R&B Spotlight 1958
by Various Artists
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- Number of Discs: 2
- Released: July 10, 2009
- Originally Released: 2009
- Label: Fantastic Voyage
Tracks:
- 1.Roy Hamilton - Don't Let Go
- 2.Jimmy Clanton & His Rockets - Just A Dream
- 3.The Danleers - One Summer Night
- 4.The Rivieras - Count Every Star
- 5.Bobby Freeman - Betty Lou Got A New Pair of Shoes
- 6.The Olympics - Western Movies
- 7.Lee Allen & His Band - Tic TOC
- 8.Bobby Hendricks - Itchy Twitchy Feeling
- 9.The Shields - You Cheated
- 10.The Quin - Tones - Down The Aisle of Love
- 11.Little Anthony & The Imperials - Tears On My Pillow
- 12.Jimmy Reed - I'm Gonna Get My Baby
- 13.Ruth Brown - This Little Girl's Gone Rockin'
- 14.Little Walter - Key To The Highway
- 15.Harvey & The Moonglows - Ten Commandments of Love
- 16.Muddy Waters - Close To You
- 17.Earl Grant - The End
- 18.Bobby Day - Rock - in Robin
- 19.Cozy Cole - Topsy Ii
- 20.Ivory Joe Hunter - Yes I Want You
- 21.Fats Domino - Whole Lotta Loving
- 22.LaVern Baker - I Cried A Tear
- 23.Chuck Berry - Sweet Little Rock and Roll
- 24.Ray Charles - Rockhouse (Part 2)
- 25.Eugene Church & The Fellows - Pretty Girls Everywhere
- 26.John Lee Hooker - I Love You Honey
- 27.Little Junior Parker - Sweet Home Chicago
- 28.The Platters - Smoke Gets In Your Eyes
- 29.Lloyd Price - Stagger Lee
- 30.Chuck Willis - Keep A - Driving
Product Description:
2009 two CD collection. 1958 saw the Billboard Rhythm & Blues chart extended from 20 to 30 entries, becoming an accurate mirror of the musical tastes of black, and increasingly also, the rest of, Americans. The chart reflected a varied musical mixture. In the Deep South, and in Chicago whose population included many migrant Southerners, the tough electric Blues of artists like Muddy Waters, Little Walter, John Lee Hooker, Jimmy Reed and Little Junior Parker still held sway. While the market for romantic-voiced crooners such as Nat "King" Cole, Ivory Joe Hunter, Roy Hamilton, Earl Grant and the Tony Williams-led Platters continued, a younger, brasher breed of singer was also emerging, blending R&B with the Rock 'N' Roll beat, as exemplified by Little Richard, Fats Domino and Chuck Berry.
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