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rhythm and blues from the close of the swing era to the dawn of rock'n'roll

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Lionel Hampton
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Publisher
New World Records
Language
English
Pages
46

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Subjects
Jazz, Rhythm and blues music, Rock music, Blues (Music), Jazz vocals, Blues music, Music, Popular (Songs, etc.), United States
Times
1931-1940, 1941-1950, 1951-1960, To 1961

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Straighten up and fly right: rhythm and blues from the close of the swing era to the dawn of rock'n'roll
1977, New World Records
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Table of Contents

Flying home -- Sid Robin, Benny Goodman, and Lionel Hampton
Roll 'em Pete -- Pete Johnson and Joe Turner
The sun didn't shine -- Roosevelt Fennoy
Straighten up and fly right -- Nat King Cole and Irving Mills
I wonder -- Cecil Gant and Raymond Leveen
Choo choo ch' boogie -- Vaughn Horton, Denver Darling, and Milton Gabler
Call it stormy Monday -- Aaron Walker
Good rockin' tonight -- Roy Brown
Give me a simple prayer -- J. Kohen
Well, oh well -- Tiny Bradshaw, Lois Mann, and Henry Bernard
Hello, Central -- Sam Hopkins
One mint julep -- Rudolph Toombs
Hound dog -- Jerry Leiber, Mike Stoller, and Johnny Otis
Mama, he treats your daughter mean -- Johnny Wallace, Herbert J. Lance, and Charles Singleton
Crying in the chapel -- Artie Glenn
Hoochie coochie man -- Muddy Waters.

Edition Notes

Durations on labels.

At head of title: Recorded Anthology of American Music, Inc.

Forms part of: Marshall F. Granros Collection.

Program notes, in part by Don Heckman, discographical information, and lists of personnel ([4] page) on and bound in container.

Lionel Hampton and His Orchestra ; Pete Johnson ; Joe Turner ; Golden Gate Quartet ; Nat King Cole ; Oscar Moore ; Johnny Miller ; Cecil Gant ; Louis Jordan and his Tympany Five ; T-bone Walker ; Wynonie "Blues" Harris ; The Ravens ; Tiny Bradshaw and his orchestra ; Lightnin' Hopkins ; The Clovers ; Willie Mae "Big Mama" Thornton ; Ruth Brown ; Sonny Til and the Orioles ; Muddy Waters.

Recorded 1938-56.

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Series
Recorded anthology of American music, Recorded anthology of American music
Other Titles
Rhythm and blues from the close of the swing era to the dawn of rock 'n' roll

Classifications

Dewey Decimal Class
781.573
Library of Congress
M1630.18

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Pagination
1 audio disc (46 min.)
Number of pages
46

ID Numbers

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OL38626459M
LCCN
77750597
OCLC/WorldCat
3491212

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