Tear It Up

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Nashville guitar legend Albert Lee has teamed up with Hogan's Heroes for another great album packed with their wonderful blend of country, rockabilly, blues, swing and pop. 15 tracks in all, which include original numbers and covers from the likes of Chuck Berry, Floyd Cramer, Gram Parsons and Rodney Crowell. 2002.

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Tear It Up

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Tear It Up Johnny Burnette and the Rock & Roll Trio Manufacturer: Hip-O Select ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | Rock | Styles | Music Rockabilly | Oldies & Retro | Rock | Styles | Music General | Oldies | Pop | Styles | Music ASIN: B000AO37D8 Release Date: 2006-09-26

Product Description

There's something almost primal about Johnny Burnette and the Rock'n'Roll Trio, and it's not just the fact that these recordings were done more or less at the dawn of rock. It could be that two-thirds of the trio (Dorsey and Johnny Burnette) were feuding brothers; rock history is replete with those, from Don and Phil Everly to Ray and Dave Davies to Phil and Dave Alvin to Liam and Noel Gallagher. Somehow, brawling musical sibs seem to bring out the best in each other. But it's more than just that. The Burnettes' Coral sessions provide a unique insight into the building blocks of rock, before the days of overdubs, multi-tracking and synthesized anything. When the trio's guitarist Paul Burlison wanted to recreate a particular "buzzy" sound, he reached into his amp, grabbed a fistful of tubes and wires and yanked. It worked. This music isn't cerebral. It's as if they opened up an artery and let the music throb out. If you ever loved Aerosmith's version of "The Train Kept A'Rolling" (or the Yardbirds', or Zeppelin's), you're in for a treat; in fact, it's the same treat that caused those bands to record that tune. The energy and vitality of these sides, nearly half a century after they were first recorded, just can't be denied.

Average customer rating: AMAZING !!

Tear It Up Albert Lee , and Hogans Heroes Manufacturer: Heroic Records ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | Country | Styles | Music General | Bluegrass | Country | Styles | Music New Traditionalist | Contemporary Country | Country | Styles | Music General | Rock | Styles | Music Rockabilly | Oldies & Retro | Rock | Styles | Music Country Rock | Rock | Styles | Music Pop Rock | Pop | Styles | Music Rock | Imports | Stores | Music Similar Items: Road Runner Heartbreak Hill In Full Flight Country Legend Nashville Guitars ASIN: B000066NPI Release Date: 2007-02-12

Tracks:

1. I'm Ready
2. Rock Around With Ollie Vee
3. Take Your Time
4. Back In The USA
5. Last Date
6. On The Rebound
7. Jitterbug Boogie
8. If You See Me Getting Smaller
9. Gone Too Long
10. Luxury Liner
11. Country Comfort
12. Singing The Blues
13. 'Til I Gain Control Again
14. Tear It Up
15. Down To The Wire

Album Description

Nashville guitar legend Albert Lee has teamed up with Hogan's Heroes for another great album packed with their wonderful blend of country, rockabilly, blues, swing and pop. 15 tracks in all, which include original numbers and covers from the likes of Chuck Berry, Floyd Cramer, Gram Parsons and Rodney Crowell. 2002.

Customer Reviews:

AMAZING !!.......2003-10-22

For those of you already familiar with Albert Lee's playing you will notice that it just gets better and better. Take some well known songs, add a red hot band, top it off with some of the best guitar picking on this planet and you have Tear It Up. Some of Albert's licks are simply amazing, but many more are very subtle-the harder you listen the more you will discover. For those of you who are just discovering Albert Lee it won't take long to figure out why everyone else holds him in such high regard. No wonder Eric Clapton wanted him in his band.

