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Tytuł:Wasa Wasa (Fabulous Rhythm'n'Blues

Shakers On The Dancefloor

Wytwórnia:Sub Rosa

Rok: 1952-68/RN

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Dr. Boogie – Wasa Wasa (Fabulous Rhythm'n'Blues Shakers On The Dancefloor 1952-1968)

Tracklist

1 Rocky Roberts & The Airdales– T.Bird 2:40
2 Eddy G. Giles*– Go Go Train 1:51
3 The Olympics– I'll Do A Little Bit More 2:27
4 The Pac Keys– Diggin 1:48
5 Johnny Jones & The King Casuals– It's Gonna Be Good 1:46
6 Willie West– You Told Me 2:13
7 Junior & The Classics– The Dog 2:07
8 Shelton Dunaway– Betty & Dupree 2:33
9 Big Brown & The Gamblers– My Testament 2:20
10 Leon Haywood– Mellow Moonlight 2:35
11 Dee Clark– Crossfire Time 1:52
12 Lee Rogers– I Want You To Have Everything 2:27
13 Frank Brunson– How You Are Gonna Live 2:27
14 Elliot Shavers*– Ugly In Laws 2:41
15 Thomas East– I Get A Groove 2:31
16 Bo Toliver And His Timers– Farm Dell Rock 2:07
17 Marvin Phillips & His Men From Mars– Wine Woogie 2:08
18 Big Bob Kornegay– Bullfrog Hop 2:23
19 Floyd Morris– A Mellow Mood 2:06
20 Good Time Charlie– Whoop It On Me 3:09
21 Frank Duboise– Chicken Scratch 2:19
22 Jimmy Soul– Everybody's Gonna Ape 2:34
23 Harold Battiste– Funky Soul 1:53
24 George Torrence & The Naturals – Lickin Stick 2:48
25 Chris Kenner– Wind The Clock 2:46
26 Smokey Joe – Start All Over Again 2:12

WASA WASA means WHAT'S UP ? and invites you to put on your dancing shoes.
Though it's also our way of getting back to you with a new Dr Boogie Presents' compilation album. This time, I opted for Rhythm'n'Blues, , and a few asides in this black music that was so often dominated by fantastic singers through most of the '60s. Rhythm'n'Blues defines a music style born out of the Blues and Gospel. Played by black musicians in the early '40, Rhythm'n'Blues was first called'Race Music'.
In 1949, as the US magazine Billboard published an article by Jerry Wexler, the 'Race Music' hit list became the Rhythm and Blues hit list. The expression aligns the word 'Rhythm' for a fast tempo and the word 'Blues' for the 12-Bar rule. This genre was black bands' thing. At a certain point young blacks and whites were increasingly listening to the same music, but they didn't know it yet.
Rhythm'n'Blues would become the vector that would let black music infiltrate white popular music and pave the way for the emergence of Rock'n'Roll. The arrival of Detroit, Chicago, New York, Philadelphia, L.A. and Memphis record labels on the Rhythm'n'Blues scene made it possible for numerous regional styles to develop. . Wasa Wasa presents you artists often little known, and released by labels that weren't better known for the most part.