Jingle Bells 2:22
Boogie Woogie Santa Claus 3:02
Winter Wonderland 2:40
Blue Christmas 2:48
Santa Claus Is Back In Town 3:48
Baby It's Cold Outside (Duet With Ann Margret) 3:43
Nutcracker Suite 7:13
(Everybody's Waitin' For) The Man With The Bag 2:48
Sleigh Ride 2:40
So They Say It's Christmas 4:46
O Holy Night 4:49
The Amens 0:59
Ronnie Self– Ain't I'm A Dog 2:15
Joe Maphis And Larry Collins– Hurricane 2:09
Carl Perkins– Where The Rio De Rosa Flows 3:04
The Collins Kids– Party 1:36
Marty Robbins– Tennessee Toddy 3:15
Bobby Lord– Everybody's Rockin' But Me 2:09
Johnny Horton– The Woman I Need (Honky Tonky Mind) 2:12
Werly Fairburn– I'm Jealous 2:14
Link Wray– New Studio Blues 3:15
Ronnie Self– You're So Right For Me 2:03
Sid King & The Five Strings– Sag, Drag And Fall 2:17
Ersel Hickey– Goin' Down That Road 1:46
Derrell Felts– It's A Great Big Day 2:30
Commonwealth Jones– Who's Been Here? 3:30
Johnny Horton– Lover's Rock 2:34
Charlie Adams – Sugar Diet 2:05
The Collins Kids– Hop, Skip And Jump 1:52
Carl Perkins– Pointed Toe Shoes 2:00
Commonwealth Jones– Do Do Do 2:51
Billy Brown – Flip Out 2:28
Sid King & The Five Strings– Purr, Kitty Purr 3:05
Cliff Johnson– Go Away Houndog 2:08
Rose Maddox– Hey Little Dreamboat 2:55
Onie Wheeler– Goin' Back To The City 2:14
Billy Brown – Did We Have A Party 2:26
1 Nancy Sinatra– These Boots Are Made For Walkin' 2:43
2 Nancy Sinatra– Good Time Girl 3:23
3 Nancy Sinatra– Lightning's Girl 2:56
4 Nancy Sinatra– This Town 3:00
5 Nancy Sinatra– So Long Babe 3:04
6 Nancy Sinatra– Sugar Town 2:25
7 Nancy Sinatra– How Does That Grab You Darlin' 2:34
8 Nancy Sinatra– You Only Live Twice 2:57
9 Nancy Sinatra with Frank Sinatra– Somethin' Stupid 2:39
10 Nancy Sinatra with Lee Hazlewood– Jackson 2:49
11 Nancy Sinatra– Sorry 'Bout That 2:58
12 Nancy Sinatra with Lee Hazlewood– Summer Wine 3:42
13 Nancy Sinatra with Lee Hazlewood– Lady Bird 3:04
14 Nancy Sinatra with Lee Hazlewood– Some Velvet Morning 3:38
15 Nancy Sinatra with Lee Hazlewood– Sundown Sundown 2:36
16 Nancy Sinatra with Lee Hazlewood– Paris Summer 2:58
17 Nancy Sinatra– 100 Years 2:30
18 Nancy Sinatra with Lee Hazlewood– I've Been Down So Long (It Looks Like Up To Me) 2:50
19 Nancy Sinatra– Bang Bang (My Baby Shot Me Down) Featuring – Billy Strange 2:41
20 Nancy Sinatra– The Hungry Years 4:04
21 Nancy Sinatra– Barricades & Brickwalls 3:12
1-1 B Brown & His McVouts*– Good Woman Blues 2:36
1-2 Haskell Sadler & His Orchestra*– Gone For Good 2:10
1-3 Sidney Maiden & His Ramblers*– Hurry, Hurry, Baby 2:36
1-4 B Brown & His McVouts*– Mambo For Dancers 2:28
1-5 Sidney Maiden & His Ramblers*– Everything Is Wrong 3:04
1-6 Haskell Sadler & His Orchestra*– Do Right Mind 2:51
1-7 The Jayhawks – Counting My Teardrops 2:51
1-8 The Emanon "4"– Blues For Monday 2:28
1-9 The Emanon "4"– Oh! That Girl 2:31
1-10 The Jayhawks – The Devil's Cousin 2:24
1-11 Sheryl Crowley with James Curry & His Orchestra*– Just A Night Girl 2:43
