Milton Allen Don't Bug Me Baby (LP)

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(Bear Family Records) 11 tracks RCA-Victor masters 1957 (6 unissued) mastered by Bob Jones.... more

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Milton Allen: Don't Bug Me Baby (LP)

(Bear Family Records) 11 tracks RCA-Victor masters 1957 (6 unissued) mastered by Bob Jones. Gatefold LP-Cover with notes by Jay Orr (Nashville Banner).

Produced by Steve Sholes and Chet Atkins featuring: Floyd Cramer, Hank Garland, Anita Kerr, Bob L. Moore a.o. - New stock copy (Bear Family Records)

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Interpret: Milton Allen
Album titlle: Don't Bug Me Baby (LP)
Genre Rock'n'Roll
Label Bear Family Records
Geschwindigkeit 33 U/min
Vinyl record size LP (12 Inch)
Record Grading Mint (M)
Sleeve Grading Mint (M)
Edition 2 Deluxe Edition
Artikelart LP
EAN: 4000127153579
weight in Kg 0.27

Allen, Milton - Don't Bug Me Baby (LP) LP 1
01	Don't Bug Me Baby	Milton Allen
02	Jamboree	Milton Allen
03	One Love Too Many	Milton Allen
04	Half Loved	Milton Allen
05	Land Of Tomorrow	Milton Allen
06	It's Simply Grand	Milton Allen
07	Youthful Lover	Milton Allen
08	Love A, Love A Lover	Milton Allen
09	Just Look, Don't Touch, She's Mine	Milton Allen
10	It's Love And It's Real	Milton Allen
11	Half Loved (2)	Milton Allen

Milton Allen It's Simply Grand (Bobby Stevenson-Dave Hill) BFX 15 112; BFX 15 357;... more

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"Milton Allen"

Milton Allen

It's Simply Grand

(Bobby Stevenson-Dave Hill)

BFX 15 112; BFX 15 357; master: H2WB 0707-5

recorded May 27, 1957 (10:00-13:00) RCA Victor Studio, Methodist Television Radio & Film Commission, 1525 McGavock Street, Nashville, Tennessee; Producer: Stephen H. Sholes with Milton Allen: vocal/guitar/leader; Kenneth 'Jethro' C. Burns: electric guitar; Henry D. 'Homer' Haynes: guitar; Bob L. Moore: bass; Murray M. 'Buddy' Harman, jr: drums; Floyd Cramer: piano; poss. The Jordanaires: vocal chorus

Signed with a great deal of fanfare in 1957, Milton Allen Graves was talked about in the RCA corridors as the next Elvis. He'd grown up in Houston and was singing at a nightclub in Lafayette, Louisiana when he was discovered by an RCA field representative. RCA brought him to Nashville for a session in May 1957 that remained unissued until Bear Family found it. Jethro Burns was listed as lead guitarist, but Hank Garland seems a more likely candidate based on our entry here, It's Simply Grand. RCA's Steve Sholes had probably brought the song down from New York: it was from the industrious Bobby Stevenson and Dave Hill (who co-wrote I Got Stung for Elvis and Speedy Gonzales for Pat Boone, and later became an A&R man at Kapp Records). Milton's background in light opera makes him a less-than-endearing singer, and his problems were apparently compounded by a domineering mother who made all the wrong moves. By the Sixties, he was working as a dee-jay in San Antonio but still recording occasionally. His Robin Records single featured future Monkee Mike Nesmith and future Doug Sahm alumnus Augie Meyers. The US Social Security service reports that a Milton A. Graves from Harris, Texas was born on May 12, 1937 and died on July 9, 1996. Although one is loath to pronounce someone dead without conclusive evidence, all signs point to Milton Allen now singing with the choir invisible.

- Colin Escott -

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