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| Bobby Gay - Let's Dance / You're Nice re-issue condition VG+ |
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Record mart / Art | Single/EP | 6.00 € Käytetty |
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| Bobby Hendricks - Too Good To Be True 30 biisiä |
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Jukebox Records 2004 | CD | 17.00 € |
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| Bobby Lewis - Tossin' & Turnin' 18 tracks |
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Collectables 2005 | CD | 18.00 € |
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| Bobby Marchan - Booty Green 18 biisiä vuosilta 1960-1962 |
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Relic Records | CD | 17.00 € |
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| Bobby Marchan - Get Down With It - The Soul Sides 1963-67 Many of the biggest names in 1950s R&B and rock’n’roll enjoyed careers that sustained well into the soul era. Little Richard and Larry Williams both did, of course, as did Jackie Wilson, Solomon Burke and Joe Tex, who, let’s face it, didn’t really hit their stride until soul came along to reveal their full capabilities. You can also include Bobby Marchan in that number. The former front man of Huey “Piano” Smith’s Clowns was quick to embrace the coming changes in black American music, via a series of classic singles for Bobby Robinson’s Fire label that included, if not the first then certainly the finest version of, ‘There’s Something on Your Mind’ in 1960. As the decade progressed, Bobby got even more soulful. After leaving Fury he hooked up with Stax and then Dial Records, for whose boss and producer-in-chief, Buddy Killen, he recorded frequently, and always with splendid results. Many Killen-produced sessions ended up on Cameo, giving the Philadelphia label a welcome if unlikely foot in the door of the house that Southern Soul was building below the Mason-Dixon line. The recordings Bobby made between 1963 and 1967 found him recording at three of the premier locations for soul music: Stax and American in Memphis and FAME in Muscle Shoals. Almost all of his recordings of the period bear the stamp of those studios, and almost all are truly great. “Get Down With It” finally brings them all together in the same CD, and not before time. The floor-friendly 1964 title track, which Bobby’s friend Little Richard later revamped into a template for UK group Slade’s breakthrough chart-topper, is probably Marchan’s best-known track here (albeit not the biggest hit, surprisingly). Other strong uptempo highlights include the FAME-recorded groover ‘Funny Style’ and, from a later period, Bobby’s remake of ‘Rockin’ Pneumonia’ (now with added Boogaloo Flu!). We’re also delighted to finally premiere the remaining two unissued sides from Bobby’s second Volt session (after a mere 48-year delay) and feel that Marchan aficionados will get a huge belt out of his version of Paul Perryman/Clyde McPhatter’s ‘Just To Hold My Hand’, just as I did when I heard the tape for the first time not so long ago. Wonderful as these are, it’s the ballads that really bring the set home and underscore Marchan’s relevance and importance to 60s soul. He was simply born to sing songs such as Joe Tex’s ‘Meet Me In Church’ and Paul Kelly’s ‘There’s Something About My Baby’ over those sublime rhythms laid down in Muscle Shoals and Memphis. This music is simply timeless and it’s a pleasure to be able to have it all in one place for the first time ever. Some still believe that all there was to Bobby were his novelty hits with the Clowns. “Get Down With It” disproves any such notions immediately and confirms his standing as a true great of Southern Soul. By Tony Rounce (Ace Records) |
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Ace Records 2011 | CD | 17.00 € |
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| Bobby Marchan - Golden Classics 12 biisiä |
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Collectables | CD | 13.00 € |
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| Bobby Mitchell - I'm Gonna Be A Wheel Someday |
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Mr R&B Records | LP | 15.00 € |
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| Bobby Moore & The Rhythm Aces - Go Ahead And Burn 24 biisiä vuosilta 1966-1970 |
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RPM 2004 | CD | 18.00 € |
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| Bobby Peterson Quintet - Irresistible You - Piano Rock 25 tracks. Also featuring Big Al Downing and Bobby Parker |
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Relic Records | CD | 17.00 € |
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| Bobby Peterson Quintet - Piano Rock |
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V-Tone Records | LP | 13.00 € |
