Eddie Bond Talking Off The Wall! (LP & CD, 10inch, 45rpm)
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Eddie Bond: Talking Off The Wall! (LP & CD, 10inch, 45rpm)
- A rocking 14-track LP on Bear Family Records® from one of the original Memphis rockabillies, Eddie Bond, backed up by a 25-track CD featuring original and cover versions of some of Eddie's songs.
- Mostly from the mid-1950s, these tracks sparkle with the life and excitement of the new rocking music.
- Eddie started and finished as a country singer, but he embraced the new rockabilly music and he soon became the Rockin' Daddy described in his best-selling disc from 1956.
- Eddie's backing bands include two of the best guitarists of all time – Reggie Young and Hank Garland – and they don't disappoint.
- The ten-inch LP contains one song from Eddie's first label, Ekko, six from his rockabilly heyday on Mercury, two from his originally unissued sessions at Sun in 1958, and five tracks from local Memphis labels in the 1960s.
- The bonus CD contains also a further 11 tracks by other artists, providing fascinating other versions of songs Eddie recorded. Artists include Sonny Fisher, Lattie Moore, Ray Charles, and Elvis Presley.
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Interpret: Eddie Bond
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Album titlle: Talking Off The Wall! (LP & CD, 10inch, 45rpm)
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Genre Rock'n'Roll
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Label Bear Family Records
- Preiscode BAFX
- Record Grading Mint (M)
- Sleeve Grading Mint (M)
- Geschwindigkeit 45 U/min
- Edition 2 Deluxe Edition
- Vinyl record size LP (10 inch)
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Artikelart LP
- Vinyl weight 140g Vinyl
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EAN: 4000127140340
- weight in Kg 0.35
| Bond, Eddie - Talking Off The Wall! (LP & CD, 10inch, 45rpm) LP 1 | ||||
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| 01 | Rockin' Daddy | Eddie Bond | ||
| 02 | Here Comes The Train | Eddie Bond | ||
| 03 | Boppin' Bonnie | Eddie Bond | ||
| 04 | Running Drunk | Eddie Bond | ||
| 05 | Broke My Guitar (Boo Bop Da Caa Caa) | Eddie Bond | ||
| 06 | Juke Joint Johnny | Eddie Bond | ||
| 07 | Talking Off The Wall | Eddie Bond | ||
| 08 | Flip Flop Mama | Eddie Bond | ||
| 09 | Look Like A Monkey | Eddie Bond | ||
| 10 | Baby, Baby, Baby (What Am I Gonna Do) | Eddie Bond | ||
| 11 | This Old Heart Of Mine | Eddie Bond | ||
| 12 | Slip, Slip, Slippin' In | Eddie Bond | ||
| 13 | The Monkey And The Baboon | Eddie Bond | ||
| 14 | I've Got A Woman | Eddie Bond | ||
| Bond, Eddie - Talking Off The Wall! (LP & CD, 10inch, 45rpm) LP 2 | ||||
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| 01 | Rockin' Daddy | Sonny Fisher | ||
| 02 | Rockin' Daddy (alt. take) | Sonny Fisher | ||
| 03 | Rockin' Daddy (1956) | Eddie Bond | ||
| 04 | Rockin' Daddy (1975) | Eddie Bond | ||
| 05 | Here Comes The Train | Eddie Bond | ||
| 06 | Boppin' Bonnie | Eddie Bond | ||
| 07 | Running Drunk | Eddie Bond | ||
| 08 | Broke My Guitar (Boo Bop Da Caa Caa) | Eddie Bond | ||
| 09 | Boo Bop Da Caa Caa | Eddie Bond | ||
| 10 | Juke Joint Johnnie | Lattie Moore | ||
| 11 | Juke Box Johnnie | Lattie Moore | ||
| 12 | Juke Joint Johnny | Red Sovine | ||
| 13 | Juke Joint Johnny | Eddie Bond | ||
| 14 | Talking Off The Wall | Eddie Bond | ||
| 15 | Flip Flop Mama | Eddie Bond | ||
| 16 | You're Bound To Look Like A Monkey | Hank Penny | ||
| 17 | Look Like A Monkey | Eddie Bond | ||
| 18 | Baby, Baby, Baby (What Am I Gonna Do) | Eddie Bond | ||
| 19 | This Old Heart Of Mine | Eddie Bond | ||
| 20 | Slip, Slip, Slippin' In | Lou Millet | ||
| 21 | Slip, Slip, Slippin' In | Eddie Bond | ||
| 22 | The Monkey And The Baboon | Eddie Bond | ||
| 23 | I Got A Woman | Ray Charles | ||
| 24 | I've Got A Woman | Eddie Bond | ||
| 25 | I Got A Woman | Elvis Presley | ||
Eddie Bond
geb. 1. 7. 1933 Record Labels: Decca, Coral, Mercury, Philips, Millionaire Eddie J. Bond, ein Sänger, der in den 50er und 60er Jahren bei diversen Plattenfirmen und Radiostationen mit mittlerem Erfolg tätig war.
