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(Charly - Serdisco) 14 tracks - Long out of print 'Sun' Rock 'n' Roll compilation - The covers... more

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Various: More Sundown Rockers (LP)

(Charly - Serdisco) 14 tracks - Long out of print 'Sun' Rock 'n' Roll compilation - The covers look a little used but these are all stock copies and the vinly plays perfect

(Charly - Serdisco) 14 tracks - Long out of print 'Sun' Rock 'n' Roll compilation - The covers look a little used but these are all stock copies and the vinly plays perfect

Mode up of trocks recorded during the second port of the 50's, this album is o little pop rock flavoured. However, none of the performances feature exagerated pop singin' with overdubbed bockin' vocals. The album is nicely main' all along its two sides and will satisfy every Rock and Roll lover or other Sun fans. The protege of Roy Orbison, Ken Cook is featured in his 1958 cut of 'I Was A Fool' (Phillips 3534-B) which despite aural evidence is constantly confused with the one of Roy Orbison (Sun LP 1026-A) recorded one year earlier with unknown musicians including a double bass player. On the two different cuts, Roy & Ken sing in duet. Roy is the composer of "I Was A Fool' as mentioned on the Phillips Int. label of Ken Cook's 45 release, although 'Problem Child", which he also recorded, is signed Philips on his Sun LP 60's release.

Ken Cook's version of 'Problem Child' comes from the earliest session which they had recorded together in March 29, April 2, 1957. Bill Justis arranged the session of this unique cut of Roger Fakes. Fakes was born A Little Rock Ark. and had moved to Memphis in the late 40's. In the middle 50's, he started a band called 'The Spinners" which soon later toured with the Bill Justis band playin' some local dances. Roger Fakes 'Somehow We'll Find A Way' is heard here in its previously unissued best take. That session took place on August 28, 1958 and featured Sid Monkey and Billy Riley (gtrs.), Stan Kesler (bs.), J.V. Eaton (des.), Charlie Rich (pno.).

Born on a farm, also in Arkansas (N.E.), the female singer and songwriter Wanda Ballman recorded this fine coupling of ballad country rockers that shows she hod great vocal potential. It may be possible that Sam planned a release. Wanda's mother was singin' and ployin' guitar and was a good music teacher for the little Wanda who mode her first radio appearance in Jonesboro Ark. when aged only 13. Later, married to Charles Ballman, Wanda moved to the Western US. and started to write songs and sing "mostly to entertain herself'. At first she sent her composition 'I'm Sorry, I'm Not Sorry' to Sue Phillips before meeting Roy Acuff and sending him more of her songs to Acuff Rose Publication in Nashville. As a follow up to her success with Carl Perkins' release of 'Sorry Not Sorry' she hod several of her compositions recorded by Kitty Wells, Loretto Lynn, Charley Pride and other country and gospel artists. She didn't work much as an entertainer but mode some TV and radio appearances. She continues to play and sing for church groups sometimes.

James Woods, probably backed by his own bond, may hove reccrded these three unique tracks os on audition tape during 1958/59. Nothing is actually known about him except for mentions made of his name on the tape box and of his Mississippian origins on the out-take listing. The listeners will find on this album that Alton & Jimmy's earliest recordings featured piano and saxophone playing in the back up. This material is as good as their unique release Sun 323 recorded two months later in a more pop see. Glenn Honeycutt's undubbed version of 'I'll Woit Forever' is a great rock-a-ballad quite better without the bockin' vocals. 'Be Wise Don't Cry' which he recorded on December 22, 1956 was also probably destined to be overdubbed. Its trock was isolated in o tope box credited to Glenn Honeycutt. It is not perfect but still quite acceptable.

The two titles of the incredible Kenny Porchman ore recorded in o similar approach to his Jaxon versions. This second Sun cut of 'Treat Me Bight' is once again different to the two others previously issued on Sun LP's 1025/1038. It fully justifies its release. There's s duet in the vocals on 'Don't You Know' that shows Kenny was also part of those Sam Philip's duet projects aiming at o more pop market with performers Hayden Thompson, Ken Cook and Roy Orbison all recorded in that some month of April 1957. 'Don, You Know' is the copyrighted Jason title which stayed unreleased on Sun and is still entitled `What's The Reason' on the Sun listing. Anyway, the best take of the Sun cut is also here previously unissued and we have this time good guitar playin' on it! These Sun session files detailed on this bock cover do not agree at all with the ones recently 'fully' revised and published. These are the results of my personal analysis which I completed during my searches in the Sun vaults bock in February and March 1983. Also these discographies do not make references to any record of substandard pressing. Ding Dong January 1988

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Interpret: Various
Album titlle: More Sundown Rockers (LP)
Label CHARLY
Genre Rock
Geschwindigkeit 33 U/min
Vinyl record size LP (12 Inch)
Record Grading Mint (M)
Sleeve Grading Excellent (EX)
Artikelart LP
EAN: 4000127823359
weight in Kg 0.3

Various - More Sundown Rockers (LP) LP 1
01	I Was A Fool	Ken Cook
02	Why Do I Love You	Alton & Jimmy
03	I Just Don't Know	Alton & Jimmy
04	Don't You Know	Kenny Parchman
05	Treat Me Right (2)	Kenny Parchman
06	Problem Child	Ken Cook
07	I'll Wait Forever	Glenn Honeycutt
08	Heartbreak's Girl	Wanda Ballman
09	Ain't Got A Worry On My Mind	Wanda Ballman
10	Hey Mr. Blues	James Woods
11	Somehow We'll Find A Way	Roger Fakes
12	Gonna Give A Party	James Woods
13	Lock You In My Heart	James Woods
14	Be Wise Don't Cry	Glenn Honeycutt

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