VA - Atomic Platters, Cold War Music from the Golden Age of Homeland Security [2005] Vol.01- Vol.06

ATOMIC PLATTERS 

VA - Atomic Platters, Cold War Music from the Golden Age of Homeland Security [2005] Vol.01- Vol.05

This is just about the most amazing box set I've ever seen! The second I heard about it, I knew it was going to be good, but I wasn't prepared for just HOW GOOD. Not sure how many of you are familiar with Bear Family Records, but they're a German label who specialize in super elaborate, incredibly detailed and well-researched releases, especially box sets, running the gamut from the women of Sun Records to the Everly Brothers to Ernest Tubb to Perez Prado to Flatt And Scruggs and on and on. Always very expensive and often hard to get, but once you lay your eyes and ears on one of their releases you realize it was worth all the trouble and worth every penny. And never was it truer than with Atomic Platters.

This years in the works set is a five cd, DVD, hardcover book, box set collecting "Cold War Music From The Golden Age Of Homeland Security", 5 plus hours of fifties and sixties, rock and roll, R&B and soul, either warning us of the dangers of Communism and the impending atomic war, or more playfully using the A bomb and Uranium and Communism as metaphors for love and romance and partying ("You Hit Me Baby Like An Atom Bomb", "Atomic Baby", "Fujiyama Mama", "Uranium Rock", etc.). Scattered throughout are loads of civl defense spots, most appallingly naive and utterly ridiculous, there's Groucho Marx explaining that we have a good chance of surviving an atomic war, Art Linkletter warning us to not use the phone in case of an atomic attack, and lots of other misguided warnings and advice from Bob Hope, Tony Bennett, Fred MacMurray, Tom Lehrer, Pat Boone, Connie Francis, Don Pardo, Johnny Cash, Boris Karloff and lots more, as well as tons of bizarre civil defense dramatizations and creepy little Leave It To Beaver style vignettes.

Then there's the music, lots of favorites you've heard on other comps, but an amazing amount or material you've never heard (and probably never thought you'd hear) anywhere as well as totally obscure tracks from some not so obscure artists. Some of the more recognizable folks: Roy Acuff, The Sons Of The Pioneers, Peter Sellers and Spike Milligan, Bo Diddley, Dexter Gordon, The Louvin Brothers, Carl Perkins, Bing Crosby, Bill Haley, Doris Day, Hank Williams and more, but the lure is definitely the hundred or so other tracks, all catchy or bizarre or both, from a wild cast of one hit wonders.

As if that weren't enough, there is also a disc containing two full length spoken word records released in 1961, If The Bomb Falls and The Complacent Americans, both ridiculous and paranoid, laughable and goofy, but also sort of sad and creepy.... (Amazon)