Eddie Bond
geb. 1. 7. 1933 Plattenfirmen: Decca, Coral, Mercury, Philips, Millionär Eddie J. Bond, ein Sänger, der in den 50er und 60er Jahren bei diversen Plattenfirmen und Radiostationen mit mittlerem Erfolg tätig war.
EDDIE BOND hat das Furnier der Plattenfirma nie ganz aufgegriffen. Er sitzt in seinem Büro in Memphis oder in einem englischen Pub und sieht immer noch aus wie ein schwerer Gesetzeshüter aus dem Süden, der dich wegen eines süßen Wrappers verprügelt hat. Eddie James Bond lernte in Memphis rocken, wo er am 1. Juli 1933 geboren wurde. Er wuchs mit Countrymusik auf, die eine Vorliebe für Roy Acuff und Ernest Tubb entwickelte. Nach einem Aufenthalt in der Marine gründete er Anfang der 50er Jahre seine erste Band, die Stompers, und wählte Reggie Young (Leadgitarre), John Hughey (Steelgitarre) und einen blinden Pianisten, Jimmy Smith. Sie wurden von Sam Phillips abgelehnt, der glaubte, Bonds Stimme habe keinen Charakter.
Im Jahr 1955 machte Bond ein paar Länderrekorde für Ekko und es ist wahrscheinlich, dass diese ihn auf D.Kilpatrick aufmerksam machten, der ihn 1956 bei Mercury unter Vertrag nahm. Wir haben uns für Rockin' Daddy (ein Cover von Sonny Fisher's Starday Klassiker), Flip Flop Mama (ein Bond Original), Boppin' Bonnie (geschrieben von Charlie Feathers' Kollegen) entschieden, Jody Chastain und Jerry Huffman), und Slip, Slip, Slippin' In aus der Feder von Bob Belyeu, der Honey Stop für Faron Young und Lonesome Train für Johnny T. schrieb. Talley. Belyeu's Song wurde auch von Lou Millet aufgenommen, einem C&W-Sänger, der Rockabilly wurde, dessen wilde Version auf dem Republic-Label mit über $1000 bewertet wurde. Alle vier Tracks von Bond sind mit dem definitiven heißen Rockabilly-Gitarrenspiel von Reggie Young gesegnet, der mit John Hugheys Steel on Rockin' Daddy konkurriert, zwei knisternde Pausen zu den anderen Titeln beiträgt und die Charakterlosigkeit von Bonds Stimme mehr als ausgleicht.
Scotty Moore verwies in einem Interview mit Trevor Cajiao auf Young's Fähigkeiten: "Reggie spielte wirklich gut und dann ging er in die Armee, und als er herauskam...Lord ! Er hat sich verbrüht! Hatte nur viel Zeit zum Üben, denke ich". Sam Phillips lehnte Bond 1958 wieder ab, gab aber schließlich nach. Bonds Karriere nahm andere überraschende Wendungen. 1973 widmete er ein Album Buford Pusser, Tennessees schroffem Symbol der Strafverfolgung, dessen erschütternde Geschichte in dem Film "Walking Tall" erzählt wurde. Schließlich wurde Bond zu einem der Rockabilly-Glitterati, die in Großbritannien und dem Rest Europas gefeiert wurden. Seine Aufnahmen von Ekko, Mercury und Sun/Phillips International wurden auf'Rockin' Daddy' (Bear Family BCD 15708) gesammelt.