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Tear It Up Sonny Burgess Rhythm Rockers Manufacturer: St. George Records ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | Rock | Styles | Music Rockabilly | Oldies & Retro | Rock | Styles | Music General | Traditional Country | Country | Styles | Music Pop Rock | Pop | Styles | Music Similar Items: What's Wrong with Right ASIN: B000GAL2AG Release Date: 2006-08-15

Tracks:

1. Tear It Up
2. Around And Around
3. Raw Deal
4. Don't Start Crying Now
5. Wicked
6. Rock On Mars (Rocket Mix)
7. Bop Crazy Baby
8. Hoy Hoy
9. Pointed Toe Shoes
10. Cry Mercy
11. Who Do You Love
12. Down The Road
13. Rock On Mars (Skeleton Mix)
14. Farmers Blues
15. Going Away Baby
16. Howlin' Tomcat

Average customer rating: An AntiWar Masterpiece Visceral power & beauty coupled with stunning performances!! One of the best and most easily grasped of modern operas

Tippett: King Priam Manufacturer: Chandos ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD All Works by Tippett | Tippett, Michael | ( T ) | Featured Composers, A-Z | Classical | Styles | Music Allen, Thomas | ( A ) | Featured Performers, A-Z | Classical | Styles | Music General | Classical | Styles | Music General | Opera & Vocal | Styles | Music English | Languages | Opera & Vocal | Styles | Music Operettas | Opera & Vocal | Styles | Music ASIN: B000000AXV Release Date: 1995-11-14

Tracks:

1. King Priam: Prelude
2. King Priam: Hecuba: What Is It, Nurse?
3. King Priam: Priam: Old Man Of Troy, You're Welcome
4. King Priam: Hecuba: Then Am I No Longer Mother To This Child
5. King Priam: Priam: A Father And A King
6. King Priam: Priam: The Queen Is Right
7. King Priam: First Interlude - Nurse, Old Man: Thus Shall A Story Begin
8. King Priam: 1st Huntsman: The Bull Is Away Over There
9. King Priam: Paris: They Have Taken My Bull
10. King Priam: Hector: Father, He's A Shepherd Boy
11. King Priam: Priam: So I'd Hoped It Might Be
12. King Priam: Second Interlude - Nurse, Young Guard, Old Man: Ah, But Life, Life Is A Bitter Charade
13. King Priam: Helen, Paris: Ah, Ah ...
14. King Priam: Hermes: Divine Go-between, That's Who I Am
15. King Priam: Paris: Lady Athene, If I Honor You ...
16. King Priam: Paris: Lady Hera, If I Honor You ...
17. King Priam: Paris: Aphrodite, If I Honor You ...
18. King Priam: Hector: So You've Given Up Fighting!
19. King Priam: Priam: So Trojans Honor Menelaus ...
20. King Priam: First Interlude - Old Man: Hermes, Hermes, With The Winged Feet Come Quick!
21. King Priam: Achilles: O Rich-soiled Land
22. King Priam: Achilles: Why Are You Weeping, Patroclus?
23. King Priam: Second Interlude - Old Man: O, O, What A Threat To Troy
24. King Priam: Hermes: A Hero In Achilles Armour ...
25. King Priam: Hector: All Trojans, All Fought Bravely

Tracks:

1. King Priam: Serving Woman: Lady Andromache, Should We Not Light The Fire?
2. King Priam: Hecuba: Daughter Andromache, You Must Go Out ...
3. King Priam: Andromache: Did You Hear?
4. King Priam: Helen: Let Her Rave
5. King Priam: Hecuba: O That My Ears Should Hear Impiety So Gross!
6. King Priam: Andromache: Now You Shall Go
7. King Priam: First Interlude - Serving Women: No ... No ... No ... We Have It From The Runner
8. King Priam: Priam: What Is Happening?
9. King Priam: Young Guard: A Crime
10. King Priam: Nurse: The Soul Will Answer From Where The Pain Is Quickest
11. King Priam: Second Interlude
12. King Priam: Achilles: Priam! Here! What Is This?
13. King Priam: Priam: I Clasp Your Knees, Achilles
14. King Priam: Achilles: Old Man, I Am Touched
15. King Priam: Third Interlude -
16. King Priam: Paris: Where Is My Father, Where Is Priam?
17. King Priam: Chorus: Ah, Ah! Ah, Ah!
18. King Priam: Chorus: Ah, Ha, Ha, Ha
19. King Priam: Chorus: Ah, Ah!

