Various Artists - Sadie's Gentlemen's Club V5: Branded (Various Artists) - COMPACT DISCS [CD]

Atomicat Records with permission from Sadie the mysterious owner and mistress of The Gentlemen's Club is making the music played at the venue referred to as The House of Sin available to the public. During Visit 03 - Taboo the thirty songs will take you into another frame of mind. The album undeniably includes styles associated with our labels Atomicat and Koko Mojo, specifically greasy rhythm and blues and rock 'n' roll, and within the series, we include songs that are more fitting to a late-night rendezvous club. You will encounter and absorb yourself into the genres of; titty-shakers, popcorn, twist, pop, exotica, space-age, swing, and blues. The concept is presented Atomicat style Inchloud, pulsating and vibrantInch and sourced from the years 1947 onwards with most of the sounds being from the mid-1950s music through to 1963. The sexual ambiguities within Visit 03 - Taboo are plain and clear; Duke Jenkins and His Orchestra, Shake It, Howlin' Wolf, Moanin' At Midnight, Ella Fitzgerald, Too Darn Hot, while others refuse an offer of a fling, The Coasters, Sorry But I'm Gonna Have To Pass, and some people are active before they enter the club, Sherman InchBluesInch Johnson, Back Alley Boogie. The album's title Taboo is performed by Sylvie Mora and following her lead are; Don Johnston, The Whipmaster, Santo and Johnny, Slave Girl, and Steve Alaimo, Big Bad Beulah. For fun and frolics, you will get low down and groovy to the sounds of; Bobby Rey and His Orchestra, Blue Mambo, Roy Orbison, Working For The Man, The Four Seasons, Big Girls Don't Cry, Marc Haven and The Aquarians, Hey Señorita, and for the drunken fun, Ted Jarrett (Let's Twist) Slow and Easy. Every album has thirty recordings remastered Atomic style which is clear, vibrant and the music is carefully collected throughout the series to offer vibrant and diverse sounds from the numerous musical genres. Album

The album undeniably includes styles associated with our labels Atomicat and Koko Mojo, specifically greasy rhythm and blues and rock 'n' roll, and within the series, we include songs that are more fitting to a late-night rendezvous club. You will encounter and absorb yourself into the genres of; titty-shakers, popcorn, twist, pop, exotica, space-age, swing, and blues. The concept is presented Atomicat style Inchloud, pulsating and vibrantInch and sourced from the years 1947 onwards with most of the sounds being from the mid-1950s music through to 1963. Le rendezvous à la Maison du rouge known as Sadie's Gentlemen's Club aka The House of Sin - Visit 04 - Ecstasy - Atomicat Records (ACCD109) the message is Try Love (Just One More Time). The sexuality from Visit 04 - Ecstasy is oozing with both shame, lust, and cheating; Bobbie Bolden with Maurice Kings Orchestra, Hall Of Shame, Billy Boy, Kissing At Midnight, and Bull Moose Jackson and His Buffalo Bearcats, I Want A Bowlegged Woman, some are wondering just what is happening, Barbara Gale and The Larks, Who Walks When I Walk Out, and John Lee Booker shouts through the door of Sadie's Leave My Wife Alone. The album's title Ecstasy is performed by Ben E. King and also lost in breathless passion are; Solomon Burke, Cry To Me, Slim Harpo, Strange Love, The Drivers, Dangerous Lips, and Wynonie Harris, Bite Again, Bite Again. For fun and frolics you will get low down and groovy to the sounds of; Ray Charles and His Orchestra, Hit The Road Jack, The Velveteers, Boo Wacka Boo, Bo Diddley, Pills, Ben and Bea, Let The Good Times Roll, and for a riot of fun, Louis Prima with Sam Butera and The Witnesses, Twist All Night. Every album has thirty recordings remastered Atomic style which is clear, vibrant and the music is carefully collected throughout the series to offer vibrant and diverse sounds from the numerous musical genres. A

The album undeniably includes styles associated with our labels Atomicat and Koko Mojo, specifically greasy rhythm and blues and rock 'n' roll, and within the series, we include songs that are more fitting to a late-night rendezvous club. You will encounter and absorb yourself into the genres of; titty-shakers, popcorn, twist, pop, exotica, space-age, swing, and blues. The concept is presented Atomicat style Inchloud, pulsating and vibrantInch and sourced from the years 1948 onwards with most of the sounds being from the mid-1950s music through to 1963. Le rendezvous à la Maison du rouge known as Sadie's Gentlemen's Club aka The House of Sin - Visit 01- Lover - Atomicat Records (ACCD106) message is Love (Can't You Hear Me). Visit 01- Lover will introduce you into the world of red satin bedrooms and the rhythm room where the dancers engross in the rhythmic sounds played at Sadie's Gentlemen's Club aka The House of Sin. The sexual innuendos are clear from; Barbie Gaye, My Boy Lollipop, Larktones, Rockin' Swingin' Man, Vivian Greene and Her Trio, Bowlegged Boogie. The submissive express their thoughts in a song, Dick Dixon and The Roommates, The Caterpillar Crawl, Bobby Towers, Bondage Of Love, Bob Kayli, Tie Me Tight, and the weak succumb to Screamin' Jay Hawkins devilish rendition of Temptation. The album's title Lover is performed by Ella Fitzgerald, and following her example are; Knight Brothers, ?Love (Can't You Hear Me), Etta James, I Just Want To Make Love To You, and B. B. InchBlues BoyInch King, Whole Lotta Love. For fun and frolics you will get low down and groovy to the sounds of; Bobby InchBlueInch Bland, Don't Cry No More, Chuck Hensley and The Strollers, Tall Man, and for the dance-craze fun, Hank Ballard and The Midnighters perform It's Twistin' Time. Album Tracks 1. Barbie Gaye - My Boy Lollipop 2. Knight Brothers - ?Love (Can't You Hear Me) 3.