DELTA RHYTHM BOYS Radio, Gimme Some Jive - Performances 1941-45

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DELTA RHYTHM BOYS: Radio, Gimme Some Jive - Performances 1941-45

(1941-45) (78:13/29) Drei CDs von einer der interessantesten schwarzen Vocal Groups, die eine Brücke zwischen Gospel und Jazz schlugen. Die ersten beiden CDs bringen ihre regulären Aufnahmen, CD #3 ist eine Zusammenstellung extrem seltener Radiomitschnitte / three albums from one of the most fascinating black vocal groups. They were closing the gap between gospel and jazz vocals. The first two albums are a collection of their regular recordings; CD #3 is bringing you rare radio recordings in mostly great quality.

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Interpret: DELTA RHYTHM BOYS
Album titlle: Radio, Gimme Some Jive - Performances 1941-45
Genre R&B, Soul
Label DEEJAY
Price code VCD3
Artikelart CD
EAN: 4001043551104
weight in Kg 0.107

Delta Rhythm Boys, The - Radio, Gimme Some Jive - Performances 1941-45 CD 1
01	A-Sittin' & A-Rockin'	DELTA RHYTHM BOYS
02	One O'Clock Jump	DELTA RHYTHM BOYS
03	I'm Beginning To See The Light	DELTA RHYTHM BOYS
04	Jersey Bounce	DELTA RHYTHM BOYS
05	Are You For It?	DELTA RHYTHM BOYS
06	St.Louis Blues	DELTA RHYTHM BOYS
07	Stardust	DELTA RHYTHM BOYS
08	Get On Board Litte Children	DELTA RHYTHM BOYS
09	Texas Polka	DELTA RHYTHM BOYS
10	Hey, John	DELTA RHYTHM BOYS
11	Snoqualime Jo Jo	DELTA RHYTHM BOYS
12	My Sacrefies	DELTA RHYTHM BOYS
13	Darktown Strutter's Ball	DELTA RHYTHM BOYS
14	Dry Bones	DELTA RHYTHM BOYS
15	Jack You're Playin' The Game	DELTA RHYTHM BOYS
16	Just A-Sittin' & A-Rockin'	DELTA RHYTHM BOYS
17	Rigoletto Blues	DELTA RHYTHM BOYS
18	Snoqualomie Jo Jo	DELTA RHYTHM BOYS
19	Take The 'A' Train	DELTA RHYTHM BOYS
20	The More I Got Out With Somebody Else	DELTA RHYTHM BOYS
21	Give Me Some Skin	DELTA RHYTHM BOYS
22	I'm Beginning To See The Light	DELTA RHYTHM BOYS
23	Do Nothing Till You Hear From Me	DELTA RHYTHM BOYS
24	Shoe Shoe Baby	DELTA RHYTHM BOYS
25	Paper Doll	DELTA RHYTHM BOYS
26	How High The Moon	DELTA RHYTHM BOYS
27	East Of The Sun	DELTA RHYTHM BOYS
28	Every Time We Say Goodbye	DELTA RHYTHM BOYS
29	Bugle Boogie	DELTA RHYTHM BOYS

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"DELTA RHYTHM BOYS"

The Delta Rhythm Boys

If You See The Tears In My Eyes

17 years after they formed on the campus of Langston University in Oklahoma, The Delta Rhythm Boys were staying as contemporary as possible. Their booming bass singer, Lee Gaines, was the heaviest influence of all on The Ravens' Jimmy Ricks and was no less potent now than when the group made its first recording for Decca in 1940, or when they appeared in the wartime film musical 'Follow The Boys.'

Despite releasing plenty of platters, hit shellac wasn't really The Delta Rhythm Boys' forte. They only cracked the R&B charts once, when their Just A-Sittin' And A-Rockin' hit in 1946 on Decca (it's aboard our previous volume). But Gaines, fellow group founder and second tenor Traverse Crawford, first tenor Carl Jones, and baritone Kelsey Pharr were familiar stars of radio, stage and screen, and labels kept lining up to record them. After a stint on RCA Victor, the Deltas switched over to the relatively new Atlantic label before the end of 1949, the same year the quartet made its first tour of Europe.

If You See The Tears In My Eyes, written by the prolific Joe Thomas and Howard Biggs (they would pen Big John Greer's '52 hit Got You On My Mind on RCA Victor), had originally been released in October of 1949 by The Beavers on Coral. The Delta Rhythm Boys covered it in January of '50. Their manager was Paul Kapp; his brother Dave, Decca's vice-president of A&R, had signed The Beavers to Coral, so that may have had something to do with how the song found its way to the Deltas.

Although they kept on recording for American labels for much of the 1950s - Decca, Mercury, RCA Victor - The Delta Rhythm Boys found European audiences more receptive (they also made records for European consumption), and they relocated there. Pharr died in Honolulu in 1960 following a Japanese tour (Hugh Bryant took over his spot) and Jones was replaced by Herb Coleman, but the Deltas kept on working through all the personnel changes until Gaines died July 15, 1987 in his adopted home of Helsinki, Finland.

Bill Dahl

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