Customer Reviews:

An AntiWar Masterpiece.......2002-08-26

Tippett and Britten were composers who, though very different in temperment and style, had many interests in common. One of the overiding concerns with both composers was the moral response to war and it's horrors. For Britten, the War Requiem and Owen Wingrave are his very clear moral response to war. Tippet, in his fashion is much more psychological in this work, which must rank as one of Tippett's best and most powerful operatic statements.

King Priam is a dramatic tour de force. Based on the Illiad as seen through the eyes of the Trojans, the work is a meditation on the inevitability of fate in mass movements like war. Priam, though illdisposed to the war, is unable to stop or control it as it takes both of his sons, his kingdom and then finally his own life. He emerges as a figure of moral power and grandeur, but ultimately as impotent and tragic. This libretto is one of Tippett's best and most clear statements.

Musically, Priam is a powerhouse, inaugurating Tippett's second major style. Priam is constructed in a mosaic style. Small chamber groups of instruments with defined musical content are assigned to characters. As the work develops, these small groups combine and recombine in a shifting maze of patterns that seems to endlessly reinvent itself. The music starts out as largely tonal, but the tonality breaks down as Fate takes over and dooms the Trojans. The work is never serial, but it takes an almost Bergian view of tonality, sometimes more and sometimes less tonal as the dramatic situation warrants. The vocal lines are mostly declaimed, but with moments of lyricism that are unfogettable, such as Priam's first aria, A Father and a King, or the beautiful scene between Priam and Achilles in the third act. And Achilles war cry at the end of act two is bone chilling!

This is a great performance of this piece. Many of the singers originated the roles and sing them with power and authority. Phillip Langridge is terrific as Paris. Robert Tear is a marvelous Achilles. David Aetherton conducts this difficult score with precision and a fine ear for balances.

This is a profound opera by a major 20th century composer. If you like Britten, you should own this as well. It is increasingly looking like Tippett's masterpiece.

Visceral power & beauty coupled with stunning performances!!.......2001-06-13

I bought this on a whim, having heard only the slightest bit of Tippett's orchestral music and none of his operas. I expected the music to be "difficult," and the performances stilted, but I was oh so wrong! Yes, this is definitely late 20th century music -- often dissonant and atonal, but it is utterly beautiful, emotionally moving music. I'm a huge fan of Britten's operas, and judge all modern opera composers by his standards, and (pardon my gushing) Sir Michael is more than up to the challenge. First of all, he takes on the daunting task of adapting the Iliad into a opera libretto and manages to compress the drama beautifully into 3 acts that tell the story imaginatively, comprehensively and in a wholly theatrical manner. Second, he uses the music to heighten the sense of character by giving each persona a unique style of vocal line and orchestration (yes, this is what all composers do, or try to do, but Tippett succeeds in a way few others do). Several of the characters are accompanied by solo instruments (bravura parts of concerto-like difficulty performed brilliantly) -- Achilles by solo guitar, Helen by solo cello, King Priam by violin, etc. Three characters form a sort of Greek chorus who comment on the action and bring a sense of questioning morality to the whole.

All of the solo singers are astutely cast and sing with amazing power. Standouts (difficult to single out any of them, they're all so brilliant): Phillip Langridge is first-rate as Paris, Priam's second son -- he sings with enormous power and pathos at the same time. Felicity Palmer is velvety sex personified as Helen. Norman Bailey as Priam has a raw edginess to his sound, which lends such a sense of reality to a man pushed to the edge by fate and his warring sons. The London Philharmonia gives a virtuoso performance, led sensitively and intelligently by David Atherton. The digital sound is crystal clear and beautifully engineered: the sound couldn't be better live at the Met! Take a chance on this one, and enter into an operatic world you will never forget.

