Jumping the Shuffle Blues: Jamaican Sound System C: Jumping the Shuffle Blues: Jamaican Sound System C (Vinyl LP)
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2014 limited edition vinyl pressing collection of the music that provided the inspiration for ska & all that followed; sure to appeal to both Jamaican music fans & followers of hard-hitting Fifties R&B alike. Before the development of it's own recording industry, Jamaican music fans predominantly found musical fulfillment in the raw USA shuffle blues. This no-nonsense style of R&B dominated the island's sound system dances in the early fifties. Compiled & annotated by leading reggae collector & authority Phil Etgart, it includes some of the most popular of these influential sound system favorites, many of which were later covered by some of Jamaica's biggest names including Laurel Aitken, Derrick Morgan, the Skatalites, Ken Boothe, John Holt, U Roy & more. 500 copies worldwide. Future Noise. Salt Pork West Virginia (Louis Jordan), Two Timin' Baby (Jack McVea), Jug Head Ramble (Gene Ammons), Page Boy Shuffle (Todd Rhodes), What's Your Style Baby (Felix Gross), Mixon with Dixon (Teddy Brannon), San Diego Bounce (Harold Land), My Baby's Gone (The Ray-O-Vacs), I'm Free (Charlie Gonzalez), Why Don't You Eat Where You Slept Last Night (Zuzu Bollin), Later for the 'Gator (Willis Jackson), No More Doggin' (Rosco Gordon), Brand New Baby (Lester Williams), Big Jay Shuffle (Big Jay McNeely), No More Crying on My Pillow (Melvin Daniels), Drive It Home (Hal Paige), Why Don't You Do Right (Mike Gordon), South Parkway Mambo (The Bop-A-Loos), Heavy Sugar (Lloyd Lambert), Hey Bartender (Floyd Dixon), Quaker City (Bill Doggett), Feel So Good (Shirley ; Lee), My Boy Lollypop (Barbie Gaye), T-Bone Shuffle (T-Bone Walker), The Shufflin' Fox (Dave Bartholomew), You're So Delightful (Doc Bagby), Trottin' in (Lloyd Trotman), Will You Ever Be Mine (Donnie Elbert)
2014 limited edition vinyl pressing collection of the music that provided the inspiration for ska & all that followed; sure to appeal to both Jamaican music fans & followers of hard-hitting Fifties R&B alike. Before the development of it's own recording industry, Jamaican music fans predominantly found musical fulfillment in the raw USA shuffle blues. This no-nonsense style of R&B dominated the island's sound system dances in the early fifties. Compiled & annotated by leading reggae collector & authority Phil Etgart, it includes some of the most popular of these influential sound system favorites, many of which were later covered by some of Jamaica's biggest names including Laurel Aitken, Derrick Morgan, the Skatalites, Ken Boothe, John Holt, U Roy & more. 500 copies worldwide. Future Noise. Salt Pork West Virginia (Louis Jordan), Two Timin' Baby (Jack McVea), Jug Head Ramble (Gene Ammons), Page Boy Shuffle (Todd Rhodes), What's Your Style Baby (Felix Gross), Mixon with Dixon (Teddy Brannon), San Diego Bounce (Harold Land), My Baby's Gone (The Ray-O-Vacs), I'm Free (Charlie Gonzalez), Why Don't You Eat Where You Slept Last Night (Zuzu Bollin), Later for the 'Gator (Willis Jackson), No More Doggin' (Rosco Gordon), Brand New Baby (Lester Williams), Big Jay Shuffle (Big Jay McNeely), No More Crying on My Pillow (Melvin Daniels), Drive It Home (Hal Paige), Why Don't You Do Right (Mike Gordon), South Parkway Mambo (The Bop-A-Loos), Heavy Sugar (Lloyd Lambert), Hey Bartender (Floyd Dixon), Quaker City (Bill Doggett), Feel So Good (Shirley ; Lee), My Boy Lollypop (Barbie Gaye), T-Bone Shuffle (T-Bone Walker), The Shufflin' Fox (Dave Bartholomew), You're So Delightful (Doc Bagby), Trottin' in (Lloyd Trotman), Will You Ever Be Mine (Donnie Elbert)