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Various - That'll Flat Git It: Vol.36 - Rockabilly & Rock 'n' Roll From The Vaults Of TNT Records (CD)

1-CD (Digipak) with 36-page booklet, 34 tracks. Total playing time approx. 79 min.

Bear Family's revisit to the history of the Texas TNT label in our unique CD series 'That'll Flat Git It!' focuses on the rockers Robert Tanner produced in the 1950s.
The most important label from Southwest Texas at the time released outstanding recordings by country legends, rockabilly greats and accomplished rock 'n' rollers.
Bill Anderson, Ray Campi, Glenn Reeves, Roy Head - just to throw a few names into the ring.
Extensive liner notes by music historian Bill Dahl with the story of TNT Records and detailed notes on each recording in the comprehensive, fully illustrated booklet, which comes with a high-quality digipak.

The vast Texas recording legacies of Houston and Dallas have been celebrated for more than half a century, and rightly so—the Lone Star State’s expansive musical smorgasbord is as impressive and wide-ranging as that of any state in America. But what of San Antonio, currently America’s seventh largest metropolis? It’s high time to pay tribute to San Antonio’s top label during the 1950s, Robert Tanner’s TNT Records—and that’s exactly what Bear Family is doing with the latest entry in its celebrated ‘That’ll Flat Git It’ series.

It’s jam-packed with country legends (Leon Payne, Bill Anderson), raging rockabilly (Ray Campi, Lonnie Lillie, Bill Morrison, Sandy Ford, Jerry Dove), and thundering R&B-laced rock and roll (Glenn Reeves, Ray Liberto, The Blue Notes, Jimmy Dee, Johnny Olenn and The Jokers, and Roy Head’s group, The Traits), nearly all of it sinfully rare. Tanner had the San Antonio recording scene all sewn up from 1953 into the early ‘60s—and his TNT label packed sonic dynamite!

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Album titlle: Vol.36 - Rockabilly & Rock 'n' Roll From The Vaults Of TNT Records (CD)
Genre Rock'n'Roll
Label Bear Family Records
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EAN: 5397102176050
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Various - That'll Flat Git It - Vol.36 - Rockabilly & Rock 'n' Roll From The Vaults Of TNT Records (CD) CD 1
01	Here I Come	Jimmy Dee & The Offbeats
02	Catapillar	Ray Campi with John And Henry
03	Pink Bow Tie	Jerry Dove & His String Dusters
04	Honey Honey	Dottie Jones
05	You're Late Miss Kate	Jimmy Dee & The Offbeats
06	Wicked, Wicked Woman	Ray Liberto
07	I Love Her	The Blue Notes
08	Little Jeannie	The Delatones
09	Set Me Free	Bill Morrison & His Band
10	One More Time	The Traits
11	I Feel Like Rockin'	Jimmy Dee
12	I Ain't Got Room To Rock	Glenn Reeves & His Town And Country Playboys
13	Baby Be Good	Bill Morrison
14	Play It Cool	Ray Campi with John And Henry
15	I Got It Bad	Cecil Moore & The Notes
16	Live It Up	The Traits
17	China Doll	Ray Stone
18	Living Myself To Death	Chuck Goddard
19	Henrietta	Jimmy Dee & The Offbeats
20	Trapped	Cecil Moore & The Notes
21	Don't Cry No More	Jimmy Dee & The Offbeats
22	Sally Let Your Bangs Hang Down	Johnny Olenn & The Jockers
23	I Want You To Love Me Tonight	Ray Liberto
24	Duck Tail Cat	Dan Virva & The Flying 'D' Ramblers
25	Pepinest, Pettinest Pappy	Betty Barnes with Doug And The Swingboys
26	Start, Step, Stop, Chop	Curley Lipham with Good Time Charlie And His Ramblin' Playboys
27	Rock-Tick-Tock	Jimmy Dee
28	Don't Be Blue	The Traits
29	Wild River	Jimmie Burton
30	Truck Drivers Special	Lonnie Lillie
31	Cat Man Boogie	Sandy Ford
32	My Ship Of Dreams	Leon Payne
33	No Song To Sing	Bill Anderson
34	Shut Your Big Fat Mouth	Joe B. & Charlie Davis

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That'll Flat Git It CD-Album-Series with Rockabilly Music

Classic Rockabilly on CD

Back in 1992, we had the idea that we should create the all-time definitive Rockabilly CD-Album-Series, That'll Flat Git It! - Above all, Rockabilly was music recorded for 45RPM singles, so we designed a CD-Album-Serie label-by-label instead of artist-by-artist. And we compiled it for listening pleasure. Just the great stuff, plus a few super rarities.

Every of these That'll Flat Git It CDs 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. On top 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!', and we hired Bill Millar, who'd compiled the still-classic label-oriented LPs in the 1970s and 1980s, to write the notes. 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 CD-Album-Serie

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From: Ralph On: 22 May 2022

From: Vladimir On: 28 Jun 2021

10 +

From: John Spencely On: 26 May 2021

A welcome and again a strong That'll Flat Git It release!

Bob Tanner’s TNT (Tanner ‘N’ Texas) label was a mainstay in San Antonio from late ’53 and, to a large extent, the only gig in town. Mostly known for the Jimmie Dee and Ray Campi releases, it was home to lots of excitable teenagers trying to be the next big thing and reconstructed hillbillies trying to get hip to the new style of music. The quality of releases on the label were stupendous and these kids and unfashionable hillbillies cut some amazing slices of rock and roll.
So, what is there to recommend? Well, frankly 95% of it. The late Ray Campi, who helped with the putting together of the CD, sounds as fresh as ever on both ‘Catapillar’ and ‘Play it Cool’ - the stripped down sound and Ray’s finishing vocal cymbal crash still sounds great to this day. Led by a young, and presumably already wild, Roy Head, the Traits cut a some classy tracks for the label – three of their tracks including ‘Live It Up’ and ‘One More Time’ grace the collection. One of my favourite rocking bands, Jimmy Dee and the Offbeats, have all six sides that were recorded in ’58 and ’59. Most people will know the first two A sides ‘Henrietta’ and ‘You’re Late Miss Kate’, through them being leased on Dot; this collection includes the equally great flips and the non-leased final coupling of ‘I Feel Like Rockin’ and ‘Rock-Tick-Tock’.
Both Dottie Jones and Cecil Moore had previously recorded at Sarg records, which was about 60 miles out of San Antonio, Dottie’s ‘Honey Honey’ moves along great while the couple from Moore are very much in the tradition of his chugging Sarg 45s. Dan Virva’s ‘Duck Tail Cat’ is a primitive rockabilly sound and very enjoyable, as is Jerry Dove’s ‘Pink Bow Tie’.
A great CD – file under essential if you love rock n roll.

From: Mike Schütte On: 8 May 2021

top rocker CD

China Doll hab ich ewig gesucht ! viele gute andere

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