One of the best and most easily grasped of modern operas.......1999-02-27

Contemporary opera was never the same after King Priam, a suitable irony given that the Opera is perhaps the most easily grasped by the listening public of the 5 Tippett Operas. Even so, the "crisis of King Prian" stylistically and emotionally is the germ-seed for the eccentrism yet to come in "The Knot Garden", "The Ice Break", and "New Year". Tippett's theme is the futility of choice and the nature of the impact of choice on humanity in the micro-sphere of the individual and the macro-sphere of the community and history. Tippett's unusual yet perfectly conceived recasting of the Iliad from the Trojan persepctive does more than summarize plot, but pauses to comment on the universal human potential implicit therein. A must-buy for Tippett fans and for anyone who likes opera, Greek Mythology, classical music, or a good story.

--Justin Laird Weaver

Average customer rating: this should be remastered by island records to get 5 stars Great CD....mostly Decent live disc best live reggae album ever Prime Uhuru

Tear It Up - Live Black Uhuru Manufacturer: Mango ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Dub | Reggae | International | Styles | Music General | Reggae | International | Styles | Music General | Reggae | Compilations | International | Styles | Music Similar Items: Live 1977 Keeping Time Downtown Lullaby Mystical Truth Back Catalogue ASIN: B000003QHX Release Date: 1992-03-03

Tracks:

1. Shine Eye Gal
2. Plastic Smile
3. Abortion
4. General Penitentiary
5. Guess Who's Coming To Dinner
6. I Love King Selassie
7. Sinsemila
8. Leaving For Zion

Customer Reviews:

this should be remastered by island records to get 5 stars.......2005-02-20

The Black Uhuru with Sly and Robbie laying down some rhythms that are very good for a live recording, and in some cases a little better than the studio versions. The quality varies from track to track, but overall this is a very good disc. Many of the vocal harmonies come through quite clearly, but at other times not as well, but this is still very listenable. Other than the fact the running time is about 38 minutes this cd is still worth the price, other than that you won't be dissapointed.

Great CD....mostly.......2003-08-19

The CD could be a bit longer. The sound is ok, this is one of those must have CDs that sound great on warm summer days when you have the reggae pumping out of all your speakers. This is a mainstay in my changer for surf trips.

Decent live disc.......2002-08-23

"Tear It Up" doesn't completely do what its title promises, but it's a worthwhile purchase for the Black Uhuru completist. The band plays for an enthusiastic crowd at London's Rainbow Theatre in 1981, and seems to give the fans what they want. While good, it's not completely what I want. For one thing, the sound is mediocre, particularly Michael Rose's vocals. A cleaner sound what undoubtedly help. And since this is pre- "Red" and "Chill Out" the song selection is limited. In fact, six of the eight songs here are on the studio disc, "Guess Who's Coming to Dinner." Really, unless you want a lot of Black Uhuru, stick with that fine album, which has better sound, better performances and the long versions of each song, featuring dub versions. The total time on this live disc is pretty scimpy, too.

best live reggae album ever.......2001-07-12

Crucial! This belongs in every reggae collection.

Killer set of music from London with the band hitting on all cylinders...Sly and Robbie lay down serious dub riddim and the vocal harmonies are very clean for a live session.

All the songs come from the guess who's coming to dinner album, but there is much more energy on the live album. Take this raw energy over the studio effects and you'll be rewarded Irie stylee

Prime Uhuru.......2000-09-28

This live set from 1982 features VERY heavy dub-style reggae performed by what is generally regarded as the "classic" Uhuru line-up. Michael Rose and Puma Jones join mainstay Duckie Simpson on vocals, and the rhythm section consists of the incomparable Sly Dunbar and Robbie Shakespeare (who are at or near the absolute peak of their powers here.) By the standards of its era, the live mix and recording quality are quite good, particularly the HUGE-sounding bass and drums. The set list is well-chosen and played with admirable tightness and passion. My only complaint would be with regards to playtime -- at just over a half hour, the disc clocks in a bit lean. Nonetheless, this is IMHO one of the finest BU releases (along with "Red" and "Sinsemila") -- which is to say, some of the very best reggae you can buy.

