029667239325

New Breed Blues With Black Popcorn (Jewel Case)

Various Artists

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Cat No: CDKEND393

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Format Details: Jewel Case

Release Date:  29 April 2013

Label:  Kent

Packaging Type:  Jewel Case

No of Units:  1

Barcode:  029667239325

Genres:  Rock  Rhythm and Blues  Soul/R&B  R&B  

  • Description

    Make way for a brand new selection of collectables, curios and rug-cutters for R&B fans who feel the beat and need new sounds to scratch their itch. Tracks such as Marva Josie's 'You Lied', Sinner Strong's 'Don't Knock It' and the Idols' 'Just A Little Bit More' seem to have been around for an eternity without being properly comped, whereas 'Why Oh Why' by Austin Taylor, 'Well I Done Got Over It' from Bobby Mitchell and Dolores Johnson's 'What Kind Of Man Are You' are currently raising eyebrows and overdrafts. J.J. Jackson's 'Oo-Ma-Liddy', Little Johnny Taylor's 'Somewhere Down The Line' and Etta James' 'Nobody Loves You Like Me' are perfect for this CD. Kent's forte is the previously unissued humdinger and here we have a handful of the best to tempt even the most OVO (original vinyl only) of collectors to shell out for this piquant package. Two gems from earlier Ace CDs can be found in Art Wheeler's Downey side 'Baby We're Through' and Carl Edmondson & the Charmaines' Fraternity number 'Baby Please Don't Go', while the more recently issued 45 of 'I Ain't Talkin'' comes from last year's CD of Kent Harris' R&B productions. Inevitably it's the debutantes that will steal the show and attract the more traditional R&B fan. There is a pounding blues by Freddie North from Bob Holmes' tapes, when he was working with Freddie along with Slim Harpo in Nashville in the late 60s. From Los Angeles there is Adolph Jacobs' unreleased Class recording 'Cannibal Stew' that sounds like the Coasters and might even have them singing behind him (he was their guitarist at the time). Then we have a taster for the forthcoming Ace CD of Richard Stamz's Chicago blues productions, with a fine mover from Tony Gideon called 'So Strange'. Finally, there is a track that put me into a state of frenzy, 'When You See Me Hurt' by Carl Lester & the Showstoppers - 2 minutes 30 of unadulterated hip-shaking heartbreak. I must have one now! By Ady Croasdell

  • Tracklisting

      Disc 1

      Side 1

      • 1. When You See Me Hurt - Carl Lester & The Show Stoppers
      • 2. Somewhere Down The Line - Little Johnny Taylor
      • 3. Well, I Done Got Over It - Bobby Mitchell
      • 4. I'm Comin' Home - Bobby John with Jimmy Thomas, Stacy Johnson & Vernon Guy
      • 5. You Lied - Marva Josie
      • 6. Don't Knock It - Sinner Strong
      • 7. I Ain't Talkin' - Pat Hunt
      • 8. What Kind Of Man Are You - Dolores Johnson
      • 9. Just A Little Bit More - The Idols
      • 10. So Strange - Tony Gideon
      • 11. You Ought To Love Me - Harold Burrage
      • 12. Mr Lonely - Freddie North
      • 13. Baby Please Don't Go - Carl Edmondson with the Charmaines
      • 14. Late In The Evening - The Fran-cettes
      • 15. Oo-Ma-Liddi - J.J. Jackson & The Jackaels
      • 16. Itchy Koo - Hank Blackman & The Killers
      • 17. East L A - Solid Jackson
      • 18. Cannibal Stew - Adolph Jacobs
      • 19. Nobody Loves You Like Me - Etta James
      • 20. This Little Letter - James Wayne
      • 21. Why Oh Why - Austin Taylor
      • 22. Baby We're Through - Art Wheeler
      • 23. Rockin' Bed - Valerie Carr
      • 24. I'm Hurted - Mamie Perry with the Gus Jenkins Orchestra