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(Fire) 16 tracks - Re-issue of the original 1961 'Fire' LP plus bonus tracks mehr

Buster Brown: The New King Of The Blues (LP)

(Fire) 16 tracks - Re-issue of the original 1961 'Fire' LP plus bonus tracks

Artikeleigenschaften von Buster Brown: The New King Of The Blues (LP)

  • Interpret: Buster Brown

  • Albumtitel: The New King Of The Blues (LP)

  • Genre R&B, Soul

  • Label FIRE

  • Geschwindigkeit 33 U/min
  • Plattengröße LP (12 Inch)
  • Record Grading Mint (M)
  • Sleeve Grading Mint (M)
  • Artikelart LP

  • EAN: 4000127823540

  • Gewicht in Kg: 0.3
Brown, Buster - The New King Of The Blues (LP) LP 1
01 Fannie Mae Buster Brown
02 Sincerely Buster Brown
03 Gonna Love My Baby Buster Brown
04 St. Louis Blues Buster Brown
05 Good News Buster Brown
06 Is You Is Or Is You Ain't My Baby Buster Brown
07 I'm Goin' But I'll Be Back Buster Brown
08 John Henry Buster Brown
09 Madison Buster Brown
10 Don't Dog Your Woman Buster Brown
11 Lost In A Dream Buster Brown
12 When Things Go Wrong Buster Brown
13 I Got The Blues When It Rains Buster Brown
14 Blueberry Hill Buster Brown
15 Raise A Ruckus Tonight Buster Brown
16 Doctor Brown Buster Brown
Buster Brown Fannie Mae Buster Brown Fannie Mae One of America’s earliest... mehr
"Buster Brown"

Buster Brown

Fannie Mae

Buster Brown

Fannie Mae

One of America’s earliest cartoon strips (originating in 1902), Buster Brown was a nationally known name before the Brown Show Company introduced its Buster Brown line for kids in 1904. The shoes are still around, but the cartoon strip is long gone, as is this Buster Brown. Fannie Mae was an anachronistic record at the time of release, and Brown had probably been playing it for a while. Bill Griggs found a poster from 1955 advertising an appearance by Brown in Fort Worth, and Fannie Mae was advertised among the songs you could expect to hear. Surprisingly perhaps, it topped the R&B charts and reached #38 on the pop charts. The combination of whooping and harmonica had been popularized by Sonny Terry in the early 1940s, but some reckon that the technique originated in Africa, albeit not with the harmonica. Born August 15, 1911, in Cordele, Georgia, Brown had first recorded for the Library of Congress in Georgia in March 1943.

He moved to the New York area in 1956, and was living in Newark, New Jersey when he began performing at Billy’s Tavern, owned by Waymon Glasco. It was, incidentally, assumed for many years that Buster Brown’s real name was Waymon Glasco, but that’s not the case. Glasco, who died in Newark in September 1998, was Brown’s manager and acquired all of his songs, thereby leading to the confusion. Glasco said that he took Brown to audition for Bobby Robinson at Fire/Fury Records, and Robinson himself seems to bear that out. “He came to see me about doing some recording,” Robinson remembered. “He was a cripple, and he walked with a limp, but he was a real effervescent sort of guy. He had this idea for ‘Fannie Mae,’ which he just sang to me acappella, and then played his harmonica break. But I could hear that a strong, driving rhythm behind this song would really set it on track, so I put together a four-piece band led by [guitarist] Riff Ruffin, and we met in a rehearsal hall in the early evening to work out the arrangement, and the guys hit such a great groove that I called Bell Sound, booked some time, and we went right down there that same night.

I was afraid to let the guys get cold.” According to Robinson, the other musicians on the session included guitarist Jimmy Spruill (who by this point had almost usurped the role once held by Mickey Baker…now a French resident) and bassist Jimmy Lewis. The session was held on June 30, 1959, and the record was issued in late summer. Chicago dee-jay Big Bill Hill played an acetate and created a huge demand locally. It showed up in the national R&B chart in December, and topped them on April 18. Buster is remembered as a short, peppy little man, and he recorded again without much success (Sugar Babe was a Top 20 R&B hit, subsequently covered in 1964 by Jimmy Powell in England). He died in Brooklyn on January 31, 1976. Fannie Mae was reissued by Sue Records in England, and became a minor standard after Fleetwood Mac and Chicken Shack recorded it. The Rolling Stones lifted the riff for their The Under Assistant West Coast Promotion Man and the Beach Boys lifted it for Help Me Rhonda.

 

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Classics That Rocked The Jukebox

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Tracklist
Brown, Buster - The New King Of The Blues (LP) LP 1
01 Fannie Mae
02 Sincerely
03 Gonna Love My Baby
04 St. Louis Blues
05 Good News
06 Is You Is Or Is You Ain't My Baby
07 I'm Goin' But I'll Be Back
08 John Henry
09 Madison
10 Don't Dog Your Woman
11 Lost In A Dream
12 When Things Go Wrong
13 I Got The Blues When It Rains
14 Blueberry Hill
15 Raise A Ruckus Tonight
16 Doctor Brown