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Bad Penny Blues
Artist:
Joe Meek
Format: CD
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Formats and Editions
1. Mean Dog Blues
2. The Yellow Rose of Texas
3. Georgia's Got a Moon
4. When Do I Get to Be Called a Man?
5. Robin Hood
6. My Boy Flat Top
7. Cry Me a River
8. Young and Foolish
9. Burn My Candle 1
10. Stormy Weather 1
11. Rhythm 'N' Blues 1
12. Sugaree 1
13. Willie Can 1
14. No Other Love 1
15. Too Young to Go Steady 1
16. No Other One 1
17. Bad Penny Blues 1
18. Treasure of Love 1
19. Lullabye 2
20. Lay Down Your Arms 2
21. A Woman in Love 2
22. The Green Door 2
23. Garden of Eden 2
24. Don't You Rock Me Daddy-O 2
25. Petite Fleur 2
26. Rockin' in Rhythm 2
27. Ella Speed [Live] 2
28. Precious Memories 2
29. Rock 'N' Roll King Cole 3
30. Cumberland Gap 3
31. Last Train to San Fernando 3
32. Bye Bye Love 3
33. Why Don't They Understand? 3
34. Sizzling Hot 3
35. Blue, Blue Heartache 3
36. Bring a Little Water Sylvie 3
37. Tomorrow, Tomorrow 3
38. Wild Eyes and Tender Lips 3
39. Land of Make Believe 4
40. Indian Summer 4
41. The Story of My Life 4
42. If You Love Me Baby 4
43. Jelly Baby 4
44. Sweet Elizabeth 4
45. I'm Falling in Love Again 4
46. Not Me 4
47. You're the Greatest 4
48. Tequila 4
49. Key to the Highway 5
50. Georgia Grind [Live] 5
51. Travelling Blues 5
52. T.V. Calypso 5
53. A House, a Car and a Wedding Ring 5
54. Whoopee 5
55. My Oh My! 5
56. Cerveza 5
57. Weekend 5
58. Why, Why, Why 5
59. Whispering Grass 6
60. Valencia 6
61. I've Got My Eyes on You 6
62. Teddy Boy Calypso
More Info:
Back in the 50s, before he successfully struck out on his own to establish himself as the UK's first wholly independent record producer, JOE MEEK had served a remarkable 'apprenticeship' during the course of which he engineered, co-produced and/or produced countless sessions for many of the UK's established record companies. Joe carved out a highly impressive reputation during this period, working on dozens of hit records - including five UK No.1s - and in addition to his many and various Pop, Skiffle and R&R sessions, he also worked on copious Jazz, Folk, Blues, Calypso and even light orchestral recordings. Many RGM aficionados regard this as the most interesting phase of his oft-controversial career - certainly, it was his most commercially-successful - and this unique compilation offers a comprehensive overview of those early years. Most areas of Meek's musical spectrum are covered (although, being honest, we drew the line at light orchestral!) and this is the first time that many of these artists have been compiled in a Joe Meek context. Astonishingly, perhaps, around a third of these sides are unavailable elsewhere on CD - making this set an absolute 'must-have' for any half-serious Joe Meek fan/collector.