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Track lists

Vol. 1

01 VA - Intro: CONELRAD Radio Alert "Real Thing" (1953) 0:54

02 Slim Gaillard Quartette - Atomic Cocktail (1945) 2:45

03 Fay Simmons - You Hit Me Baby Like an Atom Bomb (1954) 2:12

04 The Kavaliers - Get That Communist, Joe (1954) 2:06

05 Buchanan Brothers - Atomic Power (1946) 2:40

06 Groucho Marx - Civil Defense Spot: Excellent Chances (1953) 1:00

07 Amos Milburn - Atomic Baby (1950) 2:42

08 Doris Day - Tic, Tic, Tic (1949) 2:34

09 Five Stars - Atom Bomb Baby (1957) 2:17

10 Carson Robinson and His Pleasant Valley Boys - I'm No Communist (1952) 2:48

11 VA - Civil Defense Spot: How Much Time Do We Have (Keep Working) (1951) 1:00

12 Talbot Brothers of Bermuda - Atomic Nightmare (1957) 2:35

13 Skip Stanley - Satellite Baby (1956) 2:12

14 Wanda Jackson - Fujiyama Mama (1957) 2:13

15 Bill Haley and His Comets - Thirteen Women (And Only One Man in Town) (1954) 2:52

16 Bob Hope - Civil Defense Spot: Pattern of Survival (1953) 0:57

17 Luke the Drifter - No, No Joe (1950) 2:26

18 Hawkshaw Hawkins - When They Found the Atomic Power (1947) 2:48

19 Arthur Crudup - I'm Gonna Dig Myself a Hole (1951) 3:12

20 Josephine Premice - Leave de Atom Alone (1958) 3:33

21 Dennis James - Civil Defense Spot: $212 Fallout Shelter (1959) 1:01

22 Billy Chambers - Fallout Shelter (1962) 2:53

23 Sheldon Allman - Radioactive Mama (1960) 1:44

24 Teresa Brewer - Satellite (1958) 2:14

25 Walker Edmiston as Barky - I Dreamt I Saw Khrushchev (In a Pink Cadillac) (1962) 2:17

26 Art Linkletter - Civil Defense Spot: Don't Use The Phone! (1953) 0:28

27 Al Rex - Hydrogen Bomb (1959) 2:47

28 Jackie Doll and His Pickled Peppers - When They Drop the Atomic Bomb (1951) 2:39

29 Sir Lancelot - Atomic Energy (1947) 2:43

30 Homer Harris with Muddy Waters - Atomic Bomb Blues (1946) 2:29

31 Eddie Hill - I Changed My Mind (And I'll Go Home Again) (1954) 3:22

32 Lowell Blanchard with The Valley Trio - Jesus Hits Like an Atom Bomb (1950) 2:51

33 Floyd Tillmann - This Cold War with You (1949) 2:50

34 VA - Civil Defense Spot: Take the Step (Grandma's Pantry) (1953) 0:55

Vol. 2

01 VA - Civil Defense Spot: CONELRAD "Test Announcement" (1956) 1:16

02 Dick "Two Ton" Baker - Bert The Turtle (The Duck and Cover Song) (1953) 2:22

03 Sheldon Allman - Crawl Out Through the Fallout (1960) 2:20

04 Karl and Harty - When the Atom Bomb Fell (1946) 2:52

05 Jim Eanes - They Locked God Outside the Iron Curtain (1952) 2:39

06 Sammy Salvo - A Mushroom Cloud (1961) 1:56

07 Tony Bennett - Civil Defense Spot: Nuclear Attack (1959) 0:07

08 H-Bomb Ferguson and The Charlie Singleton Orchestra - Rock H-Bomb Rock (1952) 2:09

09 Roosevelt Sykes - Sputnik Baby (1957) 2:19

10 Sonny Russell - Fifty Megatons (1963) 2:18

11 Linda Hayes with The Red Callender Sextette - Atomic Baby (1953) 2:23

12 VA - Civil Defense Spot: Alert Today, Alive Tomorrow (1953) 0:19

13 Ray Anderson - Stalin Kicked the Bucket (1953) 2:36

14 Warren Smith - Uranium Rock (1958) 2:07

15 Louvin Brothers - The Great Atomic Power (1952) 2:45

16 Fred MacMurray - Civil Defense Spot: Family Fallout Shelter Booklet (1959) 0:15

17 Tommy James - The Commies Are Coming (1969) 5:26

18 Tom Lehrer - We'll All Go Together When We Go (1959) 5:23

19 Cuff Links - Guided Missiles (1956) 2:44

20 Ray Anderson and The Homefolks - Sputniks and Mutniks (1958) 2:06

21 VA - Civil Defense Spot: CONELRAD, Sounds Pretty Complicated (1953) 0:29

22 Goldwaters - Down in Havana (1964) 3:25

23 Marty Robbins - Ain't I Right (1966) 3:18

24 Commodores - Uranium (1955) 2:15

25 VA - Civil Defense Spot: Take the Step (Four Wheels to Survival) (1953) 0:54

26 Jack Holden and Frances Kay - The Fiery Bear (1950) 2:48

27 Crown City Four - Watch World War Three (On Pay TV) (1960) 2:13

28 Al Rogers with His Rocky Mountain Boys - The Hydrogen Bomb (1954) 2:20

29 Elton Britt and The Skytoppers - The Red We Want Is the Red We Got (1950) 2:19

30 Pat Boone - Civil Defense Spot: Warning Signals (1959) 0:21

31 Mike Fernandez with the Del Royals Orchestra - A Bomb Bop (1959) 2:06

32 Carl Mann - Satellite No. 2 (1958) 2:14

33 Mike and Bernie Winters - Fallout Shelter (1961) 2:31

34 Hank King with Bud Williams and His Smilin' Buddies - Your Atom Bomb Heart (1955) 2:43

35 VA - Civil Defense Spot: In Time of Emergency (Not Contagious) (1968) 1:02

Vol. 3

01 VA - Civil Defense Spot: How Much Time Do We Have (Disaster on a Big Scale) (1951) 1:01

02 Dr. Strangelove & The Fallouts - Love That Bomb (1964) 1:43

03 Glenn Barber - Atom Bomb (1955) 3:04

04 Elton Britt - Uranium Fever (1955) 2:19

05 Spencer and Spencer with the Sonia Pryor Choir - Russian Band Stand (1959) 1:46

06 Boris Karloff - Civil Defense Spot: Protect Your Home (1959) 0:23

07 Swan's Silvertone Singers - Jesus Is God's Atomic Bomb (1950) 2:36

08 Pilgrim Travelers - Jesus Hits Like the Atom Bomb (1951) 2:22

09 Sam Hinton - Old Man Atom (Talking Atomic Blues) (1950) 3:12

10 Sons of the Pioneers - Old Man Atom (1950) 3:11

11 Roy Acuff and His Smoky Mountain Boys - Advice to Joe (1951) 2:35

12 VA - Civil Defense Spot: In Time of Emergency (Take Notice of Fallout Shelter Signs) (1968) 1:00

13 Dore Alpert - Fallout Shelter (1962) 2:10

14 Fred Kirby - When That Hell Bomb Falls (1950) 2:36

15 Hal Block with Tony Borrello's Orchestra - The Senator McCarthy Blues (1954) 3:12

16 Ann-Margret - Thirteen Men (1962) 2:41

17 Mitzi Gaynor - Civil Defense Spot: 640-1240 (1959) 0:23

