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Key Information
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| Record Label: |
Lost Highway Records |
| Genre: |
Blues |
| Subgenre: |
Jump Blues |
| Release Date: |
September 20, 2005 |
| Number of Discs: |
2 |
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Song List: Disc 1
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1. Boogie Woogie Jockey - Jimmy Sweeney
2. Gene Nobles' Boogie - Richard Armstrong
3. All States Boogie - Ivory Joe Hunter
4. Wail Daddy - Charlie Dowell/Willie Lee Patton/Charlie Dowell Orchestra
5. 31 E. Blues - Billie McAllister
6. No Better for You - Gay Crosse & The Good Humor Six
7. You Belong to Me - Helen Foster
8. Too Much - Bernard Hardison
9. If Things Don't Change - Gene Allison
10. Love, Love, Love - Ted Jarrett
11. Miss You So - Lillian Offitt
12. Little Darlin' - The Gladiolas
13. No Fool No More - Charles "Wigg" Walker & the Daffodils
14. Pretty Please - Kinglets/Leroy Thomas/The Kinglets
15. She Can Rock - Little Ike
16. I'm Coming Home - Neptunes
17. You Better Change - Hal & Jean
18. OK, So What? - Freddie North
19. She Wears My Ring - Jimmy Sweeney |
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Song List: Disc 2
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1. Doctor Feel-Good - Dr. Feelgood & the Interns/Piano Red
2. I'm a Woman - Christine Kittrell
3. Don't Pity Me - Herbert Hunter
4. Next to Me - Clyde McPhatter
5. Release Me - Esther Phillips
6. Soldier of Love - Arthur Alexander
7. Don't Take My Kindness for a Weakness - Earl Gaines
8. That's My Man - Marion James
9. Strain on My Heart - Roscoe Shelton
10. Soul Poppin' - Johnny Jones & the King Casuals
11. Swinging Soul Medallion Commercial - John Richbourg
12. Right on Time - Jimmy Church
13. Judy - Frank Howard
14. Leave It Up to the Boys - Sandra King
15. Don't You Forget That You're My Baby - Spidells
16. I'm Free (The Prisoner's Song) - Johnny Bragg
17. Screamin' and Shoutin' - The Fabulettes
18. (You Keep Me) Hangin' On - Joe Simon
19. (Don't Take Her) She's All I Got - Freddie North
20. Lucky Lou - The Imperials (previously unreleased, live) |
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Various Artists: Harold Bradley (spoken vocals, guitar); Tommy Turrentine (trumpet); Stanley "Stash" O'Laughlin (piano); Jimmy Lewis , Alvin Jackson (bass instrument); Oliver Jackson, John Jarette (drums). Liner Note Author: Reavis L. Mitchell, Jr. Hot on the heels of VOLUME 1's 2004 Grammy award for best historical recording, NIGHT TRAIN TO NASHVILLE VOLUME 2 provides even more of the delectable hits and rarities in the same stylistic vein as its acclaimed predecessor. Subtitled MUSIC CITY RHYTHM & BLUES, 1945-1970, this two-disc set is a music historian's dream, revealing that Nashville was, in fact, a hotbed for R&B artists before (and during) the city's rise as the capitol of country music. Artists like Jimmy Scott and Arthur Alexander prove that Nashville had as much soul as Memphis and New Orleans, but what's particularly interesting here is the cross-fertilization between country and R&B, a line that, sadly, grew more rigid over time until the two genres became diametrically opposed. NIGHT TRAIN (... |
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