Alexander, Arthur: Lay Down Your Arms
Alexander, Arthur: Lay Down Your Arms
Format: CD
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Artist: Alexander, Arthur
Label: Jasmine
Product Type: COMPACT DISCS
UPC: 604988094121
Genre: Soul/R & B
EU-only collection. Arthur Alexander Jr. was perhaps the catalytic figure in the birth of Muscle Shoals as an important musical hotbed, 'You Better Move On' being the first national hit recorded at Rick Hall's legendary Fame Studios, in late 1961. A profound influence on the early ‘60s Beat Boom/British Invasion, Alexander's songs have been recorded by artists like The Beatles (who recorded three of his songs), The Rolling?Stones, Bob Dylan,?Elvis, Jerry Lee Lewis, Ike &?Tina Turner, Dusty Springfield, Ry Cooder, Robert Plant, The Searchers, Johnny Kidd & The Pirates, Dave Edmunds, Johnny Rivers, etc. This compilation includes all his early recordings for the Dot label in 1961-62, notably 'You Better Move On, ‘A?Shot Of Rhythm And?Blues', 'Where Have You Been', 'Soldier Of Love', 'Anna (Go?To Him)', 'Go Home Girl', and the stereo version of his LP, You Better Move On. Also included is his unfeasibly rare debut single, 'Sally Sue Brown'/'The Girl?That?Radiates That Charm', on which he was billed as 'June Alexander' ('June' being an abbreviation of 'Junior').
Tracks:
1.1 Sally Sue Brown
1.2 The Girl?That?Radiates That Charm
1.3 You Better Move on (Single Version)
1.4 A?Shot of Rhythm and Blues
1.5 Where Have You Been
1.6 Soldier of Love
1.7 Anna (Go to Him)
1.8 I?Hang My Head and Cry
1.9 Go Home Girl
1.10 You're the Reason
1.11 Dream Girl
1.12 I?Wonder Where You Are Tonight
1.13 Pretty Girls Everywhere
1.14 Baby, Baby
1.15 Where Did Sally?Go
1.16 Keep Her Guessin'
1.17 You Better Move on (LP Version)
1.18 Love Letters
1.19 Hey! Baby
1.20 Funny How Time Slips Away
1.21 Young World
1.22 A Thousand Stars
1.23 A?Hundred Pounds of Clay
1.24 Lover Please
1.25 Love Me Warm and Tender
1.26 The Wanderer
1.27 Don't Break the Heart That Loves You
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