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God Comes Tomorrow Manufacturer: Gia Publications ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | Christian & Gospel | Styles | Music Gospel | Christian & Gospel | Styles | Music Christian Contemporary Music | Christian & Gospel | Styles | Music General | Opera & Vocal | Styles | Music Noels | Vocal Non-Opera | Opera & Vocal | Styles | Music Oratorios | Vocal Non-Opera | Opera & Vocal | Styles | Music General | Sacred & Religious | Classical | Styles | Music General | Classical | Styles | Music General Christmas | Holiday | Miscellaneous | Styles | Music Gospel | Christian & Gospel | Indie Music | Stores | Music General Christmas | Holiday Music | Special Features | Music ASIN: B00005RDDW Release Date: 2001-11-13

Tracks:

1. Let All Mortal Flesh Keep Silence (Advent)
2. O Come, O Come, Emmanuel (Advent)
3. Why Don't You Tear Apart The Heavens? (Advent)
4. Comfort, Comfort Now My People (Advent)
5. Lift Up Your Heads (Advent)
6. Advent Lullaby (Advent)
7. A Voice Proclaims (Advent)
8. Cloth For The Cradle (Christmas)
9. He Will Come (Christmas)
10. Voces Angelorum (Christmas)
11. Good News For Everyone (Christmas)
12. Poor Folk Hear Him Gladly (Christmas)
13. Sing Gloria (Christmas)
14. Fae Heichts O'Heiven (From Heights Of Heaven) (Christmas)
15. The Word (Epiphany)
16. He Came Down (Epiphany)
17. It Was To Older Folk (Epiphany)
18. Folly And Love (Epiphany)
19. Give Us, This Year (Epiphany)
20. Sing A Different Song (Epiphany)

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FLOYD LLOYD Tear It Up: The SKA Album "featuring" The Potato 5 / Red Cloud / Ernest Ranglin & The New Orleans Jazz Stars ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD ASIN: B000F3FWI2

Product Description

1. Big City 2. Jesse Jackson 3. Tear It Up 4. Sweet Lady 5. ANC 6. Western Special 7. Spin On Your Head 8. Bye Bye 9. You're For Real 10. I'll Take You Home 11. Ska Party 12. Mr. Yo Yo 13. Long Hard Road 14. Easy Times 15. Same Way

Average customer rating: Great Footage for any Andrew WK fan at a low price!! :) A good way to get into W.K. eh, not his best, dvd is sort of cool. Excellent Item Best single EVER!

Tear It Up / Your Rules (CD Single & DVD) Andrew WK Manufacturer: Island ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | Rock | Styles | Music Alternative Metal | Hard Rock & Metal | Styles | Music General | Hard Rock & Metal | Styles | Music Hard Rock | Hard Rock & Metal | Styles | Music Similar Items: The Wolf I Get Wet She Is Beautiful Party Hard Andrew W.K. - Who Knows? Live 2000-2004 ASIN: B0000A59Y2 Release Date: 2003-07-15

Tracks:

1. Tear It Up
2. Your Rules

Customer Reviews:

Great Footage for any Andrew WK fan at a low price!! :).......2005-08-03

I love my Tear It Up/Your Rules DVD. I have yet to see Andrew WK live, but I was eager to get a taste of what his live performances may be like. With this special dvd, I have gained some insight into the power of his live shows. I also liked being able to view the full format of his videos. I highly recommend the DVD for any Andrew WK fan.

