Southern Bred 23 Tennessee R&B Rockers / Various: Southern Bred 23 Tennessee R&B Rockers: Rough Lover (Various Artists)
Southern Bred 23 Tennessee R&B Rockers / Various: Southern Bred 23 Tennessee R&B Rockers: Rough Lover (Various Artists)
Format: CD
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Artist: Southern Bred 23 Tennessee R&B Rockers / Various
Label: Koko-Mojo
Product Type: COMPACT DISCS
UPC: 4260072729049
Genre: Pop
The concept of Southern Bred Tennessee and Arkansas allows the sourcing of a variety of wide-ranging black music chosen by the theme of birth to be collected onto the albums. The series like it's predecessors are made by people who are active on the music scene, for people who enjoy the excellence of sound and quality of music. The series concept is to research an artist's birth state and compile albums around their Southern Bred heritage. By doing so the musical concept radically differs from that of a regional or label-based compilation and therefore opens the variety of sound within the album and series. Rough Lover, Southern Bred Tennessee and Arkansas Koko Mojo (KM-CD-89) is the third look at the birth heritage of Tennessee and Arkansas which is consolidated into the anthology due to it being referred to as West Memphis. The performers on the third episode have a fresh and often different musical approaches and variety is the spice of life. From the Blues arena are, the Gunter brothers Al and Arthur, and Joe Hill Louis. Rhythm & Blues artists of excellence include; Big John Greer, Ted Jarrett, a man at the dawn of his career Jimmy McCracklin, and hard drinker Cecil Gant. The changing direction of the sound is from; the over-looked Bobby Hebb, the future Lady of Soul Music Aretha Franklin, and two soloists who teamed up for a 45 rpm Charlie & Rosie. Our Southern Bred albums have; sleeve notes which are written by series compiler Mark Armstrong, stunning design from design artist Michael van Merwyk, and twenty-eight songs, remastered at Black Shack Studios by our sound expert Heiko Schultz. The disc is housed in an attractively designed cardboard sleeve, specially designed to avoid the use of plastic and be environmentally friendly. You are listening to music from the past and preserving the future! Koko Mojo Records "often imitated, never duplicated."
Tracks:
1.1 Larry Birdsong - Young and Fancy Free
1.2 Stick McGhee and His Spo-Dee-O-Dee Buddies - Drank Up All the Wine Last Night
1.3 Big Maybelle with Ernie Wilkins' Orch. - Rock House
1.4 Sonny Boy Williamson - Jivin' the Blues
1.5 Memphis Slim - No Mail Blues
1.6 Big John Greer - Come Back, Uncle John
1.7 Lillian Offitt - My Man Is a Lover
1.8 Rosco Gordon - Roscoe's Boogie
1.9 Ted Jarrett - Love, Love, Love
1.10 Jimmy McCracklin and His Blues Blasters - Rock and Rye
1.11 Cecil Gant - Shotgun Boogie
1.12 Bobby Hebb - Night Train to Memphis
1.13 Little Willie John - Why Don't You Haul Off and Love Me
1.14 Aretha Franklin - Rough Lover
1.15 Joe Hill Louis - We All Gotta Go Sometime
1.16 Little George' Smith - Oopin' Doopin' Doopin
1.17 Charlie ; Rosie - Don't Call the Wagon (Cause Nothin's Wrong with Me)
1.18 'Little Al' - Little Lean Woman
1.19 Arthur Gunter - Baby Lets Play House
1.20 Frank Frost with the Nighthawks - Now What You Gonna Do
1.21 Christine Kittrell - Lord Have Mercy (I'm So Lonely)
1.22 Big John Greer and His Combo - Blam
1.23 Barbara Perry - Bobby Is a Bad Bad Boy
1.24 The Marigolds - Rollin' Stone
1.25 Cecil Gant - Rock Little Baby
1.26 Frank Frost and the Night Hawks - Crawlback
1.27 Rosco Gordon - Hey Fat Girl
1.28 Joe Hill Louis - Backslide Boogie
