Jackie Kelso - Legendary Bop Rhythm & Blues Classics - COMPACT DISCS [CD]

The cutting edge dance remixer Monsieur ZonZon puts a fresh spin on an old standard as he takes the reggae icons Third World's massive hit InchNow That We Found LoveInch and turns it into a modern classic. The E.P. features four exclusive mixes including an instrumental and acappella mix, and keyboard wiz Sonny Lamson adds additional spice to the proceedings. [Note This product is an authorized CD-R and is manufactured on demand]. Album Tracks 1. Now That We Found Love (Monsieur Zonzon Refresh Big Room) 2. Now That We Found Love (Monsieur Zonzon Refresh Extended) 3. Now That We Found Love (Monsieur Zonzon Instrumental) 4. Now That We Found Love (Acappella)

This album of vintage J. B. Lenoir material should be something for devotees of Chicago blues everywhere to celebrate and enjoy. He gave expression through his music and songwriting to the aspirations and everyday predicaments of the common man, though with an uncommon voice and talent in his case. J. B. is rightly still renowned as the most topical modern Chicago blues man. The sessions presented here were recorded in 1954 and '55 at Universal Studios in Chicago. Four singles were issued, of which two, cemented J. B.'s fame. InchMama Talk to Your DaughterInch was an infectious, accessible and popular boogie piece, which has become synonymous with it's creator. Much more controversial was InchEisenhower Blues,Inch of which two takes are included on this wonderful collection. All selections newly remastered. Album Tracks 1. Mama, Talk Tour Daughter 2. Eisenhower Blues 3. Sitting Down Thinking 4. What Have I Done 5. Mama, Your Daughter's Gonna Miss Me 6. I'm in Korea 7. We Got to Realize (We Can't Go on This Way) 8. I Lost My Baby 9. Man, Watch Your Women 10. Give Me One More Shot 11. Fine Girls 12. I'm Gonna Die Someday 13. Eisenhower Blues (Take 1)

The father of the jazz tenor saxophone, Coleman Hawkins influenced a whole generation of young sax giants and his influence is still strong today, some forty years after his passing. The rare sessions presented here were recorded in late 1953 for Chicago's Parrot tag, and although the information on these sessions are sketchy, it is believed that Hawk was accompanied by Leo Blevins on guitar and Les Strand on organ, with an unknown vocal group on a few of the selections. The drummer is thought to be Buddy Smith. These 12 sides for Parrot are one of his biggest bodies of work from this period, as it was a time of lowered exposure for Hawkins. Regardless of who accompanied Hawk on these recordings, his playing proves that he was in fine form. All selections newly remastered. Album Tracks 1. Goin' Down Home 2. I'll Follow My Secret Heart 3. On My Way 4. I'll Tell You Later 5. What a Difference a Day Makes 6. Last Stop 7. Should I 8. Flight Eleven 9. Modern Fantasy 10. Confessin' 11. September Song 12. They Can't Take That Away from Me