Vol. 1-Goldband Blues Collecti (1994) (Brown/Garlow/Sheffield/Savoy)

Product Summary Label: Collectables Records UPC: 00090431508725 Release Date: 6/25/1994 Buy.com Sku: 60017145 Item#: MS2CNN Format:  CD Song Listing Disc 1 Song Title Sample 1. Who Are They To Say - Bobby Brown ~ Various Artists 2. Sunday Morning - Clarence Garlow ~ Various Artists 3. One Hour Thirty Minutes Too Long - Charles Shefield ~ Various Artists 4. Train Came A Rolling Down The Track - Clarence Garlow ~ Various Artists 5. Sound The Bell - Clarence Garlow ~ Various Artists 6. Can't Hardly Keep From Crying - Juke Boy Bonner ~ Various Artists 7. My Love Is Real - Sticks Herman ~ Various Artists 8. I'm Going - Shelton Dunaway/Cupcakes ~ Various Artists 9. Cindy Lou - Shelton Dunaway/Cupcakes ~ Various Artists 10. Come Back Home - Elton Anderson ~ Various Artists 11. Teenage Baby - Sticks Herman ~ Various Artists 12. Need All Your Loving Baby - Cookie & The Cupcakes ~ Various Artists 13. I Cried & I Cried - Cookie & The Cupcakes ~ Various Artists 14. You Gonna Need Me - Katie Webster/Cookie & The Cupcakes ~ Various Artists 15. Give Me Your Love - Sticks Herman/Golden Gate Quartet ~ Various Artists 16. Just Couldn't Take It - Big Chenier ~ Various Artists 17. Let Me Hold Your Hand - Big Chenier ~ Various Artists 18. Juke Joint - Katie Webster/Ashton Savoy (TRUE instrumental) ~ Various Artists 19. Dingle I Love You - Katie Webster/Ashton Savoy ~ Various Artists 20. But I Love You - Elton Anderson ~ Various Artists 21. My Time To Go / Catch That Train - Juke Boy Bonner/Elton Anderson ~ Various Artists   Album Notes and Credits Notes & Personnel Info Includes liner notes by Kerry Kudlacek aka Chicago Kerry. As the world of early acoustic blues was morphing into R&B and so-called "race" records, the beat became more prevalent, electric organs and guitars took the forefront, and bar walking saxophonists added an entertainment value. The music was raw, wild, and wooly, as represented on this collection of much lesser known artists who straddled the line of the two musics, but somehow lost their ticket on the gravy train in a sheer numbers crunch (and no small part a racial divide) to more universally accessible and popular big name acts. The most well known musicians here are pianist Katie Webster (as an accompanist) and Juke Boy Bonner, as these recordings provide intriguing preludes to their latter found fame. It's the seminal recordings from Sticks Herman, Clarence Garlow, Shelton Dunaway, Elton Anderson and Big Chenier that set this collection apart, as their pioneering trailblazing through this music forms the rough and ready roots of rock & roll. Their wailing, freewheeling, juke joint jump outcry and facile musicianship, while not as refined as the bluesmen to come, established a foundation for distinctive musicians such as Jimmy Reed and Fats Domino. Listen to their tunes and hear the distinct parallel lines they draw. Despite the Mesozoic production technology of the period, this proves a valuable reference point for what would be popular music of the '50s and '60s. ~ Michael G. Nastos   Technical Info Release Date : 03/14/2006 Original Release Date : 1994 Catalog ID : 5087 Label : Collectables Records Number of Discs : 1 Studio/Live : Studio Mono/Stereo : Mixed SPAR Code : n/a UPC : 00090431508725    Related Videos This Time: Robert Cray Ballad Of John Henry Joe ...