| 1. Burlesque |
| 2. Bolero Babe |
| 3. Coronation |
| 4. Dark Eyes |
| 5. Broken Nose |
| 6. My Friend the Sun |
| 7. Glove |
| 8. Ready to Go |
| 9. Top of the Hill |
| 10. Rocking RS [*] |
| 11. No Mule's Fool [Live][*] |
| 12. Good News - Bad News [Live][*] |
| 13. Weavers Answer [Live][*] |
Editorial Reviews
2003 reissue of 1972 album, that's unavailable domestically, includes four bonus tracks, 'The Rockin' Rs', 'No Mule's Fool' (Live), 'Good News-Bad News' (Live), & 'The Weavers Answer' (Live). Mystic Records.
Bandstand,Family,United States Dist,Blues-Rock,British Psychedelia,Pop,Prog-Rock/Art Rock,Rock,Rock/Pop
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Hard Travelin' Man
Woody Guthrie Manufacturer: Rev-Ola Bandstand ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD  General
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ASIN: B000O75VKS Release Date: 2007-05-29 |
Tracks:
- All You Fascists
- Pretty Boy Floyd
- Two Good Men
- Mean Talking Blues
- Jarama Blues
- Car Song
- Oregon Trail
- I Ride an Old Paint
- Better World a Comin'
- Buffalo Gals
- Slip Knot (Hang Knot)
- Jesus Christ
- Ship in the Sky
- When That Great Ship Went Down
- Dust Bowl Blues
- Picture from Life's Other Side
- Hard, Ain't It Hard
- Muleskinner Blues
- Baltimore to Washington
- Jack Hammer Blues
- Buffalo Skinners
- Dig My Life Away
- Poor Boy
- Hard Travelin'
- I Ain't Got Nobody
- Wreck of the Old 97
- New Found Land
- Take a Whiff on Me
Album Description
Surely the legendary Woody Guthrie needs no introduction? The inspiration for pretty much every folk/protest and let's face it, rock singer ever! When Woody Guthrie first appeared on the scene, he must have seemed a dream come true to the academics making up the folk scene, a genuine Folk/Americana artist on a par with Jimmy Rodgers or The Carter Family, a quixotic political journalist in a George Orwell vein, an anarcho-syndicalist thinker straight out of Republican Spain, and a stand-up, fealess ramblin' man without peer, all in one ornery package, like a folklore project come to life, he has blazed through music for decades. THE influence on the likes of Bob Dylan, Pete Seeger, you name them, as relevant to day as ever, here is a mere primer on this amazing artist. Some of Guthrie's most influential songs in their original versions. Beautifully re-mastered in true Rev-Ola style.
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Bandstand
Family Manufacturer: Mystic UK ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General
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ASIN: B0000C84LF Release Date: 2003-10-06 |
Tracks:
- Burlesque
- Bolero Babe
- Coronation
- Dark Eyes
- Broken Nose
- My Friend the Sun
- Glove
- Ready to Go
- Top of the Hill
- Rockin' R's (Single B-Side) [*]
- No Mule's Fool [Live][*]
- Good News - Bad News [Live][*]
- Weaver's Answer [Live][*]
Album Description
2003 reissue of 1972 album, that's unavailable domestically, includes four bonus tracks, 'The Rockin' Rs', 'No Mule's Fool' (Live), 'Good News-Bad News' (Live), & 'The Weavers Answer' (Live). Mystic Records.Album Details
Reissue with Bonus Tracks and Extensive Liner Notes.Customer Reviews:
A Classic Album By One of the Greatest British Bands to Never Break Big in America.......2005-10-23
Still Solid, Classic, Powerful, Excellent, Dense, Wonderful.......2004-05-11
Roger Chapman and Charlie Whitney are certainly the most underrated duo of songwriters ever to front a rock band. Few realize just how many songs they composed together in both Family and later in Streetwalkers. Chappo's vocal prowess once led "Rolling Stone" to dub him arguably the best rock vocalist ever. The remarkable guitar playing of the versatile Whitney, the solid bass lines and backing vocals of John Wetton (his counterpoint to Chapman worked remarkably well), and the ever steady drumming of Rob Townsend still sound fresh and inventive. One quibble is that Poli Palmer sometimes goes overboard on the synthesizers making some passages clearly show their age, but then he redeems himself on others by tossing in the odd quirk.
