James Burton Cannonball Rag: Early Groups And Sessions (CD)

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James Burton: Cannonball Rag: Early Groups And Sessions (CD)

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Interpret: James Burton
Album titlle: Cannonball Rag: Early Groups And Sessions (CD)
Genre Rock'n'Roll
Label Jasmine Records
Artikelart CD
EAN: 0604988108620
weight in Kg 0.1

Burton, James - Cannonball Rag: Early Groups And Sessions (CD) CD 1
01	You Won't Know Why Till I'm Gone	James Wilson & The Jimmie-Cats
02	Wilson Blues	James Wilson & The Jimmie-Cats
03	Jumping With Shadows (Demo)	The Shadows
04	Shadow Rock (Demo)	The Shadows
05	If You Please Me (Demo)	Dale Hawkins
06	Suzie Q (Alternate Take)	Dale Hawkins
07	Don't Treat Me This Way	Dale Hawkins
08	All Night Long	Bob Luman
09	Red Cadillac And A Black Moustache	Bob Luman
10	This Is The Night	Bob Luman
11	The Creep	The Shadows
12	One And Only	David Houston
13	The Teenage Frankie & Johnnie	David Houston
14	Worried 'Bout You Baby	Maylon Humphries
15	Shirley Lee	Bobby Lee Trammell
16	I Sure Do Love You Baby	Bobby Lee Trammell
17	Believe What You Say	Ricky Nelson
18	My Bucket's Got A Hole In It	Ricky Nelson
19	Trambone (Live)	Ricky & James Playing Acoustic Guitar
20	Go Ahead On	Tommy Cassel
21	Run Along Little Girl	Tommy Cassel
22	Rockin' Rock And A Rollin' Stone	Tommy Cassel
23	It Ain't What You Got	Tommy Cassel
24	Misery	Dorsey Burnette
25	Way In The Middle Of The Night	Dorsey Burnette
26	Just A Little Too Much	Ricky Nelson
27	I Got A Woman (Live)	Bob Luman
28	Hello Mary Lou	Ricky Nelson
29	My Baby Walks All Over Me (Live)	Bob Luman
30	Band Intros/Milk Cow Blues (Live)	Bob Luman
31	Cannonball Rag (Live)	James Burton
32	Summertime	Rick Nelson
33	Truck Drivin' Man	The Green River Boys feat Glen Campbell
34	Lonesome Jailhouse Blues	The Green River Boys feat Glen Campbell
35	Big River	The Shacklefords

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James Burton

James Burton, like Roy Buchanan and Al Casey, was one of the group of influential rockabilly guitarists who survived through to the present with session work, and thus played a lnajor part in the West Coast country-rock scene of the Six-' ties and Seventies. He first appeared as a guitarist in Shreve-port, Louisiana, and recorded with Dale Hawkins whose `Suzie Q' on Checker was a rocilen'roll hit in 1957. The heavy, deliberate, and — for its time — very inventive guitar work enabled Burton to gain work on the West Coast and he soon joined the band of the young Ricky Nelson. Burton's `Sun-style' electric lead picking was an important factor in the success of Nelson's discs, and the solos on Waitin' In School', 'Believe What You Say' and 'Bucket's Got A Hole In It' were definitive statements of the Carl Perkins, Scotty Moore guitar school.

Burton remained with Nelson into the Sixties , and has guested on guitar with successive waves of post-Byrds country-rockers, including the new-style Everly Brothers, Mike Nesmith, Delaney and Bonnie and Gram Parsons. He cut a solo album for A & M. In 1969, he backed sent some demos to Pappy Daily, a veteran Houston distri-butor, who signed him to a recording contract and in 1957-8 he recorded two hillbilly singles under his real name for Mercury. In 1958, Richardson recorded a novelty song titled 'The Purple People Eater Meets The Witchdoctor' under his Big Bopper alias, but it was the flip, 'Chantilly Lace' which registered internationally, reaching the Top Ten in America and the Top Twenty in England.

He followed this in December, 1958, with 'The Big Bopper's Wedding' (a Top Thirty record in America) before he died with Buddy Holly and Ritchie Valens in a plane crash on February 3, 1959. Richardson's small legacy of recordings suggests that he was a talented songwriter - he wrote Johnny Preston's `Running Bear' for example - rather than an artist of any durability.

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