Mcvoy,Carl / Gilley,Mickey - Buzzin' Cousins! The Jerry Lee Lewis Family Tradition 1957-1962 - COMPACT DISCS [CD]
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Two major figures in the development of southern rockabilly and rock 'n' roll - bound by being cousins of Jerry Lee Lewis, no less - Carl McVoy and Mickey Gilley may have gotten started a little later than their high profile relative but they made their mark among R 'n' R collectors in much the same way as the late great 'Killer' has and always will. Like Jerry Lee, both men played a mean piano and both sang with gusto and commitment. The fact that neither scored a major hit during the period covered by this Jasmine collection is in no way a reflection on the quality of the (mostly) supercharged rock 'n' roll and R&B contained within! Carl McVoy recorded for two of Memphis' prime imprints in Hi and Sun, and a cross section of his music for both labels can be heard here. Mickey Gilley hopped from one Texas and Louisiana tag to another and again there's music herein from most of his recording homes from 1956 to 1962. Many of the original singles are as collectable now as they were when the first rockabilly revival hit around 50 years ago! Carl McVoy's career did not extend much further than 1962, but from the mid-70s onwards Mickey Gilley became a country music superstar, his success rivalling that of his most famous musical cousin. All three cousins played an important part in the evolution of Memphis music and connoisseurs will be pleased to have so much to enjoy here. Album Tracks 1. Tootsie - Carl McVoy 2. You Are My Sunshine - Carl McVoy 3. Be Honest with Me - Carl McVoy 4. Lonely Heart - Carl McVoy 5. That's Just Too Bad - Johnny 'Ace' Cannon Vocal Carl McVoy 6. Little John's Gone - Carl McVoy 7. Daydreamin' - Carl McVoy 8. Born to Lose - Carl McVoy 9. It Makes No Difference Now - Carl McVoy 10. There'll Be No Teardrops Tonight - Carl McVoy 11. Little Girl - Carl McVoy 12. A Woman's Love - Carl McVoy 13. You're the Only Star - Carl M
- GenreRockDescriptionTwo major figures in the development of southern rockabilly and rock 'n' roll - bound by being cousins of Jerry Lee Lewis, no less - Carl McVoy and Mickey Gilley may have gotten started a little later than their high profile relative but they made their mark among R 'n' R collectors in much the same way as the late great 'Killer' has and always will. Like Jerry Lee, both men played a mean piano and both sang with gusto and commitment. The fact that neither scored a major hit during the period covered by this Jasmine collection is in no way a reflection on the quality of the (mostly) supercharged rock 'n' roll and R&B contained within! Carl McVoy recorded for two of Memphis' prime imprints in Hi and Sun, and a cross section of his music for both labels can be heard here. Mickey Gilley hopped from one Texas and Louisiana tag to another and again there's music herein from most of his recording homes from 1956 to 1962. Many of the original singles are as collectable now as they were when the first rockabilly revival hit around 50 years ago! Carl McVoy's career did not extend much further than 1962, but from the mid-70s onwards Mickey Gilley became a country music superstar, his success rivalling that of his most famous musical cousin. All three cousins played an important part in the evolution of Memphis music and connoisseurs will be pleased to have so much to enjoy here. Album Tracks 1. Tootsie - Carl McVoy 2. You Are My Sunshine - Carl McVoy 3. Be Honest with Me - Carl McVoy 4. Lonely Heart - Carl McVoy 5. That's Just Too Bad - Johnny 'Ace' Cannon Vocal Carl McVoy 6. Little John's Gone - Carl McVoy 7. Daydreamin' - Carl McVoy 8. Born to Lose - Carl McVoy 9. It Makes No Difference Now - Carl McVoy 10. There'll Be No Teardrops Tonight - Carl McVoy 11. Little Girl - Carl McVoy 12. A Woman's Love - Carl McVoy 13. You're the Only Star - Carl MArtistMCVOY,CARL / GILLEY,MICKEYTitleBuzzin' Cousins! The Jerry Lee Lewis Family Tradition 1957-1962FormatCDLabelJasmine Records
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Two major figures in the development of southern rockabilly and rock 'n' roll - bound by being cousins of Jerry Lee Lewis, no less - Carl McVoy and Mickey Gilley may have gotten started a little later than their high profile relative but they made their mark among R 'n' R collectors in much the same way as the late great 'Killer' has and always will. Like Jerry Lee, both men played a mean piano and both sang with gusto and commitment. The fact that neither scored a major hit during the period covered by this Jasmine collection is in no way a reflection on the quality of the (mostly) supercharged rock 'n' roll and R&B contained within! Carl McVoy recorded for two of Memphis' prime imprints in Hi and Sun, and a cross section of his music for both labels can be heard here. Mickey Gilley hopped from one Texas and Louisiana tag to another and again there's music herein from most of his recording homes from 1956 to 1962. Many of the original singles are as collectable now as they were when the first rockabilly revival hit around 50 years ago! Carl McVoy's career did not extend much further than 1962, but from the mid-70s onwards Mickey Gilley became a country music superstar, his success rivalling that of his most famous musical cousin. All three cousins played an important part in the evolution of Memphis music and connoisseurs will be pleased to have so much to enjoy here. Album Tracks 1. Tootsie - Carl McVoy 2. You Are My Sunshine - Carl McVoy 3. Be Honest with Me - Carl McVoy 4. Lonely Heart - Carl McVoy 5. That's Just Too Bad - Johnny 'Ace' Cannon Vocal Carl McVoy 6. Little John's Gone - Carl McVoy 7. Daydreamin' - Carl McVoy 8. Born to Lose - Carl McVoy 9. It Makes No Difference Now - Carl McVoy 10. There'll Be No Teardrops Tonight - Carl McVoy 11. Little Girl - Carl McVoy 12. A Woman's Love - Carl McVoy 13. You're the Only Star - Carl M
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