Roots Of Rockabilly 1950 Vol. 1 auf CD
Roots Of Rockabilly 1950 Vol. 1
Herkömmliche CD, die mit allen CD-Playern und Computerlaufwerken, aber auch mit den meisten SACD- oder Multiplayern abspielbar ist.
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- Label:
- Acrobat
- Aufnahmejahr ca.:
- 1950
- Artikelnummer:
- 3536205
- UPC/EAN:
- 0824046403324
- Erscheinungstermin:
- 6.6.2011
Product Information
As the years pass it becomes more difficult to disentangle truth from myth, but even as the half century is now upon us it is important to reassert the fact that rockabilly ? southern hillbilly rock ?n? roll ? didn?t fall out of a clear blue sky in July 1954 into a small Memphis recording studio. Elvis didn?t invent rockabilly any more than Louis Armstrong invented jazz or Hank Williams invented honky-tonk country music, but like them his charisma and innate showmanship allowed him to be the catalyst that introduced a previously unaware general public to a musical style that had been fermenting for several years. This new series from Acrobat Records has been devised to reveal the very sounds, both hits and obscurities, which served to fuel the Big Bang that occurred at Sam Phillips? Sun Studio in 1954-55 and will take us year-by-year to the birth of rockabilly and its acceptance by the mainstream in 1955 when Elvis was sold to RCA Victor and every label, both major and independent, scrambled to find their own local answer to the Presley phenomenon.
(acrobatmusic. net)
Disk 1 von 1 (CD)
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1 The Delmore Brothers: Blues Stay Away From Me
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2 Leon Payne: I'm a lone wolf
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3 "T" Texas Tyler: My bucket's got a hole in it
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4 Jimmie Skinner: You don't know my mind
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5 Clyde Moody: Six White Horses
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6 Hank Thompson: Humpty Dumpty Boogie
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7 Water Baby Blues
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8 Eddy Arnold: Cuddle Buggin' Baby
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9 Hank Snow & His Rainbow Ranch Boys: I'm Moving On
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10 Feudin' Boogie
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11 Bob Wills: Ida Red Likes To Boogie
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12 Hank Garland: Sugarfoot rag
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13 Red Foley: Birmingham bounce
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14 Hardrock Gunter & The Pebbles: Gonna Dance All Night
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15 Moon Mullican: Moon's tune
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16 Merle Travis: Dry bread
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17 Ain't Nobody's Business But My Own
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18 Bryant's Boogie
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19 Birthday Cake Boogie
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20 The York Brothers: Motor City Boogie
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21 Red Kirk: Lose Your Blues
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22 Webb Pirece & His Southern Valley Boys: Groovy Boogie Woogie Boy
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23 Arkie Shibley & His Mountain Dew Boys: Hot rod race
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24 Tommy's All Stars Duncan: All Star Boogie
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25 Little Jimmy Dickens: Hillbilly Fever
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26 Lefty Frizzell: If You've Got The Money (I've Got The Time)
