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Buddy Lucas: Hoppin' Bop (CD)

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Interpret: Buddy Lucas
Albumtitel: Hoppin' Bop (CD)
Label OFFICIAL
Genre Rock'n'Roll
Artikelart CD
EAN: 4000127703170
Gewicht in Kg: 0.1

Lucas, Buddy - Hoppin' Bop (CD) CD 1
01	Willie B.
02	Hound Dog
03	Packin' My Grip
04	Slow Walk
05	Blue Monday
06	Oh Mary Ann
07	Seven Eleven
08	How Didy Ho
09	The Stroll
10	When My Dreamboat
11	Hoppin' Bop
12	So Happy
13	Blueberry Hill
14	Gee Gee Walk
15	Money Money Money
16	Get Away Fly
17	I'm Sailing
18	That Thing
19	Priscilla
20	Searchin'
21	Deacon John
22	Ah-Ah-Ah
23	Night Train
24	It's You I Love
25	Begin The Beguine
26	No Change
27	Don't Be Cruel
28	I Can't Go
29	True Love Will Come
30	I'm Walkin'
31	Honkey Tonk
32	Beluah
33	Buddy's Walk

Buddy Lucas Orchestra The Orioles with Buddy Lucas Orchestra Don't Cry Baby ... mehr

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"Buddy Lucas"

Buddy Lucas Orchestra

The Orioles with Buddy Lucas Orchestra

Don't Cry Baby

The Orioles were masterful at reinvigorating old standards with their immaculate harmonies, the inviting lead tenor of Sonny Til massaging each syllable as only he could. 1952 was another underwhelming year for Baltimore's favorite sons from a sales standpoint; they only managed one trip to the R&B hit parade early in the year with Baby Please Don't Go (it's on our previous collection). But there was no dropoff in The Orioles' output for Jerry Blaine's Jubilee Records from an artistic standpoint - as always, their singles were consistently splendid.

Don't Cry Baby had been around the block several times by the time The Orioles cast their eyes upon it. Written by Saul Bernie, Stella Unger, and stride pianist extraordinaire James P. Johnson (one of the most important jazz ivories aces of the 1920s), Don't Cry Baby premiered on wax in 1929 by The Empress of the Blues, the incomparable Bessie Smith, with Johnson accompanying. Trumpet-blowing orchestra leader Erskine Hawkins topped the R&B charts for 14 weeks in 1943 with his big band treatment of the tune, Jimmy Mitchelle supplying the vocal (that was likely the inspiration for The Orioles' version). The tune would reemerge yet again in 1961 thanks to Etta James, whose hit rendition surrounded her with a sweeping, violin-enriched arrangement by Riley Hampton.

At a July 28, 1952 session in New York, The Orioles took their turn at the bluesy torch ballad, Til in front of a mid-tempo arrangement as the group (tenor Alexander Sharp, baritone George Nelson, and bass Johnny Reed sometimes joined vocally by guitarist Ralph Williams, who had joined the ranks after Tommy Gaither was killed in a 1950 auto wreck) offered strong vocal support. Tenor saxist Buddy Lucas, a familiar presence on the New York studio scene, led the combo, adding subtle riffing well in the background. The group stayed bluesy on the other side, a revival of the ancient blues See See Rider.

Although The Orioles weren't posting blockbusters the way they had when they took the R&B world by storm in the late '40s, they remained one of the top vocal groups in the field. They were about to experience a major commercial upsurge.

Bill Dahl

Various - Street Corner Symphonies Vol.04

1952 The Complete Story Of Doo Wop

Read more at: https://www.bear-family.de/various-street-corner-symphonies-vol.04-1952-the-complete-story-of-doo-wop.html
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