound 2:37

4-19 Jack Guthrie– Oakie Boogie 2:38

4-20 Zeke Clements– Oklahoma Blues 2:37

Are You From Dixie?

5-1 The Delmore Brothers– Mobile Boogie 2:42

5-2 Stick McGhee– Southern Menu 3:03

5-3 Jimmy Liggins– Mississippi Boogie 2:42

5-4 Martin & Brown*– Sweet Georgia Brown 2:11

5-5 Percy Mayfield– Louisiana 2:03

5-6 Curley Williams– Georgia Boogie 2:55

5-7 Red Foley– Mississippi 2:25

5-8 Johnny Bond– Alabama Boogie Boy 2:52

5-9 Tommy Duncan– Mississippi River Blues 3:15

5-10 Jenks "Tex" Carman– Mississippi Valley Blues 2:25

5-11 Curtis Gordon– Mobile Alabama 1:55

5-12 Webb Pierce– Georgia Rag 2:00

5-13 The Louvin Brothers– Alabama 2:58

5-14 Hardrock Gunter– Birmingham Bounce 2:46

5-15 Tillman Franks– Hayride Boogie 2:42

5-16 Gene Autry– South Of The Border 2:50

5-17 Hank Penny– Alabama Jubilee 2:43

5-18 Hardrock Gunter– Dixieland Boogie 2:13

5-19 Harry Coates*– Louisiana Boogie 2:24

5-20 Blue Sky Boys– Are You From Dixie? 2:38

At The Tennessee Border

6-1 Red Foley– Tennessee Border#2 2:33

6-2 Tani Allen– Tennessee Jive 2:49

6-3 The Delmore Brothers– Tennessee Choo Choo 2:41

6-4 Georgia Yellow Hammers– Big Ball In Memphis 2:55

6-5 Jimmy Myers – Ding Dong Mama From Tennessee 2:14

6-6 Link Davis– Trucker From Tennessee 2:05

6-7 Red Foley– Night Trin To Memphis 2:41

6-8 R.D. Hendon– Music Making Mama From Memphis 2:18

6-9 Bonnie Lou– Tennessee Wig-Walk 2:32

6-10 Red Foley– Tennessee Saturday Night 2:36

6-11 Red Foley– Chattanooga Shoe Shine Boy 1:34

6-12 Billy Hughes– Tennessee Farm 2:00

6-13 Jeff Durham– Tennessee Boogie 2:36

6-14 Jimmy Work– Tennessee Border 1:55

6-15 Bull Moose Jackson– Memphis Gal 2:48

6-16 Jenks "Tex" Carman– Sunny Tennessee 3:17

6-17 Tommy Clayton – Tennessee Moon 2:40

6-18 Rex Allen– Pedro Gonzales Tennessee 2:33

6-19 Cowboy Copas– Tennessee Waltz 3:01

6-20 Bill Haley– Tennessee Border 2:35

Leaving Tennessee

7-1 Dude Martin– Tennessee Baby 2:22

7-2 Bumps Myers– Memphis Hop 2:20

7-3 Stick McGhee– Tennessee Waltz Blues 3:12

7-4 Rickey Riddle– Boogie Woogie Tennessee 2:31

7-5 The Kelleys– Leaving Tennessee 2:44

7-6 Jimmie Rodgers– In The Hills Of Tennessee 3:03

7-7 Moon Mullican– Nine Tenth Of Tennessee River 2:59

7-8 T. Texas Tyler– Ten-Ten-Tennessee Line 2:08

7-9 Dick Thomas – Tennessee Local 2:46

7-10 Bob Sandy– Music Making Mama From Memphis 2:18

7-11 Gene O'Quinn*– My Tennessee Talkin' Doll 2:17

7-12 Opal Jean– Tennessee Courtin' Time 2:17

7-13 Hoyt Scoggins– Tennessee Rock 2:01

7-14 Slim Williams – Tennessee Avenue 2:31

7-15 The Louvin Brothers– Tennessee Waltz 2:36

7-16 Shorty Long – Goodnight Cincinnati, Good Morning Tennessee 2:37

7-17 York Brothers– Tennessee Tango 2:46

7-18 Tommy Duncan– Chattanooga Shoe Shine Boy 2:36

7-19 Tennessee Ernie Ford– Tennessee Border 2:25

7-20 Zeb Turner– Chattanooga Boogie 2:36

T For Texas

8-1 Milton Brown – The Eyes Of Texas 3:08

8-2 Gene O'Quinn*– Texas Boogie 2:21

8-3 Patsy Montana– Deep In The Heart Of Texas 2:35

8-4 Rocky Mountain Boys– Down Texas Way 2:30

8-5 The Light Crust Doughboys– Texas Song Of Pride 2:34

8-6 Red River Dave– Yellow Rose Of Texas 2:34

8-7 Paul Howard – Texas Boogie 2:40

8-8 Ernest Tubb– There's A Little Bit Of Everything In Texas 2:58

