Don Woody: You're Barking Up The Wrong Tree
You're Barking Up The Wrong Tree
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- Label: Bear Family
- Erscheinungstermin: 29.3.2010
*** Digipack
Erste und einzige Kopplung dieser Rockabilly-Legende! Alle Aufnahmen, die Don Woody für Decca und Arco gemacht hat! Mit zwei unveröffentlichten Azetaten aus den Fünfzigern! Mit Bonus-Titeln, die Woody für Brenda Lee und Billy Eustis komponiert hat! Enthält großartige Gitarren-Soli von Grady Martin! Mit You're Barking Up The Wrong Tree, einem der größten Rock-Songs, der außerdem zu einem Standard während der Rockabilly-Revival-Jahre avancierte! Die Songs gibt es live zu hören, wenn Don im Mai 2010 im englischen Hemsby auftritt! Don sagt: Den Fans gefallen die Soundeffekte, die die Songs über all die Jahre am Leben hielten. Sie helfen zum Beispiel, wenn ich 'You're Barking Up The Wrong Tree' singe ' dann sorgen sie für das Gebell. -- Diese CD versammelt alle veröffentlichten Aufnahmen und Demos eines Mannes, der nur zwei kurze, aber unterhaltsame Karriereabschnitte verbuchen konnte. In den 50er-Jahren arbeiteteWoody als DiscJockey, der einige ausnehmend gute Songs komponiert hat, u. a. Brenda Lees ersten Hit. Dann überredete Decca ihn, sich selbst als Rockabilly-Sänger zu versuchen. Während des Rockabilly-Revivals in den Siebzigern wurde Woody wiederentdeckt und ist erst kürzlich auf die Bühne zurückgekehrt. -- Martin Hawkins erzählt im CD-Booklet Don Woodys faszinierende Geschichte; dazu gibt's unveröffentlichte Interviews und seltene Fotos.
The first and only compilation of music by a rockabilly legend! Contains every recording made by Don Woody for Decca and Arco! Hear two unissued 1950s acetates! Contains bonus tracks of songs written by Don Woody for Brenda Lee and Billy Eustis! Features the incredible guitar solos of Grady Martin! Includes You're Barking Up The Wrong Tree, one of the greatest original rockers and one of the foremost songs of the rockabilly revival years! Hear these songs live when Don appears at Hemsby, England, May 2010! Don says, -The fans seem to like the sound effects and that's partly what's kept the songs so popular all these years. They help me out now when I sing 'You're Barking Up The Wrong Tree' by doing the 'barking'.- -- This CD collects together all the commercial recordings and surviving demos of a man who has had two brief but entertaining careers in rock 'n' roll. In the 1950s DonWoody was a DJ who wrote some distinctively good songs. He penned Brenda Lee's first hit. Then Decca persuaded him to have a shot at being a rockabilly singer himself. During the 1970s rockabilly revival he was 'rediscovered' and recently he has started performing again. -- The CD booklet by Martin Hawkins tells the fascinating story of DonWoody, with unpublished interviews and rare photographs.
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The first and only compilation of music by a rockabilly legend! Contains every recording made by Don Woody for Decca and Arco! Hear two unissued 1950s acetates! Contains bonus tracks of songs written by Don Woody for Brenda Lee and Billy Eustis! Features the incredible guitar solos of Grady Martin! Includes You're Barking Up The Wrong Tree, one of the greatest original rockers and one of the foremost songs of the rockabilly revival years! Hear these songs live when Don appears at Hemsby, England, May 2010! Don says, -The fans seem to like the sound effects and that's partly what's kept the songs so popular all these years. They help me out now when I sing 'You're Barking Up The Wrong Tree' by doing the 'barking'.- -- This CD collects together all the commercial recordings and surviving demos of a man who has had two brief but entertaining careers in rock 'n' roll. In the 1950s DonWoody was a DJ who wrote some distinctively good songs. He penned Brenda Lee's first hit. Then Decca persuaded him to have a shot at being a rockabilly singer himself. During the 1970s rockabilly revival he was 'rediscovered' and recently he has started performing again. -- The CD booklet by Martin Hawkins tells the fascinating story of DonWoody, with unpublished interviews and rare photographs.
- Tracklisting
Disk 1 von 1 (CD)
- 1 You're Barking Up The Wrong Tree
- 2 Bird-Dog
- 3 Make Like A Rock And Roll
- 4 Morse Code
- 5 Hula Hula Girl
- 6 A Lesson In Love
- 7 Red Blooded American
- 8 Not I
- 9 A Lesson In Love (Arco Version)
- 10 Brenda Lee:Bigelow 6-200
- 11 Billy Eustis: The Rope