The opening track, the classic "Burlesque," kick starts this session. "Burlesque," which can bring any moribund gathering to life, is one of the few Family songs any of my friends can recall having ever heard. Solid power rock songs such as the darkly humorous "Broken Nose," the snarling "Ready To Go," or lament "Top of the Hill" anchor the CD, and these are all tracks that, together with "Burlesque" can easily toe to toe with the best hard rock of the '70s. The acoustic tunes such as their gentle anthem about dealing with depression "My Friend the Sun" or the homage to memories in "Coronation" songs are even more remarkable for their beauty when contrasted with the grittiness of the real rockers here. Clearly, Family covered all the bases. Even the throwback bonus track, "The Rockin' R's," which harkens back to early '60s pop of the pre-Family line up of the Farinas sounds great on this remastered CD.
The fact that Family never broke through to become as big as its contemporaries does not diminish the importance of their body of work. Their music is worth the effort to seek out. I envy those of you who will soon be hearing some of this music for the first time.
If you already have Bandstand on a remastered CD with bonus tracks, then the only reasons to grab this latest edition would be for the bonus live tracks, but getting a copy of the long-awaited Family Live CD should satisfy the need for the live material in a more complete manner.
FAMILY'S "BANDSTAND": AS GOOD AS DICK CLARK'S.......2004-04-24
Family was ahead of its time, prefiguring the likes of Roxy Music by using an assortment of instruments previously not normally used in rock bands, such as clarinet, for example, and displaying a slight jazz influence; but what is most noteworthy about this band, popular in the U.K., but little known in America, is the almost unbelievable vocal intensity of front-man Roger Chapman, and by this I do not mean volume, I mean just sheer emotional bust-a-gut, pop-a-vein-in-your-face intensity. How did he do that? Jim Morrison should have been so intense. MC5 could have learned a thing or two. James Brown,...well, that's the level we're talking about here. Truly. Never have I heard the likes of him, nor do I ever expect to. And the band was equal to him instrumentally. Just listen to "Broken Nose" on this album. The frantic violin starts you wondering how the nose gets broken, the music providing an irresistable aural image. And then there is "Burlesque," and the incredibly poignant "My Friend The Sun", a simple ballad you would not expect from someone who sings "Broken Nose," or "Weavers Answer," not on this album, but one of their most haunting numbers. A 60's - 70's British band, Family had a sound quite its own, not in that common blues category a'la Peter Green's Fleetwood Mac, Savoy Brown, Groundhogs, Mayall's Bluesbreakers, Graham Bond, et. al., nor fitting into the psychedelic slot with such as The Strawberry Alarm Clock, or the garage sound of the Troggs or Them. Family just sounded like Family, perhaps one of the first progressive mainstream bands - as opposed to the progressive experimental. Theirs was a sound which was very easy for the average listener to relate to and adaptable to FM radio play, which makes it hard to understand why they were not played a lot more in the U.S. If you were to listen to my "The Best of Family" vinyl compilation, you would say that virtually any of these songs could easily have been a top 40 hit single, while at the same time having your interest piqued by the recognition that this was different from other things you'd heard. "Bandstand" is not Family's best, but it is quite good, and certainly much better than 99% of what you might have heard over the last 20 years on that other "Bandstand". If I didn't have it, it would be first on my "buy" list.
Family's Most Accessible Masterpiece.......2004-04-13
I figured that the rest of Bandstand had probably never been played on any radio station this side of Leicester, but then a later reviewer insisted that he played more of it on his college radio station. Duly corrected, it's still safe to say that American radio stations failed to wear out their copies. Only Roger Chapman could come up with "Broken Nose," an aggressive rock torch song with unusual propulsive rhythms, written sympathetically from the point of view of a stalker who laments: "The day that I stopped loving you was the day you broke my nose." "Bolero Babe" sounds like it was written by Maurice Ravel's cousin from Saturn. "Top of the Hill" is yet another example of how Chapman & Whitney often sounded like they weren't playing the same song, but still made it work in unimaginable ways.