1-12 James Curry & His Orchestra*– Still Longing For You 2:27
1-13 Sheryl Crowley & James Curry– I'll Be Seeing You 2:13
1-14 Lorenzo Holden & His Orchestra*– Walking Down Swing Street 2:48
1-15 James Curry & Orchestra– Please Baby 2:22
1-16 The Jayhawks – Don't Mind Dyin' 1:58
1-17 The Jayhawks – Stranded In The Jungle 2:48
1-18 James Curry & Orchestra– My Promise 2:18
1-19 Sheryl Crowley with Lorenzo Holden's Orchestra– My Devotion 2:43
1-20 The Jayhawks – My Only Darling 2:30
1-21 The Jayhawks – Love Train 2:24
1-22 Sheryl Crowley with Lorenzo Holden's Orchestra– It Ain't To Play With! 2:09
1-23 Maurice Simons & Orchestra*– Flashy 2:42
1-24 Maurice Simons & Orchestra*– Blue Light 3:05
1-25 Gus Jenkins & Orchestra*– You Told Me 2:55
1-26 Frank Patt & His Orchestra*– Gonna Hold On 2:15
1-27 Buddy Cypress & Orchestra*– Don't Forsake Me (Bop To De Lao) 2:12
1-28 Buddy Cypress & Orchestra*– I'm In Love With You 2:18
1-29 Frank Patt & His Orchestra*– You Going To Pay For It Baby 2:21
1-30 The Fabulous Preston Combo– Ohh-La-Cha-Cha 2:15
2-1 Judge Davis– Mr Boogie 2:04
2-2 Judge Davis– Can't Sleep At Night 2:59
2-3 Judge Davis– Sawmill Section 2:47
2-4 Mamie Jenkins with The Gus Jenkins Orchestra– Hambone 2:35
2-5 Mamie Jenkins with The Gus Jenkins Orchestra– Jump With Me Baby 2:29
2-6 Nip Roman & Orchestra*– Darling I Need You 2:50
2-7 Nip Roman & Orchestra*– With These Words 2:39
2-8 The Hornets – Crying Over You 2:33
2-9 The Hornets – Tango Moon 2:30
2-10 The Poets – Dead 2:06
2-11 The Poets – Vowels Of Love 1:56
2-12 Judge Davis– Explain Yourself 2:42
2-13 Paul Clifton– Ain't I Cried Enough 2:50
2-14 Mamie Perry with Gus Jenkins Orchestra– I'm Hurted 2:33
2-15 Mamie Perry with Gus Jenkins Orchestra– My Baby Waited Too Long 2:43
2-16 Frank Patt & His Orchestra*– I'm Your Slave Tk 2 3:14
2-17 The Cubans – You've Been Gone So Long 2:31
2-18 The Arrows with Paul Clifton's Band– Indian Bop Hop 2:43
2-19 The Arrows with Paul Clifton's Band– Annie Mae 2:00
2-20 The Cubans – Don't Go Baby 3:12
2-21 Frank Patt & His Orchestra*– Just A Minute Baby 3:00
2-22 Gus Jenkins & Orchestra*– Drift On 2:53
2-23 Frank Patt & His Orchestra*– Don't Have To Cry No More 2:47
2-24 The Cubans – You've Been Gone So Long 2:18
2-25 The Cubans – Oh Miss Dolly 2:05
2-26 The Cubans – Can't You See 2:12
2-27 The Cubans – Tell Me (Will You Ever Be Mine) 3:19
2-28 Paul Clifton– Are You Alright? 2:52
2-29 Frank Patt & His Orchestra*– I'm Your Slave Tk 1 2:19
2-30 Gus Jenkins & Orchestra*– Slow Down 1:58
1 The Blossoms– That's When The Tears Start 2:24
2 Darlene Love– Too Late To Say You're Sorry 2:22
3 The Blossoms– So Much Love 3:03
4 The Blossoms– The Gospel Truth 2:23
5 Dick Dale & The Del Tones*– King Of The Surf Guitar 2:05
6 The Blossoms With Eddie Beal's Orchestra*– No Other Love 2:27
7 Hal Blaine & The Young Cougars– The Drummer Plays For Me 2:25
8 The Blossoms– Good, Good Lovin' 2:44
9 Duane Eddy & The Rebelettes– Boss Guitar 2:26
10 The Blossoms– The Search Is Over 2:26