18 Buchanan Brothers and The Georgia Catamounts - There's a Power Greater Than Atomic (1947) 2:36

19 Louisiana Red - Red's Dream (1962) 2:46

20 Little Ceasar and The Red Callender Sextette - Atomic Love (1953) 2:58

21 Arthur "Guitar Boogie" Smith and His Cracker-Jacks - Mr. Stalin You're Eating Too High on the Hog (1950) 2:21

22 VA - Civil Defense Spot: Psychiatrist (Shelter Signs) (1965) 1:01

23 Spirit of Memphis Quartet - Atomic Telephone (1952) 2:37

24 Goons - A Russian Love Song (1957) 3:47

25 Red McCoy with The Sons of the Soil - Rock and Roll Atom (1959) 1:47

26 Red River Dave - There's a Star Spangled Banner Waving #2 (The Ballad of Francis Powers) (1960) 2:05

27 Howard Duff - Civil Defense Spot. Remember, 640-1240 (1959) 0:18

28 Mike Russo - Agnes (1963) 2:24

29 Bo Diddley - Mr. Khrushchev (1962) 3:04

30 Toni Fisher with Wayne Shanklin & Orchestra - West of the Wall (1962) 2:31

31 Christopher B. Cerf - (My) Fallout Filly (With the Atomic Kiss) (1961) 2:57

32 Jay Chevalier - Khrushchev and the Devil (1962) 1:44

33 Dexter Logan & Darrell Edwards - The Song of the Atom Bomb (1952) 2:46

34 Paul Weston & Sammy Kahn - Civil Defense March (Heads Up, America) (1957) 2:29

35 VA - Civil Defense Spot: In Time of Emergency (Brilliant Nuclear Flash) (1968) 1:00

Vol. 4

01 VA - Civil Defense Spot: How Much Time Do We Have (Fortress Main Street) (1951) 1:00

02 Billy Hughes and Rhythm Buckeroos - Atomic Sermon (1953) 2:55

03 Billy Hawk and His Buddies - The Death of Joe Stalin (Good Riddance) (1953) 3:05

04 Golden Gate Quartet - Atom and Evil (1947) 3:17

05 Tommy Duncan with The Ranger Trio - Relax and Take It Easy (1951) 3:00

06 Connie Francis - Civil Defense Spot: Be Prepared Today for Survival Tomorrow (1959) 0:18

07 Rudy Gaddis - Uranium Fever (1955) 2:47

08 Dude Martin and His Round-Up Gang - Atom Bomb Baby (1948) 2:55

09 Janet Greene - Poor Left Winger (1966) 3:25

10 Jimmie Driftwood - The Bear Flew Over the Ocean (1959) 2:14

11 VA - Civil Defense Spot: In Time of Emergency (Basic Supplies) (1968) 1:00

12 Dexter Gordon Quartet - Bikini (1947) 3:36

13 Red River Dave - The Trial of Francis Powers (1960) 2:37

14 Don Meecham with Viktor Jaanimets - An Open Letter to Mr. Khrushchev (1961) 2:40

15 Jewels - B. Bomb Baby (1956) 1:57

16 Bradley Kincaid - Brush the Dust from That Old Bible (1950) 2:34

17 Joni James - Civil Defense Spot: Every Living Thing (1959) 0:20

18 Al Barkle with The Tri-Tones - Sputnik II (1957) 2:00

19 Buchanan Brothers and The Georgia Catamounts - (When You See) Those Flying Saucers (1947) 2:20

20 Loy Clingman with Al Casey and The Arizona Hayriders - (Those Ole) Uranium Blues (1955) 2:45

21 Louvin Brothers - Weapon of Prayer (1951) 2:52

22 Don Pardo and Pedro Gonzalez-Gonzalez - Civil Defense Spot: Message from Mars (CONELRAD Jingle) (1953) 1:04

23 George McKelvey - My Radiation Baby (My Teenage Fallout Queen) (1964) 2:48

24 VA - H-Bomb 2:39

25 Charades - Hammers and Sickles (Make Very Poor Toys) (1966) 2:59

26 Jerry Engler and the Four Ekkos - Sputnik (Satellite Girl) (1957) 2:26

27 Johnny Cash - Civil Defense Spot: Help Ourselves (1959) 0:20

28 Harold Weakley - To Russia with Care (1966) 2:26

29 Bobby Marchan and The Clowns - Rockin' Behind the Iron Curtain (1959) 2:17

30 Prescott Reed - Russia, Russia (Lay That Missile Down) (1958) 2:10

31 Carl Perkins - Tennessee (1956) 3:03

32 Terry Preston - Let's Keep the Communists Out (1950) 2:14

33 Don Windle - The Iron Curtain Has Parted (1953) 3:06

34 Bing Crosby & Ken Carpenter - Stars for Defense Outro (1959) 1:11

Vol. 5
01 VA - If the Bomb Falls (Part 1) (1961) 12:41

02 VA - If the Bomb Falls (Part 2) (1961) 10:12

03 VA - The Complacent Americans (Part 1) (1961) 18:03

04 VA - The Complacent Americans (Part 2) (1961) 19:27

Vol. 6 DVD
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VA - The Backbeat Of Rock and Roll [2012] (3 x CD's)

BACKBEAT

VA - The Backbeat Of Rock and Roll [2012] (3 x CD's)

The Backbeat Of Rock and Roll' brings together the great songs that didn't need a sing-along chorus or a life-defining one liner in their lyrics. This wordless journey includes the infectious grooves and finger-popping hits that relied on twangy guitars, syncopated rhythms, all-consuming organs and honking brass stabs. Sure, there's the odd mention of 'Tequila' and the odd instructional dance move but in this 92 track compilation, it's the back beat that takes centre stage as the perfect follow up to Famous Flames' acclaimed 'First Rock and RollRecord' CD. This collection, compiled by Dave Henderson from Mojo Magazine, contains 94 tracks from the 1950s, the glory days of instrumental music, the very backbone of rock 'n' roll, the spine of RnB and primitive pop music. An almost wordless journey that traverses dirty rock 'n' roll, syncopated be-suited dance moves, the glory of twangy guitars, RnB shuffles, sleazy jazz shakedowns and truly inspirational music. Littered with chart topping hits from rock 'n' roll legends including Duane Eddy, Johnny And The Hurricanes, Link Wray, The Ventures and The Champs, the album features a procession of radio-friendly favourites including 'Raunchy', 'Wild Weekend', 'Bongo Rock', 'Madison Time', 'The Happy Organ' and 'Ooh Poo Pah Doo'. 'Backbeat..' is chock full of inspirational moments which includes buried treasures like the northern soul gem 'Gonzo' by James Brooker, The Dyna-Sores' 'Jungle Walk' and The Frantics' 'The Whip', Nothing short of essential.(Amazon)

