HOT ROD LINCOLN Runaway Girl

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(2008/RAUCOUS) 15 tracks - digipac more

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HOT ROD LINCOLN: Runaway Girl

(2008/RAUCOUS) 15 tracks - digipac

Article properties: HOT ROD LINCOLN: Runaway Girl

Interpret: HOT ROD LINCOLN
Album titlle: Runaway Girl
Genre Rock'n'Roll
Label Raucous Records
Artikelart CD
EAN: 0820680722722
weight in Kg 0.1

Hot Rod Lincoln - Runaway Girl CD 1
01	Too Drunk To Drive	HOT ROD LINCOLN
02	You're Gonna Lose	HOT ROD LINCOLN
03	Walk Away	HOT ROD LINCOLN
04	Runaway Girl	HOT ROD LINCOLN
05	Blue	HOT ROD LINCOLN
06	Blue Moon Nights	HOT ROD LINCOLN
07	Maybe	HOT ROD LINCOLN
08	Words By Heart	HOT ROD LINCOLN
09	Queen Of Hearts	HOT ROD LINCOLN
10	Betty Page	HOT ROD LINCOLN
11	Invasion From Mars	HOT ROD LINCOLN
12	Joints Gonna Jump	HOT ROD LINCOLN
13	Isabelle	HOT ROD LINCOLN
14	10 Miles From Memphis	HOT ROD LINCOLN
15	I Only Go Out When It Rains	HOT ROD LINCOLN

THE DRAKES The Drakes, from East Chicago. Indiana, were Tom Daniel (lead/tenor), Lincoln... more

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THE DRAKES

The Drakes, from East Chicago. Indiana, were Tom Daniel (lead/tenor), Lincoln Mabins (baritone). and three brothers—William Anderson (baritone). Robert Anderson (tenor), and Ira Anderson (bass). Daniel sang lead on and wrote the four songs the group recorded. The first session in May 1955 pro-duced "Mello Daddy" and lust A Dream." which appeared on Bang Goes My Heart. The second session in October 1955 pro-duced "Take A Giant Step- and "Let Them Talk." The uptem-po cut. "Take A Giant Step," is a bouncy number where Daniel sings about the steps the suitor must take to win his girl. "Let Them Talk," is an attractive ballad. Unfortunately. for the group—as fine as they were—Leonard Allen chose not to release any of the Drakes record-ings. But the Drakes—with one personnel change (William Anderson was replaced by Larry Crues)—eventually got on wax as the Dream Kings. recording a strong local hit "M.T.Y.L.T.T.," for the Checker label in 1957.
THE DRAKES - Ira Anderson, Robert Anderson, Lincoln Mabins, Floyd Brooks and Tom Daniel

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