Various Artists - The Champion Records Story. Vol. 1. Blues & Rhythm
Жанр: Early R&B, Swamp Blues, Soul
Год издания: 2007
Lossless: duppyB
Аудиокодек: MP3
Тип рипа: tracks
Битрейт аудио: 320 kbps
Продолжительность: 00:52:12
Наличие сканов в содержимом раздачи: да
Треклист:
01. Gene Allison – Somebody Somewhere [00:02:35]
02. Gene Allison – You're My Baby [00:02:29]
03. Larry Birdsong – Oo Wee Honey [00:02:21]
04. Larry Birdsong – Let's Try It Again [00:02:16]
05. Earl Gaines – Three Times Seven [00:02:47]
06. Earl Gaines – Best Of Luck Baby [00:02:26]
07. Earl Gaines – Sittin' Here Drinkin' [00:02:59]
08. Christine Kittrell – I'm Just What You're Looking For [00:02:18]
09. Christine Kittrell – I Thank Him [00:02:24]
10. Jimmy Beck – Blue Night [00:02:09]
11. Little Ike – Am I Losing You [00:02:43]
12. Johnny Bridgeforth – Blue Organ [00:02:53]
13. Al ''Murfreesboro'' Garner – Real Good Man [00:02:33]
14. Ted Jarrett & The Daddy Dean Orchestra – Love Me A Long, Long Time [00:02:20]
15. Ted Jarrett & The Daddy Dean Orchestra – The Road [00:03:00]
16. Clenest Gant & Don Q – I Can't Stand To See You Go [00:03:17]
17. Clenest Gant & Don Q – Love Me Always [00:03:14]
18. Cliff Butler – Fool [00:02:24]
19. Herbert Hunter – I'm So Satisfied [00:02:12]
20. Rudy Green – Hurry Hurry [00:02:41]
Об альбоме (сборнике)
The story of Champion Records (and it's sister labels Calvert, Kit & Cherokee) is really the story of songwriter/record producer Ted Jarrett, who started his career at Tennessee Records in Nashville in the early 1950's and went into partnership with Allen and Reynolds Pubis in 1956 to form Champion. In 1955 and 1956 Ted had written two massive chart topping records, It's Love Baby (24 Hours A Day) for Louis Brooks and the High-Toppers and Love, Love, Love for Web Pierce. By 1957 Ted had become a successful independent producer and songwriter with Champion Records.
The Champion Records Story Vol. 1 is compiled of some of the finest R&B sides produced by Jarrett during the 50's and is digitally remastered and housed in digipak format with sleeve notes by Fred James.