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CD1

01 Link Wray - Rumble 2:27

02 Duane Eddy - Peter Gunn 2:24

03 Johnny And The Hurricanes - Buckeye 2:10

04 Champs - Tequila 2:15

05 Rockin' Rebels - Wild Weekend 2:17

06 Johnny Cannon - Big Shot 2:16

07 Preston Epps - Bongo Rock 2:09

08 Sandy Nelson - Teen Beat 2:24

09 Ventures - Walk Don't Run 2:04

10 Shadows - Apache 2:57

11 Duane Eddy - Rebel-Rouser 2:24

12 Johnny and the Hurricanes - Red River Rock 2:13

13 Gamblers - Moon Dawg! 2:17

14 tmospheres - The Fickle Chicken 2:02

15 Noble 'Thin Man' Watts - Hard Times (The Slop) 2:41

16 Red Prysock - Hand Clappin' 2:50

17 Fats Domino - Swanee River Hop 2:49

18 Bill Doggett - Honky Tonk parts 1 And 2 5:13

19 Bill Blacks Combo - Smokie Part 2 2:05

20 Bill Justis - Raunchy 2:21

21 Viscounts - Harlem Nocturne 2:23

22 Ramrods - Ghost Riders in the Sky 2:39

23 Rock A Teens - Woo Hoo 2:06

24 Fabulous Wailers - Tall Cool One 2:35

25 Lee Allen - Walkin' With Mr 2:28

26 Jimmy Forrest - Night Train 2:59

27 Bill Black's Combo - Don't Be Cruel 2:13

28 Ventures - Perfidia 2:04

29 Santo & Johnny - Sleep Walk 2:23

30 Sleepwalkers - Golden Mile 2:16

31 Chet Atkins - Teensville 2:13

CD2

01 Scotty Moore Trio - Have Guitar Will Travel 2:01

02 Bo Diddley - Mumblin' Guitar 2:51

03 Dyna-Sores - Jungle Walk 2:36

04 Freddie King - Hide away 2:37

05 Jimmy And The Night Hoppers - Cruising 2:15

06 Cozy Cole - Topsy Pt. I 3:22

07 Ray Bryant Combo - Madison Time, Pt. 1 3:07

08 Big Jay McNeely - Deacon's Hop 2:51

09 Lawson-Haggart Rockin' Band - The Stroll 2:58

10 Al Casey - The Stinger 1:42

11 Fireballs - Torquay 1:58

12 Royaltones - Poor Boy 2:21

13 Fabulous Fleerekkers - Green Jeans 2:28

14 Piltdown Men - MacDonald's Cave 2:25

15 Dave Baby Cortez - The Happy Organ 2:00

16 Casual-Aires - (What's The Word) Thunderbird 2:37

17 James Booker - Gonzo 2:31

18 Jessie Hill - Ooh Poo Pah Doo (Part 2) 2:19

19 Ray Charles - Rockhouse, (Pts 1 and 2) 3:53

20 Paul Gayten - The Hunch 2:45

21 Ernie Fields Orchestra - In the Mood 2:42

22 Sandy Nelson - Big Jump 1:58

23 Duane Eddy - Cannonball 1:58

24 Frantics - The Whip 1:50

25 Riptides - Machine Gun 2:07

26 Fireballs - Bulldog 2:12

27 Bill Haley & The Comets - Blue Comet Blues 2:25

28 Bert Weedon - Big Beat Boogie 1:56

29 Virtues - Guitar Boogie Shuffle 2:24

30 Duane Eddy - Some Kinda Earthquake 1:19

31 Link Wray & The Wraymen - Raw-Hide 2:07

CD3

01 Link Wray - The Swag 2:21

02 Duanne Eddy - Because They're Young 1:59

03 Sandy Nelson - Let There Be Drums 2:21

04 Dave Brubeck Quartet - Take Five 2:56

05 Mar-Keys - Last Night 2:41

07 Ray Charles - One Mint Julep 3:06

08 Floyd Cramer - On the Rebound 2:07

09 Sil Austin - Slow Walk 2:39

10 Bill Haley - Rudy's Rock 2:43

11 Arthur 'Guitar Boogie' Smith and His Cracker Jacks - Guitar Bustin' 2:25

12 Paul Revere & The Raiders - Like Long Hair 1:57

13 Little Walker - Juke 2:49

14 HB Barnum - Lost Love 2:25

15 Santo & Johnny - School Days 2:44

16 Islanders - Enchanted Sea 2:05

17 Atmospheres - Kabalo 2:03

18 Frogmen - Underwater 1:58

19 Dick Dale & The Del-Tones - Let's Go Trippin' 2:12

20 Bel-Airs - Mr. Motto 2:10

21 Paul Revere & The Raiders - Beatnik Sticks 1:53

22 Duane Eddy - Ramrod 1:42

23 Shadows - FBI 2:23

24 Outlaws - Husky Team 2:33

25 Moontrekkers - Night of the Vampire 2:49

26 Duals - Stick Shift 2:30

27 Tarantulas - Tarantula 2:08

28 Wild Cats - Gazachstahagen 2:22

29 Link Wray - Jack the Ripper 2:28

30 Arthur 'Guitar Boogie Smith' - Guitar Boogie 3:20

31 Outlaws - Tune of the Short Cowboys 2:37

32 Blue Men - Entry of the Globbotts 3:10

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VA - Atlantic Unearthed Soul Brothers & Soul Sisters [2006]

ATLANTIC

VA - Atlantic Unearthed Soul Brothers & Soul Sisters [2006] (2 x CDs)

BROTHERS - The golden era of American soul music in the 60s and early 70s is synonymous with the classic soul sides produced by an array of legendary performers for Atlantic Records during that momentous musical time. And, beyond all the immortal soul and R&B hits and top charting singles the label released over the years, there are treasure-filled vaults of tapes storing countless more historic recordings by a host of remarkable talents. Compiled by soul music historian David Nathan, this new collection gathers rarities many previously unissued literally unearthed from the venerable Atlantic Records archives featuring soul men who are among the genre's all-time greatest.

SISTERS - Atlantic Records was one of the country's leading record companies in rhythm & blues and soul music. Here, in collaboration with Rhino Records, 16 rare tunes are presented from artists like Aretha Franklin, Barbara Lewis, Margie Joseph, Doris Troy, The Sweet Inspirations, Jackie Moore, plus some rarely heard artists as well. Some of these songs have never made it past being only released on the original 45, and others have never been heard before, period. These songs come from about 1964-1973; one of the last of the golden ages at Atlantic. This disc runs about 50 minutes but is very enjoyable. Definitely worth hearing, because it's not something you'd hear every day. One listen to the whole thing, and you'd be asking why some of these songs never saw the light of day again...until now! (Amazon)

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01. Wilson Pickett – Can’t Stop a Man in Love (3:14)
02. Bobby Womack – How Does It Feel (2:23)
03. Sam & Dave – You Left the Water Running (3:04)
04. Arthur Conley – Rome (Wasn’t Built in a Day) (2:08)
05. Percy Wiggins – Book of Memories (2:37)
06. The Soul Clan – That’s How It Feels (3:37)
07. Otis Redding – I Love You More Than Words Can Say (2:55)
08. Percy Sledge – Baby, Baby, Baby (3:08)
09. James Carr – Hold On (3:00)
10. Otis Clay – Pouring Water on a Drowning Man (2:38)
11. Mighty Sam – Lovebones (3:07)
12. Darrell Banks – The Love of My Woman (2:54)
13. Walter Jackson – Coldest Days of My Life (4:37)
14. R.B. Greaves – Whiter Shade of Pale (3:46)
15. Carl Hall – Change With the Seasons (3:51)
16. Donny Hathaway – What a Woman Really Means (2:49)

Track list 2 Sisters

01. Aretha Franklin – My Way (4:05)
02. Margie Joseph – It’s Growing (3:20)
03. Patti LaBelle & The Blue Belles – (1-2-3-4-5-6-7) Count the Days (2:50)
04. Doris Troy – Please Little Angel (2:37)
05. Mary Wells – Hands Off My Baby (2:30)
06. Dee Dee Sharp – My Best Friend’s Man (2:51)
07. Dee Dee Warwick – Rescue Me (3:22)
08. Baby Washington – What Becomes of the Brokenhearted (3:09)
09. Irma Thomas – Full Time Woman (3:05)
10. Judy Clay – I Got to Love Somebody’s Baby (3:30)
11. Esther Phillips – Cheater Man (2:22)
12. Laura Lee – What a Man (2:57)
13. The Sweet Inspirations – Ain’t Nothing Gonna Change Me (3:33)
14. Jackie Moore – It Ain’t Who You Know (3:11)
15. Bettye Swann – I Ain’t That Easy to Lose (3:42)
16. Barbara Lewis – Thankful for What I Got (2:43)

