Let The Good Times Roll (16 Tracks Of The Wildest New Orleans Soul And R'n'B)

 

1 Roy 'Baldhead' Byrd – Mardi Gras In New Orleans 2:56

2 Dave Bartholomew– The Monkey 2:29

3 Mac Rebennack– Storm Warning 3:19

4 Li'l Millet & His Creoles – Rich Woman 2:38

5 Smiley Lewis– Tee Nah Nah 2:14

6 Allen Toussaint– Whirlaway 2:20

7 Billy Tate– Single Life 2:15

8 Champion Jack Dupree– Junkers Blues 2:56

9 Shirley & Lee – Let The Good Times Roll 2:23

10 Lonnie Johnson – Fallin' Rain Blues 2:47

11 Art Neville– Cha Dooky Doo 2:35

12 Eddie Bo– I Love To Rock 'N' Roll 2:26

13 Lee Allen & His Band– Creole Alley 2:31

14 Bobby Charles– I'll Turn Square For You 2:17

15 Huey 'Piano' Smith*– Don't You Know Yockomo 2:22

16 Fats Domino– Walking To New Orleans 2:01

 Let The Good Times Roll

Great Rock'n'Roll Instrumentals - The Original Rock 'n' Roll Recordings 1950-1960

 

1-1 Chuck Berry– In-Go

1-2 Duane Eddy & The Rebels*– Movin 'n' Groovin'

1-3 B.B. Cunningham– Electrode

1-4 Floyd Cramer– Flip Flop & Bop

1-5 Owen Bradley– Big Guitar

1-6 Ritchie Valens– Fast Freight

1-7 The Champs– Midnighter

1-8 Scotty Moore Trio– Have Guitar-Will Travel

1-9 Ace Cannon– 38 Special

1-10 Sonny Burgess– Itchy

1-11 Lynn Vernon– Moon Rocket

1-12 Chuck Berry– Blue Feeling

1-13 Chet Atkins– Dance With Me Henry

1-14 Arthur Smith & His Crackerjacks*– Guitar Boogie

1-15 Merle Travis– I'll See You In My Dreams

1-16 Duane Eddy & The Rebels*– Rebel Rouser

1-17 Les Paul & Mary Ford– How High The Moon

1-18 B.B. Cunningham– Scratchin'

1-19 Merrill Moore– Nola Boogie

1-20 Country Cats– Hot Strings

1-21 Buddy Knox & The Rhythm Orchids– Rockabilly Walk

1-22 Chuck Berry– Deep Feeling

1-23 The Champs– Gone Train

1-24 Ace Cannon– Big Shot

1-25 Duane Eddy & The Rebels*– Cannonball

1-26 Chet Atkins– Tweedle Dee

1-27 Al Casey – Ramrod

1-28 Ritchie Valens– Big Baby Blues

1-29 Merle Travis– Cannonball Rag

1-30 Sonny Burgess– Thunderbird

1-31 The Champs– Train To Nowhere

1-32 Bill Haley & The Comets*– Blue Comet Blues

1-33 Link Wray– Rumble

2-1 The Champs– Tequila

2-2 Bill Justis– Raunchy

2-3 Sil Austin– Slow Walk

2-4 Lawson Haggart Rockin' Band*– Dumplings

2-5 Fats Domino– Fats Frenzy

2-6 Bill Haley & The Comets*– Rudy's Rock

2-7 Noble (Thin Man) Watts*– Hard Times (The Slop)

2-8 Willie Mitchell– Bongo Beat

2-9 Lee Allen– Walkin' With Mr. Lee

2-10 Red Holloway– Foolin' Around Slowly

2-11 T.J. Fowler*– Back Biter

2-12 Red Prysock– Rock 'n' Roll

2-13 Fats Domino– Second Line Jump

2-14 Jimmy Cavallo & His House Rockers*– Footstompin'