I am baffled by the reviewer who criticized Family's arrangements on Bandstand. OK, Roger Chapman's voice is definitely not for everyone, & I can respect that. Family's music can be more challenging than some folks are willing to deal with, and they're not for everyone even without dealing with Chappo's crazed goat-boy vocal's. But the arrangements? The more complex pieces on Bandstand have incredible arrangements. Note my dissent.
Apparently, lots of Family albums are now being re-re-reissued with live tracks. If you have any interest in these guys live, the 2004 release "Live" (not much imagination in the marketing department, I guess) is most worthwhile and long overdue. Don't rebuy Bandstand yet again for the live tracks, get the live album instead.
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About to Blow My Top
Annisteen Allen Manufacturer: Rev-Ola Bandstand ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General
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ASIN: B000JBWWJ2 Release Date: 2006-12-25 |
Tracks:
- Hard to Get Along
- Cloudy Day Blues
- Lies, Lies, Lies
- Too Long
- Mr Trumpet Man
- I'm Waiting Just for You
- Bongo Boogie
- Bittersweet
- Bluest Blues
- Trying to Live Without You
- My Baby Keeps Rollin'
- Yes, I Know
- Baby, I'm Don' It!
- Wanted
- I Don't Want No Substitute
- Down by the River
- My Brand of Loving
- No More Lovin'
- Take a Chance on Me
- I've Got Troubles
- Nothing Can Replace You
- Fujiyama Mama
- Wheels of Love
- Everybody Knows I Love You
- G'wan About Your Business
- Slow But Sure
- I'm Still in Love with You
- Mine All Mine
Album Details
The Lovely Annisteen Allen was Discovered by the Legendary Louis Jordan, who Recommended her to Lucky Millinder, Then on the Lookout for a Top Notch, Sexy Female Vocalist. She Went Solo in the Early 1950s after Scoring Mega National Chart Hits with Lucky's Band, and Made Some Superb R&B Sides to Rival Those of Laverne Baker and Ruth Brown at Atlantic (She was a Much Better Singer Than Either Allegedly!) Annisteen Had Perhaps her Biggest and Most Notorious Hit in 1953 with "Baby, I'm Doin' It!" - a Saucy Answer to the Five Royales' Chart-topper "Baby, Don't Do It!". Her Most Famous Song is Undoubtedly the Explosive "Fujiyama Mama" which Wanda Jackson Turned Into a Rockabilly Classic in 1957.Customer Reviews:
Fantastic songs, great voice; a vastly underrated artist,.......2007-06-18
This is probably the best collection one can get of her music on CD, if there are any other collections available to speak of. The original version of "Fujiyama Mama" is included here, which was later covered by Wanda Jackson. In my opinion, she was one of the great r'n'b/blues singers of all time, and as time went on, she never got the credit she was due.
I would highly recommend this CD.
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American Bandstand 50's
Manufacturer: Traditions Alive Co. ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General
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ASIN: B0000DEM43 Release Date: 2002-08-30 |
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Heavy Juice 1950-1955
Tiny Bradshaw Manufacturer: Rev-Ola Bandstand ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General
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ASIN: B000HC2NRO Release Date: 2006-10-02 |
Tracks:
- Heavy Juice
- Train Kept A-Rollin'
- Later
- Hold on Josie
- Rippin' and Runnin'
- Cat Nap
- Walkin' the Chalk Line
- Choice
- Spider Web
- Free for All
- Gravy Train
- Overflow
- Well Oh Well
- Come On
- I'm a Hi-Ballin' Daddy
- Pompton Turnpike
- I'm Going to Have Myself a Ball
- Soft
- Ping Pong
- Mailman's Sack
- South of the Orient
- Lay It on the Line
- Stomping Room Only
- Breakin Up the House
- Cat Fruit
- Off and On
- Brad's Blues
- Newspaper Boy Blues
- Stack of Dollars
- Light
- Knockin' Blues
- Powder Puff
Album Description
From his amazing sleazy jump blues mega-hits (a staple of modern day burlesque shows and 'swing dance' clubs)to his then flop but now Rock n Roll classic 'The Train Kept A Rollin' (recorded by everyone from The Johnny Burnette Rock nRoll Trio to The Yardbirds to Aerosmith to lord knows who!) this is classic stuff, Jump jiving on a summer night, too hot for a zoot suit, but, hey, one can't have everything. Never before on CD. All the hits AND the timeless "Train kept A rollin'. Wonderfully re-mastered in true RevOla style. Beautiful pics and RARE as hell memorabilia. A must for all fans of ROCKING jump blues tunes, Swing dancing and Burlesque, so I guess that's everybody!!