11 The Wildcats – 3625 Groovy Street 2:19
12 Darlene Love– Ooh-Wee Baby 3:11
13 Moose & The Pelicans– He's A Rebel 2:25
14 Al Casey & The K-C-Ettes– What Are We Gonna Do In ''64? 1:59
15 The Blossoms– Lover Boy 2:21
16 Barney Kessel– TV Commercials 2:18
17 Darlene Love– Let Him Walk Away 2:19
18 The Blossoms– I Gotta Tell It 2:20
19 The Blossoms– Something So Wrong 2:38
20 The Blossoms– Touchdown 2:11
21 Darlene Love– Mr. Fix-It 3:13
22 The Blossoms– Cherish What Is Dear To You (While It's Near To You) 2:34
23 Darlene Love– All Alone On Christmas 3:39
24 Darlene Love– A Change Is Gonna Come 4:34
Blue Jean Boppers - Shrink To Fit Volume 1:
1 The Vegas Valentinos– Woman (You're My Woman)
2 Steve Hooker– Jeannie With The Dark Blue Eyes
3 Dawghouse– Venus In Blue Jeans
4 Carlos Y Bandidos*– Devilene
5 Switchblade – Tight Blue Jeans
6 The Lennerockers– Five Jeans Jackets (Are Ready To Go)
7 The Arizona-H-Bombs– Levi's Jacket
8 The Polecats– Blue Jean Bop
9 Atomics – God's Blue Jeans
Cotton Pickin' Rockers - Shrink To Fit Vol.2:
1 Levi Dexter And Steve Hooker– Snake Eyed Mama
2 The Rizlaz– Between Here And There
3 Atomics – C'mon Everybody
4 GT Rockers– 10 Inch Cuffs
5 Roddy Radiation And The Bonediggers– Black Leather Jacket
6 Switchblade – Soul Of Denim
7 Darrel Higham & The Enforcers– Scratchin'
8 Johnny Legend– Rollin' The Rock
9 The Jooks Of Kent– Cotton Mill Rag
10 Steve Hooker– Cotton Pickin'
Bobby Vee's career began in the midst of tragedy. On February 3, 1959, "The Day the Music Died", three of the four headline acts in the line-up of the traveling Winter Dance Party, Buddy Holly, Ritchie Valens, and the Big Bopper, were killed in the crash of a V-tailed 1947 Beechcraft Bonanza airplane, along with the 21-year-old pilot, Roger Peterson. (Dion DiMucci, the fourth headliner, had opted to not travel on the plane.) It crashed near Clear Lake, Iowa, en route to the next show on the tour itinerary, in Moorhead, Minnesota. Vee, then 15 years old, and a hastily assembled band of Fargo schoolboys (including his older brother Bill) calling themselves The Shadows, volunteered for and were given the job of filling in for Holly and his band at the Moorhead engagement. Their performance there was a success and started Vee's career as a popular singer.
In 1963, Vee released a tribute album on Liberty Records called I Remember Buddy Holly. In the liner notes, he recalled Holly's influence on him and the events surrounding Holly's death, describing how he had looked forward to attending the concert, how the local radio station put out a call for local talent to fill after the disaster, and how Vee's recently organized group, modelled on Holly's style, had to make up a name (The Shadows) on the spot.
Vee became a star, and he performed regularly at Winter Dance Party memorial concerts in Clear Lake. His three sons, all musicians, performed with him there.
This 20 track compilation was released in 1995 on ERA Records..