A good way to get into W.K........2004-01-29

If you held off getting "I Get Wet" and any other Andrew W.K.
material, you should buy this Single/DVD set. For about $5 you get
two tracks on the CD off of his new album("The Wolf"), his first three music videos("Party Hard", "She Is Beautiful", and "We Want Fun"), and live footage that includes him preforming "Party Hard"
live(he creates a giant mosh pit while singing). For a small price
you get double the feautures of any normal single. "Tear It Up" is an O.K. track but "Your Rules" sounds a bit too much like his other songs, but the DVD is well worth the price.

eh, not his best, dvd is sort of cool........2003-09-03

The two songs here are not as immediate as anything from the instant classic "I Get Wet" but that's ok. The DVD is fun, and for the price of a single you really get your money's worth. Makes me nervous for the new album though...

Excellent Item.......2003-08-25

Andrew W.K. is exdraordinary live, and the DVD is just a small fraction of how his shows are. This is definitely a good buy, since you get two new songs and music videos. I would recomment this for anyone who likes Andrew W.K.

Best single EVER!.......2003-07-24

this comes with 2 discs. 2 new songs on one of them, which both songs rock. then a bonus DVD that has 3 AWK videos and some extra footage. I play either of them when I need some energy. it'll get your blood pumping just like if you were at his shows!

Average customer rating: Elvis was not the only Rocker in 1954-55. You can't forget Elvis, no matter what... Stray Cats fans should like this... Hail to the King! This is where ROCK started

Rock 'n' Roll Trio/Tear It Up Johnny Burnett Manufacturer: Bgo - Beat Goes on ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | Rock | Styles | Music Rockabilly | Oldies & Retro | Rock | Styles | Music Pop Rock | Pop | Styles | Music General | Oldies | Pop | Styles | Music Pop Rock | Pop | Indie Music | Stores | Music Oldies & Retro | Rock | Indie Music | Stores | Music Rock | Imports | Stores | Music Similar Items: Rockabilly Boogie The Screaming End: The Best Of Gene Vincent Somethin' Else: The Fine Lookin' Hits of Eddie Cochran ASIN: B0000011MX Release Date: 1995-10-10

Tracks:

1. Honey Hush
2. Lonesome Train (On A Lonesome Track)
3. Sweet Love On My Mind
4. Rock Billy Boogie
5. Lonesome Tears In My Eyes
6. All By Myself
7. The Train Kept A Rollin'
8. I Just Found Out
9. Your Baby Blue Eyes
10. Chains Of Love
11. I Love You So
12. Drinking Wine, Spo-Dee-O-Dee, Drinking Wine
13. Tear It Up
14. You're Undecided
15. Oh Baby Babe
16. Eager Beaver Baby
17. Touch Me
18. Midnight Train
19. If You Want It Enough
20. Blues Stay Away From Me
21. Shattered Dreams
22. My Love, You're A Stranger
23. Rock Therapy
24. Please Don't Leave Me

Customer Reviews:

Elvis was not the only Rocker in 1954-55........2004-07-24

Elvis was not the only rocker in 1954-55.

The Rock`n Roll Trio was the legendary group that during 1955-57 recorded 2 album`s worth of material.

Their pioneer rockabilly/rhythm`n blues music has been higly influential on bands like the Yardbirds, Johnny Kid and the Pirates and the Downliners Sect.

The band consisted of the two Burnette brothers Johnny and Dorsey and their friend, lead guitarist Paul Burlison. Both brothers wrote a lot of great songs, some of which were hits for acts like Ricky Nelson.

Their first album, simply called "The Rock `n` Roll Trio" was released as a 10 inch LP on Coral records in early 1957. The album caused considerably excitement among rockabilly fans, but was soon deleted. The album that curiously did not include their 1956 single "Tear it Up" soon became a real collector`s item.

In 1966 the album was rereleased on the Ace of Hearts label, at a time when the trio had been disbanded for years. Singer Johnny Burnette had died in a drowning accident in 1964.

Their material was mixture of Burnette originals and tunes borrowed from other rock`n roll pioneers like Fats Domino and Joe Turner.

The first albums opens with the great rocker "Honey Hush" with the great distorted guitar-riff.