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I'm the Fat Man
Big John Greer Manufacturer: Rev-Ola Bandstand ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General
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ASIN: B000P46POG Release Date: 2007-06-04 |
Tracks:
- Drinkin' Wine, Spo-Dee-O-Dee
- I Ain't Got Nothin' to Lose - Big John Greer, Lucky Millinder,
- Rockin' with Big John [Instrumental]
- Long, Tall Gal
- If I Told You Once
- Rocking Jenny Jones
- Red Juice
- I Want Ya, I Need Ya
- Big John's A-Blowin'
- Clambake Boogie
- Have Another Drink and Talk to Me
- Strong Red Whiskey
- Got You on My Mind
- You Played on My Piano - Dolores Brown, Big John Greer
- Slow and Easy [#][Instrumental]
- I'm the Fat Man
- I'll Never Let You Go
- Confusion Blues - The Du Droppers, Big John Greer
- Ride Pretty Baby - The Du Droppers, Big John Greer
- Don't Worry About It - The Du Droppers, Big John Greer
- Drinkin' Fool
- Too Long
- Bottle It Up and Go
- Play Me Some Loud Music [#]
- Lucky, Lucky Me
- Soon, Soon, Soon
- Blam! - Big John Greer, Four Students
- Can't Stand It Any Longer [#]
- Come Back Maybelline
- Night Crawlin' [Instrumental]
Album Description
2007 from the sax-slingin' R&B legend. Starting off as a key member of Lucky Millinder's legendary band, the Big Man was soon blowing hot sax on a succession of salty, saucy, sexy hits, as rockin' as they were risqué. As well as playing with Millinder, Bullmoose Jackson and others of the most out-there aggregations of the time - Big John was really the daddy of them all: just listen and you will hear! Rev-Ola.Album Details
Big John Greer, What a Man! Starting off as a Key Member of Lucky Millinder's Legendary Band, the Big Man was Soon Blowing Hot Sax on a Succession of Salty, Saucy, Sexy Hits, as Rockin' as They were Risqué. As Well as Playing with Millinder, Bullmoose Jackson and Others of the Most Out-there Aggregations of the Time - Big John was Really the Daddy of them All: Just Listen and You Will Hear! Sumptuous Re-mastering by Mr. Norman Blake, Luxurious Artwork by Mr. Andrew Morten and Informative and Witty Liners by Mr. David Penny; What More Could You Possibly Want?
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On Basie's Bandstand
Richard "Groove" Holmes Manufacturer: Prestige ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Bebop General
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ASIN: B0000E1WN4 Release Date: 2003-11-11 |
Tracks:
- (Back Home Again In) Indiana
- Moanin'
- When I Grow Too Old To Dream
- Rifftide
- This Here
- Nica's Dream
- Night Train
Customer Reviews:
Groove Holmes at his best.......2004-10-04
Tears to the Eyes.......2004-09-17
Gentlemen, start your engines!.......2004-06-20
He's keepin' it really real.
It sounds like he's been listening to a lot of early Jimmy Smith and the energy is incredible.
He plays some nice tunes too.
This is one to get. A thrilling document of how it was back in the day, back in the club.
Off the tracks........2004-05-31
Although no train wreck occurs, you can't help but feel some sympathy for the drummer, George Randall, who falters but finishes. The rhythmic feel reminds me of "Bags and Trane," a session on which Connie Kay is always slightly behind the beat set by bassist Paul Chambers. I was rooting for Randall all the way, long after he'd abandoned the pointless task of trying to locate his hi-hat on the off-beats. This is Groove's groove, and he's strong enough to insure that he has his way. It's also at once exhilarating and punishing music, the relentless and merciless groove of a killer player. I can't take too much of it at a sitting, and I don't dare put it on while my wife is in the house. This is music for the big boys, best saved for a night on the town.