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Woody Guthrie - My Dusty Road [2009] (4 X CD's)+Booklet

WOODY GUTHRIE

Woody Guthrie - My Dusty Road [2009] (4 x CD's) + Booklet

Woody's classic, mid-'40s recordings, sounding like you've never heard them before! These 54 tracks, including such classics as This Land Is Your Land; Pretty Boy Floyd; Hard Travelin'; Jesus Christ; Grand Coulee Dam, and Going down the Road (I Ain't Gonna Be Treated This Way), have been taken from newly discovered, original metal master's for the clearest sounding Guthrie recordings from any period, let alone the '40s. And those tracks also include six unreleased tunes, which will no doubt set folk historians and musicians the world over a-scurrying. It all comes packaged inside a replica of a vintage suitcase from the 1930s, with a 68-page, full-color book featuring extensive liner notes, rare photos, Woody's own lyric sheets and even facsimiles of his business card, a postcard to his wife and a booking card from the '40s. This set was made for you and me!
To a Guthrie fan, this collection is platinum on top of gold. The sound quality is pristine - it's like having Woody and his buddies in the room with you. The little suitcase is cute but it's what's inside that is so great; the book detailing the painstaking restoration of old metal masters and the discussions of each song in the collection. Even if you've heard these songs before, this collection is a new listening experience. (Amazon)

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CD1

01 Woody Guthrie - This Land Is Your Land 2:47

02 Woody Guthrie - Going Down the Road (I Ain't Gonna Be Treated This Way) 2:59

03 Woody Guthrie - Talking Sailor 3:09

04 Woody Guthrie - Philadelphia Lawyer 2:35

05 Woody Guthrie - Hard Travelin' 2:41

06 Woody Guthrie - Jesus Christ 2:44

07 Woody Guthrie - The Sinking of the Ruben James 3:29

08 Woody Guthrie - Pretty Boy Floyd 3:09

09 Woody Guthrie - Grand Coulee Dam 2:12

10 Woody Guthrie - Nine Hundred Miles 2:55

11 Woody Guthrie - Going Down the Road (I Ain't Gonna Be Treated This Way) 3:00

12 Woody Guthrie - My Daddy (Flies a Ship in the Sky) 2:36

13 Woody Guthrie - Bad Repetation 2:51

CD2

01 Woody Guthrie - Poor Boy 2:29

02 Woody Guthrie - Worried Man Blues 3:04

03 Woody Guthrie - A PictureFrom Life'sOther Side 3:08

04 Woody Guthrie - Buffalo Skinners 3:23

05 Woody Guthrie - Hard Ain't It Hard 2:43

06 Woody Guthrie - Stewball 3:30

07 Woody Guthrie - Stackolee 3:04

08 Woody Guthrie - Gypsy Davy 2:52

09 Woody Guthrie - Little Darling Pal of Mine 2:57

10 Woody Guthrie - What Did the Deep Sea Say? 3:02

11 Woody Guthrie - Chisholm Trail 2:39

12 Woody Guthrie - Put My Little Shoes Away 2:52

13 Woody Guthrie - Will You Miss Me When I'm Gone? 2:36

14 Woody Guthrie - John Henry 2:39

CD3

01 Woody Guthrie - I'm Gonna Join That One Big Union (You Gotta Go Down And Join The Union) 2:32

02 Woody Guthrie - Hangknot, Slipknot 2:35

03 Woody Guthrie - Gonna Roll The Union On 2:40

04 Woody Guthrie - The Ludlow Massacre 3:35

05 Woody Guthrie - Sally Don't You Grieve 2:26

06 Woody Guthrie - Harriet Tubman's Ballad (Part 1) 3:24

07 Woody Guthrie - Harriet Tubman's Ballad (Part 2) 3:12

08 Woody Guthrie - Tear The Fascists Down 2:10

09 Woody Guthrie - When The Yanks Go Marching In 2:45

10 Woody Guthrie - You Can Hear My Whistle Blow 2:26

11 Woody Guthrie - Union Burying Ground 3:08

12 Woody Guthrie - You Gotta Go Down And Join The Union 2:42

CD4

01 Woody Guthrie - Train Breakdown 2:34

02 Woody Guthrie - Do You Ever Think of Me 3:09

03 Woody Guthrie - Guitar Rag 2:22

04 Woody Guthrie - Square Dance Melody 3:53

05 Woody Guthrie - Guitar Breakdown 2:23

06 Woody Guthrie - Raincrow Hill 2:39

07 Woody Guthrie - Ain't Nobody's Business 2:45

08 Woody Guthrie - Stepstone 2:55

09 Woody Guthrie - Ezekial Saw the Wheel 2:45

10 Woody Guthrie - Bile Them Cabbage Down 2:49

11 Woody Guthrie - Danville Girl 3:46

12 Woody Guthrie - Guitar Blues 2:59

13 Woody Guthrie - Brown's Ferry Blues 2:49

14 Woody Guthrie - More Pretty Girls Than One 2:19

15 Woody Guthrie - Sonny's Flight 2:57

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VA - What A Scream, The Best Screams in Rock CD1+CD2

SCREAMS IN ROCK

VA - What A Scream, The Best Screams in Rock CD1+CD2 (A Butterboy Compilation)

Screaming is an extended vocal technique that is mostly popular in "aggressive" music genres such as heavy metal, punk rock, and noise music. In heavy metal, the related death growl vocal technique is also popular. Intensity, pitch and other characteristics vary between different genres and different vocalists. Rock and roll (before the advent of heavy metal and punk rock) employed occasional brief screaming bits. In the 1950s, one principal screamer was Little Richard, beginning with his "Tutti Frutti" (1955)."Love Me" was a screamer in parts for Elvis as well as "Any way You Want Me" just to name two from '56. And even earlier in '55 at Sun on numerous cuts like "Trying to get To You" Elvis used his scream. Elvis Presley also screamed some of the lyrics to Jailhouse Rock in its original 1957 recording, although recordings of live performances of the song in Presley's later career featured him strictly singing the words, probably due to him moving toward more mature songs.  By the 1960s, the first take of John Lennon's recording of "Twist and Shout" for Please Please Me was the only take, since Lennon's voice was torn up, partly by the screams that peppered the song. Lennon, inspired by Arthur Janov's Primal Scream therapy, screamed in his later songs "Mother" and "Well Well Well" on John Lennon/Plastic Ono Band. (Wikipedia)

Sometimes words are simply not enough in Rock. When rockers want to convey rage, frustration, pain, ecstasy and even joy, they will go for an ear-splitting scream.  They toss back their head throwing all caution to the wind for their precious and delicate larynx, and SCREAM. So, keep your earplugs nearby. Here are some of the great screams in Rock for your listening pleasure... Enjoy.