Tracklist:
Flyin' High
Suzie Baby
Lonely Love
Love Must Have Passed Me By
It's Too Late
Laurie
Remember The Day
That'll Be The Day
Susie Q
White Silver Sands
Butterfly
Party Doll
Bye Bye Love
Wishing
Leave Me Alone
What'll I Do
Toy Soldier
Loco
Card Shark
Mindreader
Ripsaw Records is an American Roots Rock'n'Roll label specialising in Rockabilly, Rock'n'Roll, Hillbilly and Bluegrass, originally formed in 1976.
These compilations are a sample of their artists and releases.
1 Etta James– Tell Mama 2:18
2 Ike & Tina Turner– Mojo Queen 2:10
3 Sam & Dave– I Thank You 2:43
4 The Mar-Keys– Plantation Inn 2:35
5 Little Milton– We're Gonna Make It 2:36
6 Roger & The Gypsies– Pass The Hatchet 2:54
7 Eddie Floyd– I'll Take Her 2:32
8 Don Varner– Mojo Mama 2:36
9 The Knight Brothers – Temptation 'Bout To Get Me 3:20
10 O.V. Wright– Drowning On Dry Land 2:47
11 Erma Franklin– Light My Fire 2:37
12 James Carr– Pouring Water On A Drowning Man 2:37
13 Mavis Staples– A House Is Not A Home 4:25
14 Johnny Adams– Lonely Man 2:34
15 Irma Thomas– Long After Tonight Is Over 2:31
1 Laika & The Cosmonauts– Mission Impossible 2:10
2 Shig & Buzz– S.P.E.C.T.R.E. 2:23
3 Deadbolt– James Bond Theme / You Only Live Twice 3:08
4 The Tiki Tones– Traitor Vic 2:48
5 Forbidden Dimension– OperacÃon 69 1:58
6 Combustible Edison– A Shot In The Dark 2:19
7 Man Or Astro-Man?– Goldfinger 1:56
8 Seks Bomba– The Liquidator 2:13
9 Los Straitjackets– G-Man 3:16
10 The Huntington Cads– Mr. Midnight 2:00
11 The Neptunas– Double-O Seafoam 1:45
12 Huevos Rancheros– Smart Bomb 2:14
13 Hillbilly Soul Surfers– Peter Gunn's Hideaway 4:19
These six boys from the city of Brno (Czech Republic) had been rockin' together for more than a decade in a rock'n'roll revival band The Fireballs (CZ), learning the ins and outs of the genre from the masters like Bill Haley, Chuck Berry, The Treniers, Jimmy Cavello, Freddie Bell or The Big Six. After 10 years, they decided it was time to move into somewhat more demanding territory and formed a pure and authentic jiving combo called GONE HEPSVILLE.
They write their own songs, they arrange them in a ways that make them totally irresistible, but, most importantly, these cats are here to get you jumpin' on the dance floor like crazy. So you better get going, because everyone else has already gone.
Lotsa Rhythm is their debut album from 2014, with a generous 18 tracks of rockin' , jumpin' and swingin' tunes. Get hip!!
1 Lotsa Rhythm
2 Hip As I Can Be
3 Lazy Town
4 She Won't Shut Up
5 The Jump
6 Born 15 Minutes Late
7 I'm Gone Hepsville
8 I Ain't Crazy
9 Fake Out
10 3 A.M. Romance
11 Sweet Defeat
12 Surrendered
13 Rockin' Bug
14 When Mister Woogie Beats The Boogie
15 Hepsville Stroll
16 Trix On Trixon
17 True Fine Mama That Loves Me
18 I'm In Flames
1 The Fame Gang– Soul Feud 2:21
2 Blind Boys Of Alabama*– I Can See 3:17
3 Wilson Pickett– Save Me 2:35
4 Bettye Lavette– I Still Want To Be Your Baby (Take Me Like I Am) 3:43
5 Gregg Allman– My Only True Friend 6:16
6 Jason Isbell And The 400 Unit– Heart On A String 3:52
7 Otis Redding– You Left The Water Running 2:41
8 Arthur Alexander– You Better Move On 2:43
9 Eddie Hinton– Cover Me 2:52
10 Jimmy Hughes– I'm Qualified 2:59
11 Drive-By Truckers– Where The Devil Don't Stay 5:18
12 Johnnie Taylor– Walk Away With Me 4:48
13 James Govan– Take Me Just As I Am 3:09
14 Little Milton– Love Is A Gamble 3:42
15 The Swampers – Muscle Shoals Malmo Express 3:24
Sam & Dave were an American soul and R&B duo who performed together from 1961 until 1981. The tenor (higher) voice was Sam Moore (born 1935) and the baritone/tenor (lower) voice was Dave Prater (1937–1988).
