Bobby Bland - Singles Collection 1951-62 - COMPACT DISCS [CD]
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- Genre: Blues
- Description: Bobby Bland, often known as Bobby InchBlueInch Bland, was one of the best blues, R&B and soul singers of the post-war era, recognised as one of the finest interpreters of blues-influenced songs, comparable within his genre to the likes of Frank Sinatra in the broader popular spectrum. The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame described him as Inchsecond in stature only to B.B. King as a product of Memphis's Beale Street blues sceneInch. He enjoyed chart success right through until the 1980s, but this extensive collection of his formative decade and more includes all his R&B No. 1s plus other landmark recordings. He recorded initially with Roscoe Gordon for both Modern and Chess before joining the Duke tag - this great-value 56-track 2-CD set comprises the A and B sides of all his Duke singles through until 1962, plus selected sides from his early releases with Roscoe Gordon. It features the R&B No. 1s InchFarther Up The RoadInch, InchI Pity The FoolInch and InchThat's The Way Love IsInch, plus other Top 10 classics such as InchI'll Take Care Of YouInch, InchDon't Cry No MoreInch, InchTurn On Your Love LightInch and the iconic InchStormy Monday BluesInch. It's a fine showcase for a unique and highly-regarded talent. Album Tracks 1. Love You Till the Day I Die (Roscoe Gordon with Bobby Bland) 2. Crying All Night Long (Robert Bland with Roscoe Gordon & His Orch.) 3. Dry Up Baby (Robert Bland with Roscoe Gordon & His Orch.) 4. Good Lovin' (Robert Bland with Roscoe Gordon & His Orch.) 5. Letter from a Trench in Korea (Robert Bland with Roscoe Gordon & His Orch.) 6. Crying (Robert Bland with Roscoe Gordon & His Orch.) 7. I.O.U. Blues (Bobby InchBlueInch Bland) 8. Lovin' Blues (Bobby InchBlueInch Bland) 9. Army Blues (Bobby InchBlueInch Bland) 10. No Blow, No Show (Bobby InchBlueInch Bland) 11. Time Out (Bobby InchBlueInch Bland with the Bi
- Artist: Bobby Bland
- Title: Singles Collection 1951-62
- Format: CD
- Label: Acrobat
- Release Date: 11/04/2016
- Genre: Blues
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- Product Name: Bobby Bland - Singles Collection 1951-62 - COMPACT DISCS
- UPC: 824046317621
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Bobby Bland, often known as Bobby InchBlueInch Bland, was one of the best blues, R&B and soul singers of the post-war era, recognised as one of the finest interpreters of blues-influenced songs, comparable within his genre to the likes of Frank Sinatra in the broader popular spectrum. The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame described him as Inchsecond in stature only to B.B. King as a product of Memphis's Beale Street blues sceneInch. He enjoyed chart success right through until the 1980s, but this extensive collection of his formative decade and more includes all his R&B No. 1s plus other landmark recordings. He recorded initially with Roscoe Gordon for both Modern and Chess before joining the Duke tag - this great-value 56-track 2-CD set comprises the A and B sides of all his Duke singles through until 1962, plus selected sides from his early releases with Roscoe Gordon. It features the R&B No. 1s InchFarther Up The RoadInch, InchI Pity The FoolInch and InchThat's The Way Love IsInch, plus other Top 10 classics such as InchI'll Take Care Of YouInch, InchDon't Cry No MoreInch, InchTurn On Your Love LightInch and the iconic InchStormy Monday BluesInch. It's a fine showcase for a unique and highly-regarded talent. Album Tracks 1. Love You Till the Day I Die (Roscoe Gordon with Bobby Bland) 2. Crying All Night Long (Robert Bland with Roscoe Gordon & His Orch.) 3. Dry Up Baby (Robert Bland with Roscoe Gordon & His Orch.) 4. Good Lovin' (Robert Bland with Roscoe Gordon & His Orch.) 5. Letter from a Trench in Korea (Robert Bland with Roscoe Gordon & His Orch.) 6. Crying (Robert Bland with Roscoe Gordon & His Orch.) 7. I.O.U. Blues (Bobby InchBlueInch Bland) 8. Lovin' Blues (Bobby InchBlueInch Bland) 9. Army Blues (Bobby InchBlueInch Bland) 10. No Blow, No Show (Bobby InchBlueInch Bland) 11. Time Out (Bobby InchBlueInch Bland with the Bi
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