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Track Lists

CD1

01 James Brown - I Got You (I Feel Good) 2:49

02 Janis Joplin - Piece of My Heart 4:15

03 Pink Floyd - The Great Gig in the Sky 4:40

04 Who - Won't Get Fooled Again 8:30

05 Uriah Heep - July Morning 10:32

06 Screamin' Jay Hawkins - I Put a Spell on You 2:28

07 Nirvana - Where Did You Sleep Last Night 5:05

08 Joe Cocker - With a Little Help From My Friends 5:11

09 Beatles - Helter Skelter 4:29

10 Deep Purple - Child in Time 10:16

11 John Lennon - Mother 5:34

12 Led Zeppelin - Immigrant Song 2:23

13 Skid Row (feat. Sebastian Bach - I Remember You 5:14

14 Harry Nilsson - Jump Into the Fire 7:00

15 Prince - The Beautiful Ones 5:14

16 Wilson Pickett - Land of 1000 Dances 2:22

17 Edgar Winter - Tobacco Road 4:09

18 Iron Maiden - The Number of the Beast 4:51

19 Beatles - Twist and Shout 2:34

20 Led Zeppelin - Whole Lotta Love 5:34

21 Jimmy Barnes - Working Class Man 3:48

22 Hole - Violet 3:25

23 Tenacious; D - Master Exploder 2:24

24 Jeff Buckley - Mojo Pin 5:42

25 Doors - When the Music's Over 11:04

CD2

26 Guns 'n' Roses - Welcome to the Jungle 4:31

27 Aerosmith - Dream On 4:27

28 Little Richard     - Good Golly, Miss Molly 2:12

29 13th Floor Elevators - You're Gonna Miss Me 2:30

29 New York Dolls - Personality Crisis 3:50

31 Joe Cocker - When the Night Comes 4:48

32 Uriah Heep - Bird of Prey 4:05

33 James Brown - The Payback 7:39

34 Buffalo - Suzie Sunshine 2:53

35 U2 - Bad 5:51

36 Replacements - Bastards of Young 3:38

37 A-bones     - The Life of Riley 2:46

38 Beatles     - Revolution 3:25

39 Joan Jett And The Blackhearts - Cherry Bomb 2:33

40 Demons & Wizards - Fiddler on the Green 5:56

41 Northern Kings - Don't Bring Me Down 4:05

42 Arthur Brown & Vincent Crane - Faster Than the Speed of Light 7:57

43 Ohio Players - Love Rollercoaster 4:50

44 Pink Floyd - Careful With That Axe, Eugene (Single Version) 5:48

45 Beatles - Slow Down 2:56

46 AC/DC - Back in Black 4:08

47 Creedence Clearwater Revival - Travelin' Band 2:07

48 John Cale - Mercenaries Ready for War 8:42

49 Iggy Pop     - Tv Eye 4:10

50 Kirin J Callinan (feat Jimmy Barnes) - Big Enough 4:43

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VA - Blues Masters [2012] Volumes 01 - 17 (51 x CD's)

BLUES MASTERS

VA - Blues Masters [2012] Volumes 01 - 17 (51 x CD's)

This is a terrific Blues compilation that was sent to me by a friend. It is comprehensive and always rewarding.
Just look at the names below to see the scope of artist that appear on these 51 CD's spread over 17 Volumes. Enjoy!
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https://butterboycompilations.blogspot.com/2023/11/va-blues-masters-2012-51-x-cds.html

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        VA - Blues Masters Vol. 01 [2012]
        CD1: B.B. King
        CD2: Blind Willie Johnson, Tommy Johnson, Skip James
        CD3: Magic Sam, Jimmy McCracklin

        VA - Blues Masters Vol. 02 [2012]
        CD4: John Lee Hooker, Wynonie Harris
        CD5: Jimmy Reed, Otis Rush
        CD6: Johnny Guitar Watson, Big Joe Williams

        VA - Blues Masters Vol. 03 [2012]
        CD7: Muddy Waters, Junior Wells
        CD8: Big Bill Broonzy, Blind Blake
        CD9: Little Willie John, Smiley Lewis

        VA - Blues Masters Vol. 04 [2012]
        CD10: Robert Johnson
        CD11: Elmore James, Lonnie Johnson
        CD12: Bukka White, Josh White

        VA - Blues Masters Vol. 05 [2012]
        CD13: Howlin' Wolf
        CD14: Little Walter
        CD15: Richard Berry, Barbecue Bob

        VA - Blues Masters Vol. 03 [2012]
        CD16: Bo Diddley
        CD17: Percy Mayfield, Johnny Moore's Three Blazers
        CD18: Champion Jack Dupree, Cousin Joe

        VA - Blues Masters Vol 07. [2012]
        CD19: Buddy Guy, Arthur "Hardrock" Gunter, Slim Gaillard
        CD20: Memphis Minnie, Big Maybelle
        CD21: Leroy Carr & Scrapper Blackwell, Pee Wee Crayton

        VA - Blues Masters Vol. 08 [2012]
        CD22: Lightnin' Hopkins
        CD23: Roosevelt Sykes & Son House
        CD24: Snooks Eaglin & Sleepy John Estes

        VA - Blues Masters Vol. 09 [2012]
        CD25: T-Bone Walker & Jimmy Witherspoon
        CD26: Charley Patton & Snooky Pryor
        CD27: Lowell Fulson & The Four Blazes

        VA - Blues Masters Vol. 10 [2012]
        CD28: LeadBelly
        CD29: Professor Longhair & Junior Parker
        CD30: Alberta Hunter & Ivory Joe Hunter

        VA - Blues Masters Vol. 11 [2012]
        CD31: Bessie Smith
        CD32: Sonny Boy Williamson I & II
        CD33: Furry Lewis & Robert Lockwood Jr.