2-15 Kid King's Combo– Skip's Boogie

2-16 The Blazers – Walk On

2-17 Bill Justis– College Man

2-18 Pete Johnson & Albert Ammons– Walkin' The Boogie

2-19 Lawson Haggart Rockin' Band*– The Stroll

2-20 Dave Appell & The Applejacks*– Dinner With Drac

2-21 Willie Mitchell– The Crawl

2-22 Rusty Bryant– The Honeydripper

2-23 Fats Domino– Swannee River Hop

2-24 Alan Freed & His Rock 'n' Roll Band– The Grey Bear

2-25 Bill Haley & His Comets*– Goofin' Around

2-26 The Nino Tempo Band– Heartburn Motel

2-27 Lawson Haggart Rockin' Band*– Yancey Special

2-28 Bill Doggett– Honky Tonk

2-29 Fats Domino– The Fat Man's Hop

2-30 Jimmy Dorsey Orchestra*– Jay-Dee's Boogie Woogie

Great Rock'n'Roll Instrumentals

Rockin' 60's - various artists compilation

 

1 Roy Head & The Traits– Treat Her Right

2 The Remains– Don't Look Back

3 Thane Russal & Three– Security

4 Clefs Of Lavendar Hill – Stop! - Get A Ticket

5 Paul Revere & The Raiders– Hungry

6 Lynne Randell– Won't Be Long

7 Little Richard– Get Down With It

8 Fleetwood Mac– Rockin' Boogie

9 The Gun– Race With The Devil

10 Johnny Winter– Johnny B Goode

11 Pacific Gas & Electric– Bluesbuster

12 Edgar Winter– Tobacco Road

13 NRBQ– C'Mon Everybody

14 Chicago – Listen

15 Argent– Liar

16 The Byrds– B.B. Class Road

Rockin' 60's

Janis Martin – The Female Elvis: Complete Recordings 1956-60

 

Janis Darlene Martin (March 27, 1940 – September 3, 2007) was an American rockabilly and country music singer. She was one of the few women working in the male-dominated rock and roll music field during the 1950s and one of country music's early female innovators. Martin was nicknamed the Female Elvis for her dance moves on stage, similar to those of Elvis Presley.

Before she was six, Martin was already singing and playing the guitar, inspired by Eddy Arnold and Hank Williams. Over the years, this resulted in statewide contests with over 200 contestants, which she won. As a result, Janis was asked to play on the same bill as Cowboy Copas and Sunshine Sue. When she was in her mid-teens, she was appearing with country singers including Arnold, Hank Snow, The Browns and Jim Reeves. She soon claimed she was tired of country music and began a rock and roll career.

At age 15, Martin signed with RCA Victor in March 1956, just two months after Elvis Presley joined the label. She recorded "Will You Willyum" on March 8, 1956, backed by her own composition "Drugstore Rock 'n Roll".

The song became the biggest hit of her career, selling 750,000 records. Soon Martin was performing on American Bandstand, The Today Show and Tonight Starring Steve Allen. She also appeared on Jubilee USA, and the Grand Ole Opry in Nashville, Tennessee, becoming one of the younger performers to ever appear. Billboard named her Most Promising Female Vocalist that year.

Drugstore Rock 'n' Roll 2:07

Will You, Willyum 1:56

Love And Kisses 2:00

My Boy Elvis 2:09

Cracker Jack 2:06

Bang Bang 1:58

Ooby Dooby 1:48

Barefoot Baby 2:22

Good Love 2:09

Little Bit 2:11

Two Long Years 2:25

All Right, Baby 1:36

Billy Boy, My Billy Boy 2:08

Let's Elope Baby 2:04

Love Me, Love 2:06

Love Me To Pieces 2:07

William 2:07

Here Today And Gone Tomorrow 2:07

Teen Street 1:53

Hard Times Ahead 2:17

Cry Guitar 2:28

Just Squeeze Me (But Don't Tease Me) 1:47

One More Year To Go 2:21

Blues Keep Calling 2:23

Please Be My Love 2:12

I Don't Hurt Anymore 2:06

Half Loved 2:10

My Confession 2:03

I'll Never Be Free 2:01

Love Me, Love (Cha Cha) 2:02

Janis Martin – The Female Elvis