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Gotta Go Upside Your Head
Buddy and Ella Johnson Manufacturer: Rev-Ola Bandstand ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General
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ASIN: B000HXDXJ0 Release Date: 2006-11-06 |
Tracks:
- Mush Mouth
- That's How I Feel About You
- Hittin' on Me
- I'm Just Your Fool
- Aint'cha Got Me (Where You Want Me?)
- My Old Man
- A12
- One More Time
- Shut Your Big Mouth, Girl!
- Any Day Now
- Ain't But One
- Crazy 'Bout a Saxophone
- Jit Jit
- Pretty Girl (A Cadillac and Some Money)
- Well Do It!
- Thinking It Over
- Someday
- It Used to Hurt Me
- Gotta Go Upside Your Head
- If You Would Only Say You're Sorry
- Alright, Okay, You Win!
- It's About to Break My Heart in Two
- Gone Walkin'
- So Good
- I Don't Want Nobody (To Have My Love But You)
- Bring It Home to Me
- It's Obdacious
- Doot Doot Dow
Album Description
With his sister Ella seductively serving as his primary vocalist (and qualifying for our series of ubersexy lady singers!), pianist Buddy Johnson led a large jump blues band that enjoyed tremendous success during the 1940s and '50s, rockin' the Savoy Ballroom nightly. First time CD collection of these classic hit-makers! Beautifully re-mastered in RevOla-Sonic sound! Lovely artwork with detailed notes by Dave penny, our own King Of Rock n Roll! A must for all lovers of jazz, R&B, swing dancing and just plain great music!Album Details
With his Sister Ella Seductively Serving as his Primary Vocalist (And Qualifying for Our Series of Uber-sexy Lady Singers!), Pianist Buddy Johnson Led a Large Jump Blues Band that Enjoyed Tremendous Success During the 1940s and '50s, Rockin' the Savoy Ballroom Nightly..... The Suave Bandleader Spotlighted a Series of Talented Singers, Including Balladeers Arthur Prysock, Nolan Lewis, and Floyd Ryland, but it was Ella's Understated Delivery (Beautifully Spotlighted on the Sumptuous Ballad "Since I Fell for You") and Buddy's Crisply Danceable "Walk-em Rhythm" that Made the Aggregation So Successful for So Long. Buddy Moved Over to in 1953, Buddy and Ella Starteed on a New Series of Smashes with Ella's "Hittin' on Me" and "i'm Just Your Fool," the Latter a 1954 Standout that was Later Purloined By, of all People, Chicago Harpist Little Walter, Whose Hits Are Out this Month on Revola!
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The Official American Bandstand Library of Rock & Roll
Various Artists Manufacturer: Atlantic / Wea ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General
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ASIN: B00004SYSQ Release Date: 2000-05-09 |
Tracks:
- (We're Gonna) Rock Around The Clock - Bill Haley And His Comets
- At The Hop - Danny & The Juniors
- That'll Be The Day - Buddy Holly & The Crickets
- Chantilly Lace - Big Bopper
- Short Shorts - Royal Teens
- It's Just A Matter Of Time - Brook Benton
- Stagger Lee - Lloyd Price
- Teen Angel - Mark Dinning
- Come Go With Me - Del Vikings
- Sweet Little Sixteen - Chuck Berry
- Smoke Gets In Your Eyes - The Platters
- Little Darlin' - Diamonds
- La Bamba - Richie Valens
- I'm Sorry - Brenda Lee
- Who's Sorry Now - Connie Francis
Tracks:
- Let The Good Times Roll - Shirley & Lee
- Be-Bop-A-Lula - Gene Vincent
- Wake Up Little Susie - The Everly Brothers