More rockers of the same type follows; best of which are "All by Myself", "The Train Kept a Rollin" and "Drinkin`Wine Spo-Dee-O Dee, Drinking"

A few Buddy Holly-type ballads can also be found. ( "I Just Found Out" and "I Love You So" )
A little bit of country on "Lonesome Train" and sheer blues on "Chains of Love".

Their second album called "Tear it Up", released after their split shows a greater variety of styles. Highlights are the rocking single-track "Tear it Up", "You`re Undecided" and "Midnight Train" - all Burnette originals.

The playing and singing is terrific and overall there`s a lot of energy in these recordings. After 10-15 tracks though, the songs may sound a little too much alike and repetitive.

You can't forget Elvis, no matter what..........2004-07-20

Listening to The Johnny Burnette Trio will make you forget about early Elvis? You have got to be kidding!! Johnny Burnette was a great singer, his lead guitarrist was a genius and he (Johnny), may have tried - albeit too hard -, in the early rockabilly days to make anyone listening forget about Elvis
( who had himself, by 1956, dumped straight rockabilly, which he in turn, along Scotty Moore and Bill Black, invented, albeit inadvertantly, on July 5, 1954), but he failed miserably at this close to impossible task.

Here's a task for you listeners: have a go at the entire 1950's repertoire, back to back, by the Johnny Burnette trio, then do yourself a favor, and listen just to Elvis 1954-1958 rockers, also back to back. Try then, if you must, to obliterate Elvis from your mind...

I suggest you hear the following songs, all mostly lessons and how to sing different type of rock, written and performed previously by great bluesmen or rockers themselves:

Mystery Train/Good Rocking tonight/Baby, let's play house/Trying to get to you/My baby left me/Lawdy Miss Clawdy/Shake Rattle and Roll/Blue Suede Shoes/I got a woman/Reddy Teddy/Long Tall Sally/One-sided love affair/So glad you're mine/Hound Dog/Mean woman blues/Got a lot of living to do/Jailhouse Rock/Hard headed woman and, lastly, A big hunk of love.

Now, who do you want to forget?? The truth of the matter, the unvarnished truth that is, is that the Johnny Burnette Trio, no matter how good at doing early rockabilly, sound extremely repetitive after say, ten or twenty songs.

Not only is their sound repetitive, but so is their delivery.

Stray Cats fans should like this..........2000-12-01

While all this stuff was recorded in the 50's, the sound is incredibly modern. The guitar playing by Paul B. is so top notch, it is unlikely you will find any better. This is a wilder type of rockabilly that's closer to Gene Vincent than Elvis Presley, but still great either way.

Hail to the King!.......1999-09-12

He drove a truck for Crown Electric,lived in Memphis,died young,and started rock and roll. Are you thinkin'Elvis? I'm thinkin' Johnny Burnette! Honey HUSH!

This is where ROCK started.......1998-10-11

Forget Elvis man, Johnny Burnette, Dorsey Burnette and Paul Burlinson, were the guys who started it all. Some of these tracks from the mid 50s are like punk tracks from 1977. From the vocals to the guitar licks, this CD rocks!!!!

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Tear It Up: Live Willie and the Poor Boys Manufacturer: Blind Pig ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | Blues | Styles | Music General | Rock | Styles | Music General | Oldies & Retro | Rock | Styles | Music General | Live Albums | Rock | Styles | Music Roots Rock | Rock | Styles | Music Similar Items: Willie and the Poor Boys Just for a Thrill Poor Boy Boogie The Road to Escondido ASIN: B000000N8V Release Date: 1994-08-01

Tracks:

1. High School Confidential
2. Tear It Up
3. Baby Please Don't Go
4. Medley: Ooh Poo Pah Doo/Rockin' Pneumonia And...
5. Mystery Train
6. Chicken Shack Boogie
7. Stagger Lee
8. What I'd Say
9. Red Hot
10. Lovin' Up A Storm
11. Poor Boy Boogie Medley: Hound Dog/Shake Rattle...
12. Land Of 1,000 Dances

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