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| Bobby Sheen - Anthology 1958-1975 At last a Bobby Sheen anthology! Comprising recordings that stretch from Sheen’s debut lead vocal via his Phil Spector period to his final single, this sweeping collection covers a variety of styles that range from doo wop and the Wall of Sound to Northern and Southern soul. The earliest tracks here were cut by Bobby as the lead vocalist of the Robins, the group he joined as a 16 year-old in 1958. The influence of Clyde McPhatter is very evident on these sides, especially ‘Live Wire Suzy’ (a Belgian popcorn favourite) and the group’s lively take on ‘The White Cliffs Of Dover’. By 1962 Sheen was working with Spector, initially on a one-off 45 for Liberty Records. Sharing lead vocal duties with Darlene Love, he reached the Top 10 later that year with ‘Zip-A-Dee Doo-Dah’, released as by Bob B Soxx & the Blue Jeans on the producer’s Philles logo. He also contributed a soaring version of ‘The Bells Of St Mary’ to Spector’s classic “A Christmas Gift For You” LP. The McPhatter influence is still evident on ‘I Want You For My Sweetheart’ and ‘My Shoes Keep Walking Back To You’, released as a one-off single on the Dimension label in 1965. A contract with Capitol resulted in a handful of singles including the Northern Soul favourite ‘Dr Love’ (released in the UK in the now very collectable Capitol Discotheque ’66 series). This compilation also boasts two previously unissued Capitol sides: ‘Baby I’ll Come Right Away’ (the wonderful Ashford/Simpson song well-know to soul fans via Mary Love’s reading) and the slow blues ‘Don’t Pass Me By’. As the 60s came to a close, Bobby switched from his high tenor to a more contemporary lower register, cutting great tracks for Warner Bros in Muscle Shoals, Alabama with producers Clayton Ivey and Terry Woodford. His superb recordings of Philip Mitchell’s ‘Something New To Do’ (another Northern anthem) and ‘I May Not Be What You Want’ are among his best work. He sounds totally different again on ‘Don’t Make Me Do Wrong’. The Ivey/Woodford team also produced Bobby swansong single, issued on the Chelsea label in 1975. The performances collected here are proof that Bobby was a singer who deserved a much higher profile than he achieved. Despite his great looks, obvious talent and strong music business connections, he never registered a hit record in his own name. This CD redresses the balance and proves that all Bobby lacked was good luck. Years spent as a member of the Coasters kept him in work until his untimely death from pneumonia in November 2000. His son Charles has become the custodian of his father’s legacy and contributed the wonderful photographs that illustrate the CD’s accompanying booklet, which features an essay by Dennis Garvey built around exclusive interviews with many of Bobby’s friends and colleagues. By Simon White (Ace Records) |
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Ace Records 2010 | CD | 17.00 € |
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| Booboo Davis - Name Of The Game |
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Black & Tan Records 2008 | CD | 18.00 € |
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| Boogie Boy Harris & The Bloodshot Eyes - Boogie Boy Harris & The Bloodshot Eyes CDEP Harry from The Barnshakers |
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Boogie Boy Records 1995 | CD | 5.00 € |
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| Boogie Healers - F1rst Shot The band was founded by three rhythm`n`blues and rock`n`roll guys, Antti Ahlgren (guitar,vocal), Ari Toivonen (harp,sax) and Timo Järvinen (drums), in 1994. Joni Aven (bass) joined the band in 1995. Boogie Healers has toured rock and blues events and clubs with great success all over middle and southern Finland playing the rhythm`n`blues, rock, jump and soul in its unique way.Best way to describe the band`s music is that it makes you move! Our simple goal is to make people smile and have a good time - Jump Your Blues Away! |
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Boogie Healers 2006 | CD | 10.90 € |
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| Boogie Machine - Strange Things hyvä suomi R&B yhtye |
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Turbanium 1999 | CD | 15.00 € |
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| Booker T. And The M.G.s - Green Onions 12 tracks |
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Atlanctic | CD | 9.00 € |
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| Booker T. And The M.G.s - Green Onions Propelled by Booker T. Jones' smoky organ and the funky guitar bursts of Steve Cropper, "Green Onions"—the first chart-topper by Booker T. & The MG's—slithered across the 1962 airwaves, followed immediately by an album every bit as savory. Hot on the heels of that first MG's smash, here's a second helping, "Mo' Onions," as well as the exquisite pop delights of "Stranger On The Shore" and the unsurpassed after-hours smolder of "Behave Yourself." The original Green Onions LP by the peerless Booker T. & The MG's: exact reproduction available now from SUNDAZED on High-Definition Vinyl, mastered from the absolute vintage analog tapes, and so lip-smacking delicious it'll make you cry. |
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Sundazed Music 2002 | LP | 20.00 € |
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| Booker T. And The MGs - Stax Profiles 15 tracks |
