ROCKIN' RHYTHM'N'BLUES FROM ME - CD ROCKIN' RHYTHM'N'BLUES FROM MEMPHIS

Popis - ROCKIN' RHYTHM'N'BLUES FROM MEMPHIS:
The many record labels that came out of Memphis, Tennessee have mostly been well documented over the years. There has been one glaring omission and that is the Home Of The Blues record label that existed from 1960 through to 1962. In that short time the company issued approximately forty singles. The label grew out of Ruben Cherry's Home Of The Blues record store on Beale Street. Most of the recordings were made at Royal Studios and Willie Mitchell joined HOTB as house musician and producer. He recorded three singles for the label under his own name. Big Names who recorded for HOTB included Roy Brown and the 5 Royales, both after their lengthy stints at King Records, and Larry Birdsong.
Tracklisting:
01. ROCKING ALL THE TIME - Roy Brown
02. YOU SATISFY - Dave Dixon
03. LITTLE SCHOOLGIRL - Larry Birdsong
04. HOKIN' - Willie Mitchell
05. I GOT TO KNOW - The 5 Royales
06. OH SO WONDERFUL - Roy Brown With Mamie Dell Merriwether
07. YOU DON'T LOVE ME - Willie Cobbs
08. BIG M - Billy Adams
09. FLIP FLOP AND FLY - Billy Lee Riley
10. NOT GOING TO CRY - The 5 Royales
11. FEEL ALRIGHT - Jimmy Dotson
12. DON'T YOU KNOW I LOVE YOU - Woodrow Adams
13. STROLL - Willie Mitchell
14. CONTINENTAL TIME - Larry Birdsong
15. ROCK'N'ROLL JAMBOREE - Roy Brown
16. DON'T GO - The Aristocrats
17. TEENAGE LETTER - Billy Lee Riley
18. SHE DID ME WRONG - The 5 Royales
19. THIEF IN THE NIGHT - Charles James
20. HEY HEY PRETTY BABY - Dave Dixon
21. ONE MORE TIME PART 1 - Gene Bowlegs Miller
22. I'LL LET NOTHING SEPARATE ME FROM YOUR LOVE - Larry Birdsong
23. THEY DON'T KNOW - The 5 Royales
24. ONE MINT JULEP - Willie Mitchell
25. BIG LEGS - Cleanhead Cootsie
26. TALK ABOUT MY WOMAN - The 5 Royales
27. FREDDY THE FREELOADER - Cleanhead Cootsie
28. SOMETHING ON MY MIND - Woodrow Adams
29. YOU'RE SO HARD TO PLEASE - Willie Cobbs
30. ONE MINT JULEP - Charles James
31. HAD THE BLUES (TWIST) - Billy Adams
32. THE HOME OF THE BLUES - Sammy Lawhorn.