        VA - Blues Masters Vol. 12 [2012]
        CD34: Screamin' Jay Hawkins & Earl Hooker
        CD35: Big Joe Turner & Eddie Cleanhead Vinson
        CD36: Roy Milton & Amos Milburn

        VA - Blues Masters Vol. 13 [2012]
        CD37: Robert Nighthawk & Johnny Otis
        CD38: Clarence 'Gatemouth' Brown & Blue Lu Barker
        CD39: Big Maceo & Blind Willie McTell

        VA - Blues Masters Vol. 14 [2012]
        CD40: Mississippi Fred McDowell & Mississippi John Hurt
        CD41: Lightnin' Slim & J.B. Lenoir
        CD42: Jimmy Rushing & Tampa Red

        VA - Blues Masters Vol. 15 [2012]
        CD43: Big Mama Thornton & Sister Rosetta Tharpe
        CD44: Sunnyland Slim & Johnny Shines
        CD45: Huey 'Piano' Smith & Frankie Lee Sims

        VA - Blues Masters Vol. 16 [2012]
        CD46: Willie Dixon & Floyd Dixon
        CD47: Kokomo Arnold & Billy Boy Arnold
        CD48: Sonny Terry & Eddie Taylor

        VA - Blues Masters Vol. 17 [2012]
        CD49: Memphis Slim & Tommy McClennan
        CD50: Bobby 'Blue' Bland & Charles Brown
        CD51: Sippie Wallace & Peetie Wheatstraw

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Dr. John - Remembered CD1+CD2 R.I.P.

MALCOLM JOHN REBENNACK

Dr. John - Remembered CD1+CD2       R.I.P.

Dr. John passed away yesterday. R.I.P.   In memory...

 Dr John, the flamboyant New Orleans singer-pianist whose hoodoo-drenched music made him the summarising figure of the grand Crescent City R&B/rock 'n' roll tradition has died of a heart attack at age 77.

Malcolm John Rebennack (November 20, 1941 – June 6, 2019), better known by his stage name Dr. John, was an American singer and songwriter. His music combines blues, pop, jazz, boogie woogie and rock and roll. Active as a session musician since the late 1950s, he gained a following in the late 1960s after the release of his album Gris-Gris and his appearance at the Bath Festival of Blues and Progressive Music. He performed a lively, theatrical stage show inspired by medicine shows, Mardi Gras costumes and voodoo ceremonies. Rebennack recorded more than 20 albums and in 1973 produced a top-10 hit, "Right Place, Wrong Time". The winner of six Grammy Awards, Rebennack was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame by singer John Legend in March 2011.In May 2013, Rebennack received an honorary doctorate of fine arts from Tulane University.

Rebennack was born in New Orleans in 1941 of French heritage. Growing up in the Third Ward, he found early musical inspiration in the minstrel tunes sung by his grandfather and a number of aunts, uncles, sister and cousins who played piano. He did not take music lessons before his teens and endured only a short stint in choir before getting kicked out.  His father, the owner of an appliance store and record shop, exposed him as a young boy to jazz musicians King Oliver and Louis Armstrong, who later inspired his 2014 release, Ske-Dat-De-Dat: The Spirit of Satch. Throughout his adolescence his father's connections enabled him access to the recording rooms of rock artists, including Little Richard and Guitar Slim. He began to perform in New Orleans clubs, mainly on guitar, and played on stage with various local artists.

When he was about 13 years old, Rebennack met Professor Longhair. Impressed by the professor's flamboyant attire and striking musical style, Rebennack soon began performing with him, and began his life as a professional musician. At age 16 Rebennack was hired by Johnny Vincent as a producer at Ace Records. There, he gained experience working with many artists, including James Booker and Earl King. While a struggling student at Jesuit High School, he was already playing in night clubs, something the Jesuit fathers disapproved of. They told him to either stop playing in clubs or leave the school; he chose the latter, and from then on focused entirely on music.

In late 1950s New Orleans, Rebennack gigged with local bands including Mac Rebennack and the Skyliners, (Paul Staele/Dennis "Bootsie" Cuquet, drums; Earl Stanley, bass; Charlie Miller, trumpet; Charlie Maduell, sax; Roland "Stone" LeBlanc, vocals), Frankie Ford and the Thunderbirds, and Jerry Byrne and the Loafers. He had a regional hit with a Bo Diddley-influenced instrumental called "Storm Warning" on Rex Records in 1959. At A&R he and Charlie Miller recorded monophonic singles on 45s for Johnny Vincent and Joe Corona for local labels Ace, Ron, and Ric. He oversaw the rhythm section while Miller wrote the horn arrangements and headed up the horns. This continued until Miller moved to New York and to study music formally. Rebennack's career as a guitarist was stunted circa 1960, when his left ring finger was injured by a gunshot during an incident at a Jackson, Mississippi gig. After the injury, Rebennack concentrated on bass guitar before making piano his main instrument, developing a style influenced by Professor Longhair.  Rebennack became involved in illegal activities in New Orleans, using and selling narcotics and running a brothel. He was arrested on drug charges and sentenced to two years in a federal prison at Fort Worth, Texas. His sentence ended in 1965 and he left for Los Angeles. He moved to Los Angeles in 1965 where he became a "first call" session musician in the Los Angeles studio scene in the 1960s and 1970s and was part of the so-called "Wrecking Crew" stable of studio musicians. He provided backing for Sonny & Cher (and some of the incidental music for Cher's first film, Chastity), for Canned Heat on their albums Living the Blues (1968) and Future Blues (1970), and for Frank Zappa and the Mothers of Invention on Freak Out! (1966). (Wikipedia)

Mac Rebennack was a colourful and interesting character as was shown throughout his career. Here a few tracks to remember him by... R.I.P.  Dr.John

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01    Storm Warning    :03:20    1959
02    Gris-Gris Gumbo Ya Ya    :05:37    1968
03    I Walk on Guilded Splinters    :07:35    1968
04    Jump Sturdy    :02:21    1968
05    Mama Roux    :02:58    1968
06    Chippy, Chippy    :03:34    1970
07    What Comes Around (Goes Around)    :03:10    1970
08    Black John the Conqueror    :06:20    1971
09    Familiar Reality-Opening    :05:29    1971
10    Where Ya at Mule    :04:56    1971
11    Iko Iko    :04:03    1972
12    Junko Partner    :04:29    1972
13    Mess Around    :03:13    1972
14    She's Just a Square    :03:08    1972
15    Somebody Changed the Lock    :02:43    1972
16    Cold Cold Cold    :02:37    1973
17    Qualified    :04:48    1973
18    Right Place Wrong Time    :02:55    1973
19    Such a Night    :02:55    1973
20    Desitively Bonnaroo    :02:30    1974
21    Let's Make a Better World    :02:55    1974
22    Me-You=loneliness    :03:05    1974
23    R U 4 Real    :04:15    1974
24    Rain    :04:48    1978
25    Streetside    :06:02    1978