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Universal Music 2006 | CD | 13.00 € |
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| Boppin' Pete & Big Bang - Thunder Moon |
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Fool Music 2002 | CD | 12.90 € |
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| Boppin' Pete & The Big Bang - Symphony No 451 CDEP |
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Fool Music | CD | 5.00 € |
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| Brenda Holloway - The Early Years - Rare Recordings 1962-1963 We’ve always known that Brenda Holloway was not your run-of-the-mill Motown diva. One of the imprint’s first signings from outside Detroit and its environs, Brenda grew up far from the frigid temperatures and blizzards that forged the harder-edged personalities and steely determination of Hitsville’s homegrown artists. This California girl exuded a sunny, laid-back persona light years from the fiery Ross or Reeves. Something else set Brenda apart. Her first Tamla release, ‘Every Little Bit Hurts’, and its subsequent LP spotlight a smooth, self-assured vocalist, oozing confidence and maturity that was clearly lacking in the early efforts of, say, the Supremes and the Marvelettes. Not quite 18, Brenda hit the spotlight with her artistry fully-developed, denying us the fun of hearing her fumble around in search of her style, an experience that makes the early waxings of Diana, Martha and Mary Wells so charming. What we didn’t know then was that Brenda had already served a prolific, two-year apprenticeship in the studios of L.A. A few of these early sides have leaked out over the years but now, thanks to Mick Patrick and the archaeologists at Ace, “The Early Years: Rare Recordings 1962-1963” offers an opportunity to witness Brenda cutting her teeth in a variety of styles. Think of it as “Meet Brenda Holloway”. Among the impossibly rare treasures: two doo-woppy demos believed to be the 15-year-old’s first crack at the mic, one (‘He’s Gone’) also the first recording evidence of the songwriting talent that eventually put ‘You’ve Made Me So Very Happy’ into the Great American Songbook. Brenda’s first release, ‘Hey Fool’, finds her rocking out with a radically tougher attitude than fans have heard before. Her obscure second single, ‘The Game Of Love’, a frothy girl-group confection, is here alongside more unheard demos, rare 45s and duets with three different male partners. On various songs, Brenda wails, belts, testifies and coos, trying on the styles of Tina Turner, Etta James, the Marvelettes, the Chantels and, of course, her idol Mary Wells. We also hear Brenda chiming in on background as a member of the Watesians, the Four J’s and the Carrolls (probably all the same group), and, most significantly, backing up her sister, the late, legendary Patrice, on ‘Do The Del Viking’, which the sisters wrote. The CD closes with the demo of ‘Every Little Bit Hurts’, presumably sung by Barbara Wilson to the same backing track as the eventual hit. When Brenda added her vocal to the song, she was more than ready for her shot at the big time. How great it is that we can now eavesdrop as she perfects that trademark emotional magic. Needless to say, the CD is accompanied by the traditional well-worth-the-price booklet with an essay on the tracks by Mr Patrick and photos that more than explain why a certain teenage boy was driven to a hormonal frenzy when I saw Brenda Holloway perform at the Apollo. Her Motown Anthology has long been a pleasure. This one feels like a privilege. by DENNIS GARVEY (Ace Records) |
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Ace Records 2009 | CD | 18.00 € |
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| Brian Setzer Orchestra - Songs From Lonely Avenue Rockabilly guitar-slinger, big band impresario, and all-around cool cat Brian Setzer takes a walk on the dark side with his film noir-inspired new album 'Songs From Lonely Avenue,' out October on Surfdog Records. With a propulsive rhythm, an ominous minor key, wickedly good instrumental solos and the familiar character of the Devil up to his old tricks, opening track "Trouble Train" sets the mood for the whole album (with echoes of that other great song about Lucifer, Charlie Daniels' "Devil Went Down to Georgia"). Throughout the rest of the album, thugs prowl the street, young couples dance the night away in New York, hearts are broken, and lives are taken, all over pitch-perfect melodies and arrangements. Comprising ten vocal tracks and three instrumentals, 'Songs from Lonely Avenue' marks the first time Setzer has written every track on an album. With all the scope of a Raymond Chandler novel or an Orson Welles film, it's his most ambitious project to date. And as he did on 2007's 'Wolfgang's Big Night Out,' Setzer recruited 87-year-old Frank Comstock, one of the most important and inventive arrangers of instrumental music of the last century, to score the horn arrangements. Comstock wrote music for many of the era's top artists, including Doris Day, Sonny Dunham, Benny Carter and Judy Garland (not to mention the "Rocky & Bullwinkle" theme!). Furthermore, the "New King Of Jingle Bell Rock" (Billboard) Brian Setzer and his 18-piece big band will kick off their seventh Christmas Extravaganza 27-date tour on November 20th in Detroit. From launching the rockabilly revolution with the Stray Cats to pioneering the swing revival with the Brian Setzer Orchestra, this Long Island-born innovator has earned his unique place in modern music by walking the line between conceptual discipline and balls-out rockin'. Setzer won three Grammy Awards (two for Best Pop Instrumental Performance for "Sleepwalk" from The Dirty Boogie in 1998 and "Caravan" from VaVoom in 2000, plus one for Best Pop Performance with "Jump, Jive an' Wail," also from The Dirty Boogie) by targeting that place where wild energy and visionary imagination intersect. |