Nicknamed "Double Dynamite", "The Sultans of Sweat", and "The Dynamic Duo" for their gritty, gospel-infused performances, Sam & Dave are considered one of the greatest live acts of the 1960s. Many subsequent musicians have named them as an influence, including Bruce Springsteen, Al Green, Tom Petty, Phil Collins, Michael Jackson, Steve Van Zandt, Elvis Costello, The Jam, Teddy Pendergrass, Billy Joel, and Steve Winwood. The Blues Brothers, who helped create a resurgence of popularity for soul, R&B, and blues in the 1980s, were influenced by Sam & Dave – their biggest hit was a cover of "Soul Man", and their act and stage show contained many homages to the duo.
The Soul Men LP (October 1967) was Sam & Dave's third Stax LP (R&B #5/Pop #68). Musicologist Rob Bowman called Soul Men "One of the greatest soul music albums of all time." "Don't Knock It" from the LP was released as a single in France, but other songs were not released as U.S. singles due to the long run by "Soul Man" on the Pop charts (15 weeks), by which time "I Thank You/Wrap It Up" was ready for release. "May I Baby", the B-side of "Soul Man", is also regarded as a classic song on the LP by Whitburn's "Top Pop Singles" guide, and was a popular live song performed frequently by Sam & Dave.
1 Soul Man
2 May I Baby
3 Broke Down Piece Of Man
4 Let It Be Me
5 Hold It Baby
6 I'm With You
7 Don't Knock It
8 Just Keep Holding On
9 The Good Runs The Bad Way
10 Rich Kind Of Poverty
11 I've Seen What Loneliness Can Do
1-1 Hank Williams– Hey Good Lookin'
1-2 Hank Williams– Jambalaya (On The Bayou)
1-3 Eddie Cochran– Summertime Blues
1-4 Eddie Cochran– C’Mon Everybody
1-5 Everly Brothers– Wake Up Little Suzie
1-6 Everly Brothers– Bird Dog
1-7 Jerry Lee Lewis– Great Balls Of Fire
1-8 Jerry Lee Lewis– Whole Lotta Shakin’ Goin’ On
1-9 Nat King Cole– Route 66
1-10 Nat King Cole– Smoke Gets In Your Eyes
1-11 Fats Waller– The Joint Is Jumping
1-12 Fats Waller– Ain’t Misbehavin'
1-13 Sticks McGhee*– Drinkin' Wine Spo-Dee-O-Dee
1-14 Little Walter– Little Walter
1-15 Bill Haley– See You Later Alligator
1-16 Bill Haley– Rock Around The Clock
1-17 Carl Perkins– Blue Suede Shoes
1-18 Carl Perkins– Matchbox
1-19 Elvis Presley– (Let's Have A) Party
1-20 Elvis Presley– Hot Dog
2-1 The Hawketts– Mardi Gras Gumbo
2-2 Shirley And Lee– Let The Good Times Roll
2-3 Chuck Berry– Too Much Monkey Business
2-4 Chuck Berry– Johnny B. Goode
2-5 Django Reinhardt– Swing 39
2-6 Django Reinhardt– Stompin’ At Decca
2-7 Ray Charles– Mess Around
2-8 Ray Charles– What I’d Say (Parts 1 &2)
2-9 Jackie Wilson– Reet Petite
2-10 Dean Martin– Mambo Italiano
2-11 Dean Martin– That’s Amore
2-12 Frank Sinatra– You Make Me Feel So Young
2-13 Frank Sinatra– On The Road To Mandalay
2-14 Professor Longhair– Tipitina
2-15 Louis Armstrong– Struttin’ Before The Barbecue
2-16 Doris Day– Sentimental Journey
