Mabel Scott - Legendary Bop Rhythm & Blues Classics - COMPACT DISCS [CD]

This product is an authorized manufactured on demand CD-R Album Tracks 1. Come on Over Baby (All I Want Is You) 2. Never Let You Go 3. Nobody Wants to Be Lonely 4. Here with Me 5. So in Love with Two 6. Dance with Me 7. Itch 8. Gotta Tell You 9. Love Don't Cost a Thing 10. It Wasn't Me 11. Time of My Life 12. Spiderman 13. Dance and Shout 14. Josie and the Pussycats

Blues pianist Willie Mabon began his recording career in 1949 and soon developed a reputation as a master bluesman and fine lyricist. Recorded in October of 1952, the single presented here helped launch Mabon into wider popularity and contains his biggest hit, InchI Don't Know,Inch which eventually rose to #1 on Billboard's Rhythm & Blues chart and remained on the charts for 15 weeks. All selections, newly remastered. Album Tracks 1. Worry Blues 2. I Don't Know

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)