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Surf Dog Records 2009 | CD | 17.00 € |
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| Brian Setzer Orchestra - Songs From Lonely Avenue LP+CD LP with CD: Rockabilly guitar-slinger, big band impresario, and all-around cool cat Brian Setzer takes a walk on the dark side with his film noir-inspired new album 'Songs From Lonely Avenue,' out October on Surfdog Records. With a propulsive rhythm, an ominous minor key, wickedly good instrumental solos and the familiar character of the Devil up to his old tricks, opening track "Trouble Train" sets the mood for the whole album (with echoes of that other great song about Lucifer, Charlie Daniels' "Devil Went Down to Georgia"). Throughout the rest of the album, thugs prowl the street, young couples dance the night away in New York, hearts are broken, and lives are taken, all over pitch-perfect melodies and arrangements. Comprising ten vocal tracks and three instrumentals, 'Songs from Lonely Avenue' marks the first time Setzer has written every track on an album. With all the scope of a Raymond Chandler novel or an Orson Welles film, it's his most ambitious project to date. And as he did on 2007's 'Wolfgang's Big Night Out,' Setzer recruited 87-year-old Frank Comstock, one of the most important and inventive arrangers of instrumental music of the last century, to score the horn arrangements. Comstock wrote music for many of the era's top artists, including Doris Day, Sonny Dunham, Benny Carter and Judy Garland (not to mention the "Rocky & Bullwinkle" theme!). Furthermore, the "New King Of Jingle Bell Rock" (Billboard) Brian Setzer and his 18-piece big band will kick off their seventh Christmas Extravaganza 27-date tour on November 20th in Detroit. From launching the rockabilly revolution with the Stray Cats to pioneering the swing revival with the Brian Setzer Orchestra, this Long Island-born innovator has earned his unique place in modern music by walking the line between conceptual discipline and balls-out rockin'. Setzer won three Grammy Awards (two for Best Pop Instrumental Performance for "Sleepwalk" from The Dirty Boogie in 1998 and "Caravan" from VaVoom in 2000, plus one for Best Pop Performance with "Jump, Jive an' Wail," also from The Dirty Boogie) by targeting that place where wild energy and visionary imagination intersect. |
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Surfdog Records 2009 | LP | 25.00 € |
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| Brian Setzer Orchestra - Vavoom ! 14 tracks |
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Interscope Records 2000 | CD | 12.00 € |
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| Brook Benton - A Rockin' Good Way Vol. 1 - The Singer |
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El Toro Records 2012 | CD | 17.00 € |
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| Brook Benton - A Rockin' Good Way Vol. 2 -The Songwriter |
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El Toro Records 2012 | CD | 17.00 € |
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| Brook Benton - Silky Soul Balladeer 10 tracks |
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Allegro Corporation 2006 | CD | 10.00 € |
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| Brother Bones & his Shadows - Globetrottin' With Bones 17 biisiä |
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Acrobat Music 2005 | CD | 13.00 € |
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| Bubber Johnson - Come Home 8 biisin MCD |
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King Records 1994 | CD | 10.00 € |
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| Buddy Guy - Damn Right, I've Got The Blues |
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Silvertone Records 1991 | CD | 10.00 € |
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| Buddy Guy - Living Proof 2LP Carrying 12 tracks on 3 sides, the fourth side is graced with a beautifully crafted 'etching' that is as much a pleasure for the eye as the other sides are for your ears! 180 grams audiophile vinyl 2010 Album Side D contains etching Grammy for Best Contemporary Blues Album 2010 |
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Jive Records 2010 | LP | 29.00 € |
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| Buddy Johnson & His Orchestra - Walk 'Em : The Decca Sessions |