- Venus - Frankie Avalon
- A Teenager In Love - Dion & The Belmonts
- Little Bitty Pretty One - Thurston Harris
- Come Softly To Me - The Fleetwoods
- Love Potion No.9 - The Clovers
- I'm Walkin' - Fats Domino
- Tall Paul - Annette
- Tequila - The Champs
- Poor Little Fool - Ricky Nelson
- Summertime Blues - Eddie Cochran
- Hushabye - The Mystics
- Great Balls Of Fire - Jerry Lee Lewis
Tracks:
- The Twist - Chubby Checker
- I Get Around - The Beach Boys
- Duke Of Earl - Gene Chandler
- Worst That Could Happen - Brooklyn Bridge
- I Will Follow Him - Little Peggy March
- A Summer Song - Chad & Jeremy
- It's My Party - Leslie Gore
- I Can't Help Myself (Sugar Pie, Honey Bunch) - The Four Tops
- These Eyes - The Guess Who
- La-La Means I Love You - The Delfonics
- Midnight Confessions - The Grass Roots
- Up-Up And Away - The 5th Dimension
- Runaway - Del Shannon
- White Rabbit - Jefferson Airplane
- Do You Believe In Magic - Lovin' Spoonful
Tracks:
- It's Your Thing - The Isley Brothers
- Brown Eyed Girl - Van Morrison
- Dance To The Music - Sly & The Family Stone
- To Sir With Love - Lulu
- You've Made Me So Very Happy - Blood, Sweat & Tears
- Woman, Woman - Gary Puckett & The Union Gap
- Hey Little Cobra - The Rip Chords
- Hang On Sloopy - The McCoys
- Happy Together - The Turtles
- Leader Of The Pack - The Shangri-Las
- Time Has Come Today - The Chambers Brothers
- Kind Of A Drag - The Buckinghams
- My Girl - The Temptations
- Ferry Cross The Mersey - Gerry & The Pacemakers
- Kicks - Paul Revere & The Raiders
Tracks:
- Oh, Girl - The Chi-Lites
- If You Don't Know Me By Now - Harold Melvin & The Blue Notes
- I've Got Love On My Mind - Natalie Cole
- One Less Bell To Answer - The 5th Dimension
- Sad Eyes - Robert John
- Break Up To Make Up - The Stylistics
- Don't It Make My Brown Eyes Blue - Crystal Gayle
- Close The Door - Teddy Pendergrass
- Let Me Make Love To You - The O'Jays
- Lovin' You - Minnie Riperton
- The Best Thing That Ever Happened To Me - Gladys Knight & The Pips
- (If Loving You Is Wrong) I Don't Wanna Be Right - Luther Ingram
- Lady Blue - Leon Russell
- Wildflower - Skylark
- I'm Not Lisa - Jessi Colter
Tracks:
- Bad, Bad Leroy Brown - Jim Croce
- This Will Be (An Everlasting Love) - Natalie Cole
- Fire - Pointer Sisters
- Let's Stay Together - Al Green
- Heart Of Glass - Blondie
- Boogie Oogie Oogie - A Taste Of Honey
- I Am Woman - Helen Reddy
- You Sexy Thing - Hot Chocolate
- Last Dance - Donna Summer
- Proud Mary - Ike & Tina Turner
- Tie A Yellow Ribbon 'Round The Ole Oak Tree - Dawn
- Without You - Harry Nilsson
- Rock Me Gently - Andy Kim
- Hot Child In The City - Jessi Colter
- Sylvia's Mother - Dr. Hook & The Medicine Show
Tracks:
- Love Comes Down - Evelyn 'Champagne' King
- Carribbean Queen (No More Love On The Run) - Billy Ocean
- Jump (For My Love) - Pointer Sisters
- Sweet Dreams (Are Made Of This) - Eurythmics
- We Built This City - Starship
- Centerfold - J. Geils Band
- Mickey - Toni Basil
- Jessie's Girl - Rick Springfield
- Talking In Your Sleep - The Romantics
- She Blinded Me With Science - Thomas Dolby
- Broken Wings - Mr. Mister
- Too Shy - Kajagoogoo
- Ghostbusters - Ray Parker Jr.
- Don't Rush Me - Taylor Dayne
- I Ran (So Far Away) - A Flock Of Seagulls
Tracks:
- Wake Me Up Before You Go-Go - Wham!
