Huey "Piano" Smith It Do Me Good - The Banashak & Sansu Sessions 1966-1978 (2-CD)

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Huey "Piano" Smith: It Do Me Good - The Banashak & Sansu Sessions 1966-1978 (2-CD)

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Interpret: Huey "Piano" Smith
Album titlle: It Do Me Good - The Banashak & Sansu Sessions 1966-1978 (2-CD)
Genre R&B, Soul
Label Charly Records
Artikelart CD
EAN: 0803415764723
weight in Kg 0.2

Smith, Huey 'Piano' & The Clowns - It Do Me Good - The Banashak & Sansu Sessions 1966-1978 (2-CD) CD 1
01	Through Fooling Around - Part 1	Huey "Piano" Smith
02	Through Fooling Around - Part 2	Huey "Piano" Smith
03	It Do Me Good - Part 1	Huey "Piano" Smith
04	It Do Me Good - Part 2	Huey "Piano" Smith
05	Baby, You Hurt Me	Huey "Piano" Smith
06	(I'm Gonna Getcha) Wat'cha Bet	Huey "Piano" Smith
07	(I've Got) Everything	Huey "Piano" Smith
08	(I Do Things Come) Naturally	Huey "Piano" Smith
09	I'll Never Forget	Huey "Piano" Smith
10	Bury Me Dead (Deep In My Grave)	Huey "Piano" Smith
11	Blues '67 - Parts 1 & 2	Huey "Piano" Smith
12	Coo-Coo Over You	Huey "Piano" Smith
13	Coo-Coo Over You (Alternate Take)	Huey "Piano" Smith
14	You Ain't No Hippie	Huey "Piano" Smith
15	Feelin' Kinda Coo-Coo Too	Huey "Piano" Smith
16	Smile For Me	Huey "Piano" Smith
17	Twowaypockaway Pt 1 (Instrumental)	Huey "Piano" Smith
18	Twowaypockaway Pt 2 (Vocal)	Huey "Piano" Smith
19	Epitaph Of Uncle Tom	Huey "Piano" Smith
20	Eight Bars Of Amen	Huey "Piano" Smith
21	You Got To - Parts 1& 2	Huey "Piano" Smith
22	Ballad Of A Black Man	Huey "Piano" Smith
23	The Watcha Call 'em	Huey "Piano" Smith

Smith, Huey 'Piano' & The Clowns - It Do Me Good - The Banashak & Sansu Sessions 1966-1978 (2-CD) CD 2
01	The Watcha Call 'em (Extended Version)	Huey "Piano" Smith
02	Rockin' Pneumonia And The Boogie Woogie Flu - Part 1	Huey "Piano" Smith
03	Rockin' Pneumonia And The Boogie Woogie Flu - Part 2	Huey "Piano" Smith
04	We Like Mambo	Huey "Piano" Smith
05	High Blood Preasure	Huey "Piano" Smith
06	Funky Funky Football	Huey "Piano" Smith
07	Nervous Condition	Huey "Piano" Smith
08	If You'd Only Come Back Home	Huey "Piano" Smith
09	Don't You Just Know It	Huey "Piano" Smith
10	Have You Seen My Baby?	Huey "Piano" Smith
11	I'm Boss, Yeah - Part 1	Huey "Piano" Smith
12	I'm Boss, Yeah - Part 2	Huey "Piano" Smith
13	Witcha Way To Go	Huey "Piano" Smith
14	Young Blood	Huey "Piano" Smith
15	Rockin' Pneumonia And The Boogie Woogie Flu	Huey "Piano" Smith
16	Jambalaya (On The Bayou)	Huey "Piano" Smith
17	Fore Day In The Morning	Huey "Piano" Smith
18	Don't You Just Know It	Huey "Piano" Smith
19	I'm So Blue (Without You)	Huey "Piano" Smith
20	Little Chickee Wah Wah	Huey "Piano" Smith
21	I Think You're Jiving Me	Huey "Piano" Smith
22	Hip Little Monkey	Huey "Piano" Smith

Huey 'Piano' Smith and his Clowns Don't You Just Know It Our 1957 volume contained Huey’s... more

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Huey 'Piano' Smith and his Clowns

Don't You Just Know It

Our 1957 volume contained Huey’s irrepressible breakthrough hit Rockin’ Pneumonia And The Boogie Woogie Flu. Talking to 'Billboard' in 1959, Ace Records owner Johnny Vincent recalled that, when Smith broke, Ace was “operating out of my house and my pocket. We had our records pressed by Plastic Products up in Memphis. They had a truck that would go out with records, so I went up to Memphis and hitch-hiked a ride on that truck to the MOA [Music Operators of America] Convention in Chicago.

We kicked the record off up there. Then we came with ‘Don’t You Just Know It.’ We figured that after one big hit, the second would be a natural but all of a sudden we were sitting with 80,000 pressings in Memphis, and man I thought I was gonna have to eat them. Finally Dick Clark got hold of the record and started playing it. That’s what did it. He broke it for us.” When Don’t You Just Know It began to break in the early weeks of 1958, Vincent was offered up to $25,000 for the master by the vampiric quasi-major labels, ABC-Paramount and Mercury. According to Vincent, it was selling up to 75,000 copies a week by March.

“I don’t need to sell masters to make money,” Vincent said at the time. “I make out pretty well selling records. I just quit takin’ offers.” The lead vocalist on this record, as on Rockin’ Pneumonia, was Bobby Marchan, a cross-dresser who had initially fooled Vincent into believing that he was a woman. The real female vocalist is Gerri Hall, who would work with Smith and the Clowns for years. Years later, Hall told John Broven that the Clowns’ bus driver, Rudy Ray Moore, was always saying, “Don’t you know it, honey, don’t you just know it,” and that the Clowns wrote the remainder of the lyrics while traveling between Baltimore and Washington, DC. Coincidentally or not, Screamin’ Jay Hawkins claimed that Smith stole Don’t You Just Know It after seeing him perform it in Baltimore.

After spending some time on the road, Smith soon realized that people assumed the lead singer was Huey Smith, so he hired James Booker to play piano and let Marchan lead the road band, while he stayed in New Orleans.

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