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Friday, July 19, 2019

Swing This,Baby!....modern swing various artists compilation from Swing Time Magazine


The first compilation in the modern swing genre! Featuring the artists who have brought modern swing to the forefront of today's pop culture, this jam-packed set of soon-to-be nouveau classics boasts sizzling performances by Big Bad Voodoo Daddy, Cherry Poppin' Daddies, Brian Setzer Orchestra, Royal Crown Revue, Flying Neutrinos, Red and the Red Hots and more, and introduces Blue Plate Special with "Night Out."

Swing revivalists only occasionally play music that pays more than passing tribute to Ellington or Goodman. Instead their sounds range from big-band territory to jump blues and rockabilly. Swing This, Baby! surveys 15 of these groups, from platinum and gold sellers (the Brian Setzer Orchestra, the Cherry Poppin' Daddies, Big Bad Voodoo Daddy) to more obscure outfits such as the New Morty Show. Quality varies wildly, particularly in the area of vocals, but fans of the new stylists will dig this set. --Rickey Wright (Amazon review)

  1. Jumpin' Jack - Big Bad Voodoo Daddy
  2. Ding Dong Daddy Of The D-Car Line - Cherry Poppin' Daddies
  3. Night Out - Blue Plate Special
  4. (Everytime I Hear) That Mellow Saxophone - Brian Setzer Orchestra
  5. We Still Talk The Way Lovers Do - Johnny Favourite Swing Orhestra
  6. Datin' With No Dough (Live) - Royal Crown Revue
  7. Bill's Bounce - The Bill Elliot Swing Orchestra
  8. Rumpus Room Honeymoon - Steve Lucky And The Rhumba Bums
  9. Knockin' At Your Door - The New Morty Show
  10. Mr. Zoot Suit - Flying Neutrinos
  11. Pick Up The Phone - Swingerhead
  12. Black And White - Bellevue Cadillac
  13. We The Boys Will Rock Ya! - The Big Six
  14. Boogie Man - Red & The Red Hots

  15. Lost For Words - Crescent City Maulers








Saturday, July 6, 2019

Love Me Do, 50 Songs That Shaped The Beatles...various artists



This compilation looks at The Beatles' influences, including songs recorded by them. By acknowledging local heroes, standards, jazz, country, comedy and skiffle, as well as the better-known rock and roll and R'n'B influences, Love Me Do represents the full extent of the Beatles' musical tastes.