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26    I Thought I Heard New Orleans Say    :04:27    1979
27    Keep That Music Simple    :03:36    1979
28    Louisians Lullaby    :04:03    1979
29    Tango Palace    :04:22    1979
30    Candy    :05:33    1989
31    In a Sentimental Mood    :04:06    1989
32    Just Like a Mirror    :04:38    1989
33    Mean Cheatin' Woman    :04:42    1989
34    Shoo Ra    :04:14    1989
35    Careless Love    :04:10    1992
36    Goin' Home Tomorrow    :03:02    1992
37    Litanie Des Saints    :04:45    1992
38    Lissen    :04:30    1994
39    Same Day Service    :05:02    1994
40    Witchy Red    :04:16    1994
41    Georgianna    :03:47    2001
42    Holdin' Pattern    :04:45    2001
43    Imitation of Love    :04:41    2001
44    Litenin'    :03:29    2001
45    Monkey & Baboon    :07:46    2001
46    Take What I Can Get    :03:50    2001
47    Getwaway    :04:36    2012
48    Locked Down    :04:59    2012
49    My Children, My Angels    :05:07    2012
50    Revolution    :03:26    2012
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VA - Gumbo Magic (A Butterboy Compilation) CD1+CD2

CAJUN

VA - Gumbo Magic (A Butterboy Compilation) CD1+CD2

What is Gumbo?
Gumbo is often cited as an example of the melting-pot nature of Louisiana cooking where it is the most famous and, very likely, the most popular. It is a dish served with the correct amount of heat and spice that your mouth begins to water up when the dish is near you. You feel absolutely wonderful after consuming it and you are left wanting more. Gumbo crosses all class barriers, appearing on the tables of the poor as well as the wealthy.

These tracks have a variety of styles related to Creole, Cajun, Swamp Blues, Zydeco, Jazz Swing and Blues music.  I have posted this type of music here before but not made a compilation, so I hope it suits your palate.  First time Gumbo Cook. It consists primarily of a strongly flavored, roux-based Blues Rock, meaty flavour's and hint of chili. This version of Gumbo has no thickener added. Like the Gumbo dish it is served steaming hot and is flavoursome. Dig in and enjoy Gumbo Magic.

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CD1
01 Creole Zydeco Farmers - Creole Farmers Stomp 03:22 [1999]
02 Dave Bartholomew - Shrimp And Gumbo 02:06 [1956]
03 Beau Jocque - What Ya Gonna Do 05:39 [1998]
04 Nathan Abshire - Pine Grove Blues 02:55 [1968]
05 Clifton Chenier - Ti Na Na 03:11 [1976]
06 Flyin' Saucers Gumbo Special - Pichtraow Time 02:30 [2014]
07 Neville Brothers - Voo Doo 04:27 [1989]
08 Anders Osborne - Louisiana Gold :05:46 [2012]
09 Professor Longhair - Mardi Gras In New Orleans 02:57 [1974]
10 Buckwheat Zydeco - I'm On The Wonder 04:33 [1996]
11 Pacific Gas & Electric - Gumbo Jones 04:39 [1973]
12 Redbone - Crazy Cajun Cakewalk Band 03:09 [1970]
13 Lynn August - Lead Me On 03:47 [1993]
14 John Mayall - Gimme Some of That Gumbo 03:57 [2017]
15 Charlie McCoy & The United - Crawdaddy Stomp 03:00 [2017]
16 Fats Domino - Bad Luck And Trouble 02:42 [1968]
17 Jo-El Sonnier - Louisiana Blues 02:20 [1987]
18 Rockin' Dopsie Jr. & the Zydec - I'm Coming Home 05:18 [1998]
19 Huey 'Piano' Smith - Don't You Just Know It 02:32 [1958]
20 James Booker - African Gumbo 02:44 [1997]
21 Snooks Eaglin - Nine Pound Steel 05:33 [1994]
22 Albert Lee & Hogam's Heroes - Rad Gumbo 05:33 [2008]
23 Topsy Chapman And The Pros - Baby Won't You Please Come Home 05:05 [2001]
24 David Munyon - Louisiana Rain 05:00 [2009]
25 Tony Joe White - Gumbo John 04:16 [1998]

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26 Buckwheat Zydeco - Hey Joe 08:10 [1999]
27 Percy Mayfield - Louisiana 02:06 [1990]
28 James Andrews - Poop Ain't Gotta Scuffle No More 05:38 [1998]
29 Geno Delafose and French Rocki - Bye Bye Mon Neg 04:04 [1996]
30 Professor Longhair - Crawfish Fiesta 03:16 [1979]
31 Theryl De Clouet     - I Get Lifted 03:10 [2001]
32 C.J. Chenier - Clap Hands 03:48 [2011]
33 Flyin' Saucers Gumbo Special - Freeborn Man 04:37 [2014]
34 James Booker - One For The Highway 02:35 [1987]
35 Rockie Charles - Festis Believe in Justice 02:07 [1996]
36 Ry Cooder - Jesus On The Mainline 04:10 [1974]
37 Beausoleil - It's You I Love 03:37 [1987]
38 Eddie LeJeune - Grande Bosco 02:48 [1988]
39 Balfa Brothers - La Valse de Grand Bois 02:54 [1971]
40 Danny James - Boogie in the Mud 02:42 [1971]
41 Clifton Chenier - The Big Wheel 02:50 [1957]
42 Little Feat - Cajun Girl 07:58 [1988]
43 Johnny Adams & Aaron Neville - Never Alone 04:55 [1998]
44 J J Milteau - Gumbo 01:47 [2002]
45 Beausoleil - Blues ? Bebe 04:04 [2011]
46 Chris Jagger - Blow The Zydeco 04:24 [1994]
47 Street Rats - Louisiana 50 03:02 [2009]
48 Flyin' Saucers Gumbo Special - Don't Look Back 05:47 [2014]
49 Zachary Richard - Au Bord De Lac Bijou 04:42 [1996]
50 C.J. Chenier - We Gotta Have Peace 05:25 [2011]
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