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Various - That'll Flat Git It!: Vol.18 - Rockabilly From The Vaults Of Sarg Records (CD)

1-CD with 28-page booklet, 30 tracks. Playing time approx. 68 minutes.

Rockabilly from the vaults of Sarg Records!

"No, I haven't dropped dead or left the country. I'm still here fighting a one-man battle in this record rat race."

Charlie Fitch, in a letter to ACA Studios, September 12, 1957

At the time he wrote the above statement, Charlie Fitch and his Sarg record label of Luling, Texas -- a small town about sixty miles east of San Antonio -- had seemingly lost its battle with the merciless and unforgiving 'record rat race.' Sarg, a subsidiary of Fitch's Luling Phonograph & Record Shop, had started up a mere three years earlier with high hopes and a flurry of releases; by 1957, a mounting debt, distribution worries, public apathy, and changing tastes in popular music all threatened to hasten the demise of yet another once-promising independent label.

No one would have faulted Fitch, a former Air Force Sergeant and WW II veteran, had he discontinued his Sarg imprint and gone back to devoting his full attention to the far more reliable retail record trade and jukebox business.

But Fitch refused to give in, and by adapting to trends and catering to local artists and ethnic styles, Sarg quietly outlived most other independent labels that had their beginnings in the tumultuous 1950s. Charlie viewed Sarg as an 'audition' label -- a testing ground for local artists and their material, granting them an opportunity they likely wouldn't have had otherwise.

If their record proved to have any viability locally, he reasoned, chances were good that a larger company -- one with the means to properly promote and distribute the record on a national level -- would lease the master from him, the artist would go on to better things, and everyone would be happy. It sounded great in theory; in reality, in never quite played out that way for Charlie. Only one Sarg release, Cecil Moore's 1964 instrumental Diamond Back, was picked up by a bigger label (Atco). (Ironically, the record actually sold less on Atco than it did on Sarg.)

Yet Fitch refused to be swayed. "I don't know if I can say that I made money or lost money," he'll tell you today. "What matters is: I gave everybody an equal chance."

(Andrew Brown, Bear Family Records 1999)

Every CD would be for the most part a 30 song jukebox of the finest Rockabilly ever recorded for all the great labels. We sourced the very best sounding tapes and took them to the best mastering engineers, and then we took the packaging to a new level. We adopted the catchphrase of the first Rockabilly dee-jay, Dewey Phillips, 'That'll Flat Git It!'.

We looked for previously unpublished photos, and tried to find all the artists who'd never been found before.
The result is a truly definitive Rockabilly series.

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Interpret: Various - That'll Flat Git It!
Album titlle: Vol.18 - Rockabilly From The Vaults Of Sarg Records (CD)
Genre Rock'n'Roll
Label Bear Family Records
Preiscode AH
Artikelart CD
EAN: 4000127164070
weight in Kg 0.115

Various - That'll Flat Git It - Vol.18 - Rockabilly From The Vaults Of Sarg Records (CD) CD 1
01	Everybody Rock	Jeff Stone
02	Strange Kinda Feeling	Eddie Dugosh & The A-HA Playboys
03	Rockin' And A-Boppin'	HOFNER, Adolph
04	No Love In You	BOAZEMAN, Harmon
05	My Baby Ain't Around	TOUCHTON, Peck
06	Gonna Be Better Times	URBAN, Al
07	Won't Tell You Her Name	URBAN, Al
08	I Got A Ticket (demo)	Dick Fagan And The Scores
09	(I Lost My) Little Baby	MOORE, Cecil
10	Walkin' Fever	MOORE, Cecil
11	When My Baby Passes By	Glenn Bland And The Rhythm Kings
12	Mean Gene	Glenn Bland And The Rhythm Kings
13	Now, How You Gonna Act	MAPLES, Pee Wee
14	Moonshine	MOORE, Cecil & KINGS OF RHYTHM
15	Little Alice	MOODS
16	Come On Over (Baby)	DOWNBEATS
17	Charlie Chan	SOUNDS
18	Run To Me Baby	DOWNBEATS
19	Oh, Please	DOWNBEATS
20	Let Me Have Your Love	MOODS
21	I Gotta Learn	Dick Fagan And The Scores
22	I Got A Ticket	Dick Fagan And The Scores
23	I'm Gonna Rock With My Baby Tonight	McINTYRE, Chet
24	My Money's Gone	MOORE, Cecil & RAY'S TRIO
25	I Get The Blues	The MIdnighters
26	Yes, Baby I'm Scared	The MIdnighters
27	Take A Message Darling	MIDNIGHTERS
28	Long Black Train	FARMER, Jimmy & NOTES
29	Diamond Back	MOORE, Cecil & NOTES

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That'll Flat Git It

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'That'll Flat Git It!' das war das verbale Erkennungszeichen des Memphis Disc Jockeys Dewey Phillip, der keinen geringeren als Elvis Presley erstmalig im Radio spielte... Und 'That'll Flat Git It' heisst unsere Bear Family Records Rockabilly CD-Album Serie! Wer kennt nicht die legendären Lanspielplatten wie die 'MGM Rockabillies', die 'Chess Rockabillies', die 'Rare Rockabilly' Zusammenstellungen der Firma MCA, oder die Columbia Zusammenstellungen. Alle Rockabillykracher, die auf diesen LPs enthalten waren, gibt es bei uns auf CD-Album plus mindestens doppelt so vieler weiterer Rockabilly Songs!

Einzigartige That'll Flat Git It! Rockabilly-Serie

Wir machten uns auf die Suche nach den am besten klingenden Bändern. Ließen sie dann von den führenden Mastering-Spezialisten bearbeiten und haben auch in puncto Verpackung neue Maßstäbe gesetzt. Als übergeordneten Serien-Titel wählten wir ' That'll Flat Git It!', das verbale Erkennungszeichen des ersten Rockabilly-Discjockeys Dewey Phillips.
Außerdem suchten wir unveröffentlichtes Fotomaterial und machten all jene Interpreten ausfindig, nach denen bis dahin vergeblich geforscht worden war.
Unterm Strich steht unsere einzigartige That'll Flat Git It! Serie

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