- Keep On Loving You - REO Speedwagon
- Girls Just Want To Have Fun - Cyndi Lauper
- Total Esclipse Of The Heart - Bonnie Tyler
- Walk Like An Egyptian - Bangles
- The Power Of Love - Huey Lewis & The News
- What I Like About You - The Romantics
- Let's Hear It For The Boy - Deniece Williams
- Rosanna - Toto
- Who Can It Be Now? - Men At Work
- Everytime You Go Away - Paul Young
- Voices Carry - 'Til Tuesday
- 867-5309/Jenny - Tommy Tutone
- 99 Red Balloons - Nena
- Almost Paradise (Love Theme From 'Footloose') - Mike Reno & Ann Wilson
Customer Reviews:
American Bandstand & pop culture.......2003-06-06
I'm a little disappointed about the fact there is very few 70's. Also I'm disappointed about "I Get Around" being there insted of "Don't Worry Baby." Thats why I gave it 4 stars.
I love Bandstand and I love this cd. I just think it should have more.
These songs have a great beat & you can dance to them.......2001-05-30
Great Set!.......2000-08-08
Wonderful Compilation!.......2000-05-28
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Marty Robbins Manufacturer: Rev-Ola Bandstand ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General
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ASIN: B000M5KQ9I Release Date: 2007-03-05 |
Tracks:
- Pain and Misery
- That's All Right
- Gossip
- Maybelline
- This Broken Heart of Mine
- Pretty Mama
- Don't Let Me Hang Around (If You Don't Care)
- Tennessee Toddy
- Mean Mama Blues
- I'll Know You're Gone - Lee Emerson, Marty Robbins
- How Long Will It Be? - Lee Emerson, Marty Robbins
- Singing the Blues
- I Can't Quit (I've Gone Too Far)
- Long Tall Sally
- Mr Teardrop
- Respectfully Miss Brooks
- You Don't Owe Me a Thing
- Knee Deep in the Blues
- Same Two Lips
- Where d'Ja Go? - Lee Emerson, Marty Robbins
- Long Gong Lonesome Blues
- Baby, I Need You (Like You Need Me)
- It's a Long Long Ride
- You Don't Owe Me a Thing [Live][*]
- That's All Right [Live][*]
- Pretty Mama [Live][*]
- I Can't Quit (I've Gone Too Far) [Live][*]
- Gossip [Live][*]
- Don't Let Me Hand Around (If You Don't Care) [Live][*]
- Singing the Blues [Live][*]
- Sugarre [Live][*]
Album Description
Digitally remastered collection of early recordings cut during the original Rockabilly years 1954-57 including tracks from rare singles and a 10 inch vinyl release. Beautiful artwork with rare memorabilia and extensive liner notes. Marty Robbins was a wildly popular and innovative Arizona-born Country singer and guitarist who dominated the Billboard Country charts for 30 years between 1953 and 1983, scoring such chart-topping hits as "Singing The Blues", "A White Sport Coat", "Don't Worry", "Devil Woman" and the epic "El Paso". Robbins even outdid in some ways even Johnny Cash, producing the acclaimed 'concept' albums of Gunfighter Ballads for which he is best remembered. Marty Robbins joined The Grand Ole Opry in 1953 and hosted his own TV show in the 1970s before dying prematurely in 1982 (aged 57). Rev-Ola. 2007.Album Details
Marty Robbins was a Wildly Popular and Innovative Arizona-born Country Singer and Guitarist who Dominated the Billboard Country Charts for 30 Years Between 1953 and 1983, Scoring Such Chart-topping Hits as "Singing the Blues", "a White Sport Coat", "Don't Worry", "Devil Woman" and the Epic "el Paso". Robbins Even Outdid in Some Ways Even Johnny Cash, Producing the Acclaimed 'concept' Albums of Gunfighter Ballads for which He is Best Remembered. This Compilation Concentrates on the Brief Period Between 1954 and 1957 When He Took on Elvis and the Early Rockabillies with Some Sparkling Country Rockers which Graced a Fistful of Cool Us Columbia 45s and an Iconic 10" LP. Includes Eight Bonus Tracks.Rap Music:
- Body & Soul
- Bootleg to Benefit the Victims of Hurricane Katrin [Live]
- Butcher & the Butterfly [Import]
- Cat EmpireCat Empire [Import]
- Ceremony [Original recording remastered]
- Chaos And Creation In The Backyard [Limited Edition] [Import]
- Clone Your Lover
- Cuckoo
- Does This Look Infected [Limited Edition w/ Bonus DVD] [Explicit Lyrics]
- Elephant Candy [Original recording remastered]
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