Eddie Bond Rockin' Daddy (2-CD)
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Eddie Bond Rockin' Daddy (2-CD)
Read more at: https://www.bear-family.de/bond-eddie-rockin-daddy-2-cd.html
Copyright © Bear Family Records
Super sound quality, beautiful images of the original labels and proper researched information about the artists and their recording sessions
I always thought that Eddie Bond is great, but I was never able to buy everything and all. That's why I‘d always bought any other record instead for 40 years. Shame on me. Sure, I’d heard most of Eddie‘s titles and I have one or the other track on a compilation. I always thought, "I'm going to buy Eddie Bond tomorrow." Finally here‘s tomorrow and I have taken this great 45rpm 10" record from Bear Family as a starter to Eddie Bond. I can only say, it’s very, very awesome. Only killers – no fillers! I would say thematically, this disc contains the songs that are the most popular with the Rockabilly community – and there are not only tracks from the 50s – plus some other very interesting and important titles by Eddie Bond.
I’m always impressed by the high-quality presentation of Bear Family products. A large booklet and a great photo are included with this record. There is super sound quality, beautiful images of the original labels and proper researched information about the artists and their recording sessions – as usual with Bear Family.
I’m always impressed by the high-quality presentation of Bear Family products. A large booklet and a great photo are included with this record. There is super sound quality, beautiful images of the original labels and proper researched information about the artists and their recording sessions – as usual with Bear Family.
Tolle Würdigung einer großartigen Künstlerin!
"Wieder eine echte Ausgrabung, wo sich die Anschaffung bestens lohnt! Die dem Vinyl beiliegende CD enthält zudem 11 zusätzliche Tracks in alternative Versionen."
Good Times 6/2023
The Bond 10 inch LP turned out really well!
The Bond 10 inch LP turned out really well I think, sound and sleeve and booklet!
... from Ding Dong Tennessee ...
The rockin' daddy from ding dong Tennessee gets a worthy reappraisal on this 14-track 10" that delivers
choice cuts from his back catalogue and a host of other extras.
A great illustration of these early years from Memphis rocker Eddie Bond!
A small package, but one that's overflowing with gems – given that the 10" album includes 14 titles, and the bonus CD features a total of 25 numbers in all – a great illustration of these early years from Memphis rocker Eddie Bond! Bond's maybe best known for his work on Sun Records, but he also recorded for other small labels too – and this set brings together a good range of those cuts in a nicely short space – including a few surprises from the late 60s that show that the Memphis rockabilly of Bond is alive and well!
fantastic release
This beautiful package contains a 14-track 10" vinyl LP, a CD and a 12-page booklet with notes by Memphis specialist, Martin Hawkins.
Concentrating on the 10inch we get one song from Eddie's first label, Ekko, six of his rockabilly monsters from Mercury, two from his originally unissued 1958 Sun sessions, and five tracks from local Memphis labels in the '60s. The songs themselves need no intro-duction here, suffice to say they are the very zenith of rockabilly music - the Mercury recordings, in particular, holding their own against anyone else's best.
I was particularly pleased to see the great honky-tonker 'Runnin' Drunk' included and although it was cut at Sam's Madison Avenue studio as late as '68, it slots in here perfectly -it's all Memphis music after all. I also loved hearing 'Here Comes That Train'. I've heard it hundreds of times on CD but the acoustic guitar and dobro sound so grand on this vinyl, sitting beautifully between `Rockin' Daddy' and `Boppin' Bonnie'. The Bond and Jack Clement song, 'Broke My Guitar' (Boo Bop Da Caa Caa)', and the Quinton Claunch and William Cantrell number, This Old Heart Of Mine, come from '58 and although neither saw release at the time, they have all the markings of Sun Records.
1969's Nashville recording, 'Juke Joint Johnny', maybe shows yh its vintage and doesn't sit so wells E in the collection, but it still rocks. The CD contains a further eleven tracks by other artists including Lattie Moore, Red Sovine, Hank Penny, Lou Millet, Ray Charles, Elvis and two vicious interpretations of •Rockin' Daddy' by Sonny Fisher. The shiny includes two alternatives by Eddie himself; a 1975 version of `Rockin' Daddy', and his 1959 Stompertime version of 'Boo Bop Da Caa Caa'. The great Memphis cat Eddie Bond was probably due a vinyl update, making this a fantastic release
Shaun Mather (Now Dig This #485, August 2023)
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