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Ace Records 1996 | CD | 18.00 € |
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| Buddy Johnson And His Orchestra - I'll Dearly Love You 17 tracks |
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Jukebox Lil | LP | 15.00 € |
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| Buddy Johnson feat Ella Johnson - Jukebox Hits 1940-51 21 biisiä |
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Acrobat 2003 | CD | 12.00 € |
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| Bull Moose Jackson - Chronological 1945-47 22 biisiä |
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Classics Records 2003 | CD | 15.00 € |
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| Bullmoose Jackson - Bad Man Jackson 26 tracks. digisleeve |
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Proper 2004 | CD | 10.00 € |
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| Bullmoose Jackson - Chronological 1950-53 22 biisiä |
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Classics 2005 | CD | 15.00 € |
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| Cadets/The Jacks - Stranded In The Jungle One group - two names and a hell of a first compilation from the premier west coast doo wop group, who cut for Modern & RPM in the late 50s. |
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Ace Records 1994 | CD | 17.00 € |
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| Cadillacs - Rock Starting out as a street-corner harmony group on 131st Street in New York, the Cadillacs quickly discovered the teenage market and created wild, up-tempo jump tunes. Named for the car that everyone wanted, they made the music everyone wanted. This compilation includes one of the all-time greatest vocal group hits, 'Speedoo'. Still one of the songs that defines the Fifties! The Cadillacs made many records over ten years. Now all the finest recordings are gathered in one place in 'original master' sound quality. Fabulous rare photos from the golden era and a full length biography. This is the definitive Cadillacs package with everything that fans need to hear' and nothing they don't. 'Speedoo', 'Shock-A-Doo', and 'Zoom Boom Zing'. No gimmicks, no tricks. Just the best of the best ' the group that showed us how to rock. Now in crystal-clear sound from the original masters. |
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Bear Family 2008 | CD | 18.00 € |
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| Cadillacs - Zoom - The Josie Singles A's & B's 1954-1959 2CD Jasmine is proud to present the fantastic rockin' Doo Wop and ballads from one of the greatest groups of the era, The Cadillacs! This is the first time that their A & B sides of all the groups singles have been collected together and features such classic cuts as 'Speedo' and 'Gloria'. Fans of Doo Wop and especially The Coasters will enjoy this selection of witty songs from this fantastic vocal group. |
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Jasmine Records 2010 | CD | 13.00 € |
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| Calvin Boze - Choo, Choo's Bringing My Baby Home 19 tracks |
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Route 66 | LP | 15.00 € |
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| Calvin Boze - Complete Recordings 1945-1952 28 biisiä |
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Blue Moon 1997 | CD | 15.00 € |
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| Calvin Boze - Safronia B / I Got Loaded |
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Astra | Single/EP | 5.00 € |
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| Calvin Boze / Peppermint Harris - Safronia B / I Got Loaded red vinyl |
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Astra | Single/EP | 5.00 € |
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| Candye Kane - Superhero |
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Delta Groove Music 2009 | CD | 18.00 € |
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| Carl "Sherlock" Holmes - Investigation No. 1 |
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CRS Records | LP | 15.00 € |
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| Carl Sonny Leyland - A Chicago Session An informal session of blues, hot jazz and boogie woogie classics featuring the piano and vocals of Carl Sonny Leyland and the guitar of Joel Paterson |
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Ventrella Records 2008 | CD | 15.00 € |
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| Carl Sonny Leyland - Blues And Stomps |
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No Hit Records | LP | 15.00 € |
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| Carl Sonny Leyland - Farrish Street Jive Fantastic jump, swinging piano with trio and quartet backing him up. |
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Goofin Records 1998 | CD | 15.00 € |
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| Carl Sonny Leyland - Gin Mill Jazz boogie woogie and blues, ragtime and stomps |
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Piano Joys 2001 | CD | 17.00 € |