2-17 Doris Day– My Dreams Are Getting Better All The Time
2-18 Big Joe Turner– Shake Rattle And Roll
2-19 Buddy Holly– Peggy Sue
2-20 Buddy Holly– That’ll Be The Day
3-1 Louis Jordan– Saturday Night Fish Fry- Pts 1 & 2
3-2 Louis Jordan– Caldonia Boogie
3-3 Bobby Charles– See You Later Alligator
3-4 Little Richard– Long Tall Sally
3-5 Little Richard– Tutti Frutti
3-6 Johnny Cash– Get Rhythm
3-7 Johnny Cash– Hey Porter
3-8 Duke Ellington– East St. Louis Toodle-Oo
3-9 Duke Ellington– Take The 'A' Train
3-10 Tibby Edwards– Flip Flop And Fly
3-11 Wynonie Harris– Rock Mr. Blues
3-12 George Jones – White Lightning
3-13 Rosco Gordon– Booted
3-14 Cab Calloway– Minnie The Moocher
3-15 The Clovers– One Mint Julep
3-16 Fats Domino– The Fat Man
3-17 Perez Prado– Mambo No.5
3-18 Nina Simone– My Baby Just Cares For Me
3-19 Ella Fitzgerald– Let's Do It (Let's Fall In Love)
3-20 Ella Fitzgerald– Summertime
1 Elmore James– Please Find My Baby
2 B.B. King– When My Heart Beats Like A Hammer (Million Years Blues)
3 Ruby Johnson– I'd Rather Fight Than Switch
4 Booker T & The MG's– (Sittin' On) The Dock Of The Bay
5 Millie Jackson– It Hurts So Good
6 The Fatback Band– Yum Yum (Gimme Some)
7 Funkadelic– You Can't Miss What You Can't Measure
8 Johnny Gilliam– Mission Impossible
9 The Carnabeats– Chu! Chu! Chu!
10 She – Bad Girl
11 Country Joe And The Fish– Flying High
12 The Zombies– Care Of Cell 44
13 Big Star– In The Street
14 John Fahey– Brenda's Blues
1 Otis Redding– Mr Pitiful 2:29
2 Booker T. & The M.G.'s – Soul Clap '69 2:35
3 The Staple Singers– This World 3:31
4 Rufus Thomas– The Breakdown (Part 1) 3:12
5 Johnnie Taylor– Jody's Got Your Girl And Gone 2:58
6 The Dramatics– The Devil Is Dope 5:16
7 Albert King– Breaking Up Somebody's Home 3:36
8 Little Milton– Walking The Back Streets And Crying 5:00
9 William Bell– I Forgot To Be Your Lover 2:17
10 Rance Allen– Ain't No Need Of Crying 3:55
11 Isaac Hayes– Soulsville 3:42
12 Eddie Floyd– Why Is The Wine Sweeter (On The Other Side) 2:40
13 Carla Thomas– My Man Believes Me 2:37
14 The Soul Children – Hearsay 7:26
15 Frederick Knight– I've Been Lonely (For So Long) 3:56
William Ballard Doggett (February 16, 1916 – November 13, 1996) was an American pianist and organist. He began his career playing swing music before transitioning into rhythm and blues. Best known for his instrumental compositions "Honky Tonk" and "Hippy Dippy", Doggett was a pioneer of rock and roll. He worked with the Ink Spots, Johnny Otis, Wynonie Harris, Ella Fitzgerald and Louis Jordan.
The album "WOW!" was originally released in 1965 and is a showcase of Bill's talents encompassing Rhythm and Blues, Soul and Blues. This reissue version was released on VERVE Master Edition in 2001.
Wow! 2:35
Oo-Da 3:44
Ol' Mose Blues 8:10
Happy Soul Time 2:44
The Kicker 2:45
Mudcat 2:37
Ram-Bunk-Shush 3:09
Slow Walk 3:29
Fatso 4:40
