SpotLight On: Roots of Rock 'n' Roll -

SpotLight On: Roots of Rock 'n' Roll

Friday, 1. September 2006, 16:53:15

This MiX spans the ten years of 1946 to 1955.
Most of the artist below were either Country & Western, Rhthym & Blues or just plain old Blues performers. The songs here would shape the musical futures of the youngsters that heard them. These are the artists who were the forerunners of what would soon be called

"Rock 'n' Roll"

Track List

01 - We're Gonna Rock, We're Gonna Roll - Wild Bill Moore
02 - Good Rockin' Tonite - Wynonie Harris
03 - Move It On Over - Hank Williams
04 - The Hucklebuck - Paul Williams
05 - Hey Ba Ba Re Bop - Lionel Hampton
06 - Rock The Joint - Jimmy Preston & His Prestonians
07 - That's All Right - Arthur Big Boy Cruddup
08 - Choo Choo Ch Boogie - Louis Jordan & His Tympanny Five
09 - Mystery Train - Little Junior & The Blue Flames
10 - Folsom Prison Blues - Johnny Cash & The Tennessee Two
11 - Teardrops From My Eyes - Ruth Brown
12 - How Many More Years - Howlin Wolf
13 - Sixty Minute Man - Billy Ward & The Dominoes
14 - Night Train - Jimmy Forrest
15 - Raunchy - Bill Justis
16 - Honey Don't - Carl Perkins
17 - What'd I Say - Jerry Lee Lewis & His Pumping Piano
18 - Mess Around - Ray Charles
19 - Baby, Lets Play House - Elvis Presley
20 - Corn Bread - Hal Singer
21 - Hal Singer - Pee Wee Crayton & His Guitar
22 - Rocket 88 - Jackie Brenston & His Delta Cats
23 - Hound Dog - Big Mama Thornton
24 - You Upsets Me Baby - B B King
25 - Honey Hush - Big Joe Turner
26 - Little Richard Boogie - Little Richard w/Johnny Otis Orchestra
27 - Feel So Bad - Chuck Wills
28 - I'm Your Hoochie Coochie Man - Muddy Waters
29 - Breathless - Jerry Lee Lewis

Total Play Time: 79:06

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Roots of Rock Parts 1 & 2

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Rock n Roll - American Music MiXRock, R&B, Blues - Patio Daddy-O

Comments

Anonymous writes:

Hi. The password "atov" doesn't seem to work. I get an error message and can't open the file. Any suggestions?

By anonymous user, # 3. November 2006, 04:56:27

I just downloaded and opened with the pw atov. 320 previous downloads! Are you using the quotations?

Try atov by itself and use lower case.

Good luck. Great music if you can get it.

LP

By Licorice Pizza, # 3. November 2006, 11:57:15

Anonymous writes:

Ok, I think the problem was an outdated version of Stuffit Expander. I got the current version and was able to open the file. Now my question is: the music is on one huge mp3 file. Is there any way break this up into individual tracks?

Thanks!

By anonymous user, # 3. November 2006, 15:15:04

Yes, if you are a windows user, see tools in the right side bar at the bottom of the links to other sites. Download Burrrn and drag the provided .cue file into the program, insert a cd and it will create and audio cd with the tracks broken out. If you are using Mac ?????? No one has let me know if there is a similar program for that platform.

The music is MiXed similar to what is done on a radio station. Not as good as Hip Hop or Trance DJ's but overlapping segues to each tune. I have chosen not to just throw up single mp3 files but craft an 80 minute presentation of the chosen genre. This site loses a few because of that. I make the MiXes firstly for...me and share them here. In any event the seperated mp3 files would be somewhat useless with overlapping songs at the beginning and the end.

LP

By Licorice Pizza, # 4. November 2006, 11:29:42