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Bill Carter: Cool Tom Cat (LP, 10inch & CD, Ltd. 45rpm)

 1-LP (10"/25cm) with 12 page booklet, bonus CD. 12 tracks (LP), 24 tracks (CD). Total playing time approx. 28 min. (LP), 53 min.

The first 200 orders from customers (dealers excluded) get a signed postcard from Bill Carter!

Bill Carter: fantastic rocker from Arkansas!
Luxury edition consisting of a 10" vinyl LP plus CD with large-format booklet - containing all his rockers from 1954 to 1961!
For example: recordings for 4 Star Records with the Carolina Drifters.
The CD contains bonus tracks by Bill Carter and the Carolina Drifters as well as all the rockers released on the Indio label by Clyde Arnold and Ray Smith, among others.
Carter was rediscovered by Mark Lee Allen, who interviewed him several times and wrote the booklet introduction.
Bill Carter has personally supported our project!
Roland Heinrich wrote the detailed liner notes.

Bill Carter was born in 1929 in Eagleton, Arkansas, moved with his family to Oklahoma in 1937 and six years later to Indio in California. His family encouraged his interest in music at an early age and provided funding for singing lessons when Bill was in his teens. Local radio stations presented him before he joined the US Air Force in 1949. During his military service in California he formed his first C&W bands and performed in the San Francisco area and even at a radio station in San Antonio, Texas.

After completing his military service in 1953 Carter joined Jim DeNoone's country band as a singer and performed at the 'California Hayride' in San Francisco. In the same year, Bill Carter was the vocalist on the band's recording sessions for Gilt-Edge Records. Finally, he formed his own trio, with whom he worked regularly over the next five years, pursuing the goal of becoming known beyond the local area. Between 1956 and 1961, Carter recorded under his own name for small and medium-sized labels such as 4-Star, Republic, Tally, Black Jack, Honey B, 'D', Rural Rhythm and Ozark. The up-tempo number 'I Wanna Feel Good', produced for Tally in Bakersfield, California in 1957, became his biggest hit and opened the doors to the 'Louisiana Hayride' and the 'Grand Ole Opry'. Finally, in 1959 he ventured into Rockabilly and recorded 'Cool Tom Cat'.

In the following years Carter followed a new musical orientation and also produced gospel oriented material, not only under his own name. He took part in other recording sessions as a singer and worked as a producer. In the first half of the 1960s he participated in recordings for no less than thirteen different record companies. It was during this period that Bill Carter became a convinced Christian and met a brother in spirit in the Baptist preacher Leonard Sipes, who formerly called himself Tommy Collins. From then on, Carter's main focus was on Christian music, which he also brought to the stage with his own formation, the Bill Carter Singers, founded in 1969.

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Interpret: Bill Carter
Album titlle: Cool Tom Cat (LP, 10inch & CD, Ltd. 45rpm)
Genre Rock'n'Roll
Label Bear Family Records
Preiscode BAFX
Record Grading Mint (M)
Sleeve Grading Mint (M)
Geschwindigkeit 45 U/min
Vinyl record size LP (10 inch)
Artikelart LP (10 inch)
EAN: 5397102140105
weight in Kg 0.3

Carter, Bill - Cool Tom Cat (LP, 10inch & CD, Ltd. 45rpm) LP (10 inch) 1
01	Cool Tom Cat	Bill Carter
02	I Wanna Feel Good	Bill Carter
03	You Ain't Got My Address	Bill Carter
04	Jailer Man	Bill Carter
05	Shot Four Times And Dyin'	Bill Carter
06	A Woman's Way	Big Jim DeNoone feat. Bill Carter
07	Baby Brother	Bill Carter
08	I used To Love You	Bill Carter
09	Ramblin' Fever	Bill Carter
10	Don't Monkey With My Widder	The Carolina Drifters with Bill Carter
11	Seven Years	Bill Carter
12	Secret Date	Bill Carter

Carter, Bill - Cool Tom Cat (LP, 10inch & CD, Ltd. 45rpm) LP (10 inch) 2
01	Cool Tom Cat	Bill Carter
02	I Wanna Feel Good	Bill Carter
03	You Ain’t Got My Address	Bill Carter
04	Jailer Man	Bill Carter
05	Shot Four Times And Dyin'	Bill Carter
06	A Woman's Way	Big Jim DeNoone feat. Bill Carter
07	Baby Brother	Bill Carter
08	I used To Love You	Bill Carter
09	Ramblin' Fever	Bill Carter
10	Don't Monkey With My Widder	The Carolina Drifters with Bill Carter
11	Seven Years	Bill Carter
12	Secret Date	Bill Carter
13	Part Of My Heart Is Missing	The Carolina Drifters with Bill Carter
14	I Know Her When	Bill Carter
15	Leavin' Town	Jimmy North
16	You've Heard About Texas	Ray Smith & His Oklahoma Outlaws
17	Froggy Went A' Rockin'	Dave Miller with Joe Richie & The Impossibles
18	With You	Dave Miller with Joe Richie & The Impossibles
19	Livin' For Your Lovin'	Clyde Arnold
20	Black Smoke And Blue Tears	Dave Miller with Joe Richie & The Impossibles
21	I Want A True Love	Larry McGill with The Echo-Tones
22	I Only Wish	Larry McGill with The Echo-Tones
23	Love And Money	Clint Marrs & The Saddle-ites
24	Camille	Stage Hands

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I Wanna Feel Good

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I Wanna Feel Good

After he started recording for Lewis Talley and Fuzzy Owen's label in the mid-1950s, Cliff Crofford began lending his songwriting talents to other singers on the roster, such as the San Francisco Bay area's Bill Carter. The Crofford-penned I Wanna Feel Good was Bill's first recording for Tally. The heavily percussive teen anthem features tastefully sparse Jordanaires-style vocal accents reminiscent of Elvis' recordings in this era. "Billy Mize and Bonnie Owens and Fuzzy Owen did the background singing," Carter remembered. "Roy Nichols played lead, and Henry Shropshire – who went by Henry Sharpe - played drums.

Henry was really good to me on that session. He really took me under his arm and encouraged me a lot." Owen and Talley were eagerly pursuing national recognition for their tiny outfit, and traveled extensively to promote their rockabilly sounds. "We took a promotional tour, Fuzzy and Louie and myself, to the South," Carter remembered, "and I sang on the Louisiana Hayride as a result of that. Buck went with us. Me and Buck sat in the backseat of the Cadillac. Buck had a spot and I had a spot, too, on the Hayride 'cause of Tally Records. That really opened up a lot of doors for me in country music." Curiously, Bill Carter never met Cliff Crofford in the 1950s, though the two struck up a friendship later in life.

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