8-9 Joan Brooks– Heading Back To Houston 2:32

8-10 Lloyd Glenn– Texas Man 2:50

8-11 Jim Boyd– Waxahachie 2:28

8-12 Tex Williams– I Got Texas In My Soul 2:57

8-13 Sheb Wooley– Goodbye Texas Hello Tennessee 2:13

8-14 Moon Mullican– I Left My Heart In Texas 2:46

8-15 Ozie Waters– I Can't Get Out Of Texas In My Dreams 2:54

8-16 Andy Parker – Texas Belle 2:43

8-17 Del Sharbutt– Never Ask A Man If He's From Texas 3:23

8-18 Steve Schulte – Texas Blues 2:03

8-19 Jimmie Rodgers– T For Texas 3:25

8-20 The Tune Wranglers– El Rancho Grande 2:55

Deep In The Heart Of Texas

9-1 The Tune Wranglers– Texas Sand 2:35

9-2 Freddy Dawson– Dallas Boogie 2:22

9-3 Dickie Jones – Houston Texas Blues 2:38

9-4 Gene Autry– Texas Plains 2:55

9-5 Moon Mullican– Alice From Dallas 2:45

9-6 Wayne Raney– Del Rio Boogie 2:45

9-7 Jean Davidson– Forth Worth Boogie 2:26

9-8 Bob Wills– San Antonio Rose 2:38

9-9 Billy Briggs– Amarillo Rose 2:30

9-10 Rosco Gordon– Just In From Texas 2:37

9-11 Dale Belmont– Gonna Go Back To Texas 2:29

9-12 Charlie Adams – Gee But It's Dry In Texas 2:18

9-13 Ernest Tubb– Yellow Rose Of Texas 2:23

9-14 Daily Durwood– East Dallas Dagger 2:25

9-15 The Cass County Boys– She That You're Born In Texas 2:35

9-16 Cliff Bruner– I Was A Gambler In Texas 2:55

9-17 Tex Russell– Texas Tornado 3:03

9-18 The Range Riders– Deep In The Heart Of Texas 1:55

9-19 Billy Oudeans– Texas On The Sleepy Rio Grande 3:03

9-20 Pee Wee Crayton– Texas Hop 2:54

Blue Hawaii

10-1 Jenks "Tex" Carman– Hillbilly Hula 2:49

10-2 The Sons Of The Pioneers– Hawaiian Lullaby 2:16

10-3 Tommy Durden– Hula Boogie 2:55

10-4 Dinah Shore– Far Away Places 3:30

10-5 Lani McIntire– Hula Chant 2:22

10-6 The Sons Of The Pioneers– Blue Hawaii 2:24

10-7 Hank Snow– On The Old Hawaiian Shore With You 3:12

10-8 Hank Penny– Hawaiian Honeymoon 2:48

10-9 Gene Autry– Blue Hawaii 3:13

10-10 Laurel & Miles– Sweet Hawaii 2:12

10-11 James Elmore And His Brothers– Hawaiian Boogie 2:15

10-12 Hank Snow– Bluebird Island 2:40

10-13 Lani McIntire– South Sea Moon 2:37

10-14 Bob Wills– 'Neath Hawaiian Palms 2:35

10-15 Cecil Campbell – Hawaiian Skies 2:48

10-16 The Tune Wranglers– Hawaiian Honeymoon 2:46

10-17 The Sons Of The Pioneers– Stars Above Hawaii 2:18

10-18 Jimmy Newman*– Dreamland Island 2:52

10-19 Bill Browning– Hula Rock 2:04

10-20 Chuck Miller – Hopahula Boogie 2:04


American Roadsongs From Coast To Coast - Discs 1-5

American Roadsongs From Coast To Coast - Discs 6-10


Tuesday, March 19, 2024

Selection Of Boogie Woogie - various artists compilation

 


1-02 Woody Herman– Pinetop's Blues

1-03 Count Basie– Hob Nail Boogie

1-04 Big Joe Turner– Boogie Woogie Country Girl

1-05 Pete Johnson's Orchestra– Half Tigh Boogie

1-06 Big Joe Turner With Pete Johnson– Wine-O-Baby Boogie

1-07 Lionel Hampton– Beulah's Sister's Boogie

1-08 Anita O'Day With Gene Krupa And His Orchestra– Boogie Blues

1-09 Count Basie– The Mad Boogie

1-10 Big Joe Turner With Pete Johnson– Baby, Won't You Marry Me

1-11 Lionel Hampton– Hamp's Walking Boogie

1-12 Count Basie– Wild Bill's Boogie

1-13 Glenn Miller– In The Mood

1-14 Earl Hines– Boogie Woogie on St. Louis Blues

1-15 Count Basie– Red Bank Boogie (G. I. Stomp)

1-16 The Count Basie Quartet– Boogie Woogie

1-17 Helen Humes With Buck Clayton With His All-Stars– Be Ba Ba Le Ba Boogie

1-18 Gene Krupa– Gene's Boogie


2-01 Lionel Hampton– Hamp's Boogie Woogie No 1

2-02 Albert Ammons And His Rhythm Kings– Jammin' The Boogie

2-03 Jay McShann's Trio– Vine Street Boogie

2-04 Edmond Hall Sextet With Eddie Heywood– Downtown Cafe Boogie

2-05 Woody Herman– Chip's Boogie Woogie

2-06 Count Basie– Basie Boogie

2-07 Bob Crosby– Honky Tonk Train Blues

2-08 Bob Zurke– Cow Cow Blues

2-09 Benny Goodman– Roll' Em

2-10 Slim Gaillard And His Orchestra– Dizzy's Boogie

2-11 The Milt Buckner Trio– Buck's Boogie Woogie

2-12 Jay McShann's Trio– Hold' Em, Hootie

2-13 Jimmy Rushing With Count Basie Orchestra– Boogie Woogie (I May Be Wrong)

2-14 Tommy Dorsey– Boogie Woogie

2-15 Nat King Cole– Central Avenue Breakdown

2-16 Lionel Hampton– Two Finger Boogie

2-17 Irene Daye With Gene Krupa And His Orchestra– Drum Boogie

2-18 The Andrews Sisters– Beat Me Daddy - Eight To The Bar


 Selection Of Boogie Woogie


Saturday, March 14, 2020

Boogie Woogie Stomp! ...various artists...original mono recordings from 1923-1941






  1. Boogie Woogie Stomp - Albert Ammons And His Rhythm Kings
  2. The Rocks - Clay Custer
  3. Fat Fanny Stomp - Jim Clarke
  4. Pinetop's Boogie Woogie - Pinetop Smith
  5. Honky Tonk Train Blues - Meade Lux Lewis
  6. Bear Cat Crawl - Meade Lux Lewis
  7. Yancey Special - Bob Crosby Orchestra
  8. Slow And Easy Blues - Jimmy Yancey
  9. Indian Boogie Woogie - Woody Herman Orchestra
  10. Chips' Boogie Woogie - Woody Herman's Four Chips
  11. Foot Pedal Boogie - Albert Ammons/Pete Johnson
  12. After Hours - Erskine Hawkins Orchestra
  13. Roll 'Em Pete - Joe Turner/Pete Johnson
  14. Boogie Woogie On St Louis Blues - Earl Hines And His Orchestra
  15. Chain 'Em Down - Blind LeRoy Garnett
  16. No Special Rider - Little Brother Montgomery
  17. Boo-Woo - Harry James And The Boogie Woogie Trio
  18. Roll 'Em - Benny Goodman Orchestra
  19. Cryin' In My Sleep - Jimmy Yancey
  20. Boogie Woogie - Tommy Dorsey Orchestra
  21. Boogie Woogie - Count Basie
  22. Boogie Woogie - Cleo Brown
  23. Wilkins Street Stomp - Speckled Red
  24. Vine Street Boogie - Jay McShann
  25. Boogie Woogie Prayer (Part 1) - Albert Ammons/Meade Lux Lewis/Pete Johnson
  26. Boogie Woogie Prayer (Part 2) - Albert Ammons/Meade Lux Lewis/Pete Johnson


                                            Boogie Woogie Stomp!
 

Sunday, January 5, 2014

The Andrews Sisters....22 classic tracks from the Golden Era of Swing Music



The Andrews Sisters were an American close harmony singing group of the swing and boogie woogie eras. The group consisted of three sisters: contralto LaVerne Sophia (July 6, 1911 – May 8, 1967), soprano Maxine Angelyn "Maxene" (January 3, 1916 – October 21, 1995), and mezzo-soprano Patricia Marie "Patty" (February 16, 1918 – January 30, 2013). Throughout their long career, the sisters sold well over 75 million records (the last official count released by MCA Records in the mid-1970s). Their 1941 hit "Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy" can be considered an early example of rhythm and blues or jump blues.

The Andrews Sisters' harmonies and songs are still influential today, and have been covered by entertainers such as Bette Midler, Christina Aguilera, and others. The group was inducted into the Vocal Group Hall of Fame in 1998. Writing for Bloomberg, Mark Schoifet said the sisters became the most popular female vocal group of the first half of the 20th century. They are still acclaimed widely today for their famous close harmonies.

This 22 track compilation contains classics like Shoo Shoo Baby, Rum and Coca Cola, Beat Me Daddy Eight to the Bar, Rhumboogie and Pennsylvania Polka.








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