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July 2019 New Release Book July 2019 New Release Book . Contact: Clay Pasternack Gary Davis Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Phone: 440-333-2208 | Fax: 440-333-2280 Phone: 206-972-7257 | Fax: 425-671-0193 21258 Maplewood Avenue Rocky River, Ohio 44116-1244 www.cpidistribution.com IN CELEBRATION OF ITS 40TH YEAR AS A RECORD LABEL, EARWIG MUSIC COMPANY is releasing this deluxe package of a broad array of American music, spanning 30 years of recordings between 1959 and 1989. Cadillac Baby’s company, Bea and Baby Records, produced too much great music to let it fall into the dust bin of history. In his 1971 Living Blues story about Narvel Eatmon, magazine co-founder Jim O’Neal brought to life the man who made Cadillac Baby his name, lifestyle, night club and record label brand. I met Cadillac Baby in 1974, and col- laborated with him from the Fall of 1988 until his death in March 1991. This box set, a work in progress for over 30 years, enables music lovers worldwide to enjoy all the magical music he produced. Cadillac Baby’s Bea & Baby Records: The Definitive Collection represents my personal mission to memorialize the legacy of Cadillac Baby. Michael Robert Frank, Earwig Music Company Founder & CEO n Chicago’s teeming South Side underworld populated with hucksters, hustlers, rogues, and enterprising impresarios ruling their own blocks of turf, CADILLAC BABY stood out as one of the most irrepressible and Icolorful characters of all. Though not a singer or musician, in his own right he was a more engaging entertainer than most of the blues artists in Chicago, including those he recorded for BEA & BABY RECORDS and booked at his nightclub. Besides amazing urban and country blues, this diverse collection includes doo wop, soul, gospel, and even some comedy and hip hop tracks, plus interview snippets with Cadillac Baby. u 4 CD Box Set u 128 page hardbound book with many rare photos u Historical liner notes by experts in blues, gospel and R&B u Updated and complete Bea & Baby Records discography u All tracks recorded 1959 –1989, remastered u Previously unreleased Sleepy John Estes and Hammie Nixon tracks TITLE: Bea & Baby Records: The Definitive Collection LABEL: Earwig Music Company u 2 newly discovered tracks by a mystery blues band CATALOG NUMBER: CD 4975 u Interview segments with Cadillac Baby BAR CODE: COMPLETE ARTIST & TRACK LIST ON PAGE 2 US WHOLESALE PRICE: $68.75 US SUGGESTED LIST RETAIL: $105.99 FORMAT: RELEASE DATE: JULY 19, 2019 4 CDs /128 page hardbound book GENRES: Urban and Country Blues, R&B, Doo Wop, RADIO AND SOCIAL MEDIA PROMOTION: Betsie Brown • Blind Raccoon Publicity Gospel, Hip Hop, Storytelling, Comedy 901-268-6065 • [email protected] TOTAL TRACKS: 101 PLAYING TIME: 292 minutes PRINT AND SOCIAL MEDIA PROMOTION: Cary Baker • Conqueroo DISC 1: 74 minutes DISC 2: 73 minutes 323-656-1600 • [email protected] DISC 3: 73 minutes DISC 4: 72 minutes CD distribution by CPI DISTRIBUTION. Digital distribution through THE ORCHARD. Available at fine record stores and download and streaming sites worldwide. EARWIG MUSIC COMPANY, INC., 2054 W. Farwell Ave, Chicago, IL 60645-4963 PHONE/FAX 773-262-0278 EMAIL [email protected] www.earwigmusic.com CADILLAC BABY’S BEA & BABY RECORDS: THE DEFINITIVE COLLECTION DISC 1 SUNNYLAND SLIM HOMESICK JAMES CADILLAC BABY ➒ Worried About My Baby ..................................2:49 ⓲ My Baby’s Gone ......................................................3:08 ➊ ➓ Drinkin’ And Clownin’ ......................................3:06 ⓳ My Kind Of Woman .............................................3:21 Welcome to Cadillac Baby’s ⓴ Show Lounge ..............................................................3:39 EDDIE BOYD Homesick Sunnyland Special ..................3:15 EDDIE BOYD ⓫ All The Way ..................................................................3:03 ANDREW “BLUEBLOOD” MCMAHON •• ➋ I’m Commin’ Home ............................................2:37 ⓬ Where You Belong ................................................2:46 Lost In the Jungle ................................................3:39 •• ➌ Thank You Baby ....................................................2:06 CADILLAC BABY Special Agent .............................................................2:49 •• Worried All the Time ..........................................2:30 L.C. McKINLEY ⓭ Cadillac Baby Gets Into •• Potato Diggin’ Man ..............................................3:23 ➍ Nit Wit ...............................................................................1:59 The Record Business ...........................................3:03 ➎ Sharpest Man In Town .....................................2:25 LEE JACKSON THE DAYLIGHTERS ⓮ Please Baby .................................................................2:44 DISC 4 WILLIE WILLIAMS ➏ Mad House Jump ..................................................1:59 ⓯ Juanita ..............................................................................2:59 ➊ Somebody Changed the Lock ...................2:20 ➐ You’re Breaking My Heart ...........................2:22 ANDRE WILLIAMS ➋ 38 Woman Blues ......................................................3:36 11 YEAR OLD FAITH TAYLOR & THE SWEET TEENS ⓰ Please Give Me A Chance .............................3:14 UNKNOWN BLUES BAND ➑ I Need Him To Love Me ..................................2:26 ⓱ I Still Love You ........................................................2:49 ➌ Raise Your Window Baby ...............................2:42 ➒ I Love You Darling ...............................................2:31 LITTLE MAC ➍ Jump This Morning ............................................2:03 BOBBY SAXTON ⓲ I’m Your Fool ..............................................................2:14 3D ➓ Trying To Make A Living ...............................2:47 ⓳ Let Hootenanny Blues (Out Of Jail) .2:02 ➎ 7402 ......................................................................................5:07 EARL HOOKER JAMES COTTON ➏ Here We Go Chi-town ........................................3:00 ⓫ Dynamite .......................................................................2:22 ⓴ One More Mile ..........................................................3:06 •• POSSIBLY CLYDE LASLEY CADILLAC BABY There Must Be A Panic On ..........................1:48 ➐ Just In Case That You Got a Case .........0:20 ⓬ The Legend of Cadillac Baby ..................12:52 KIRK TAYLOR AND THE VELVETS •• POSSIBLY CLYDE LASLEY WITH UNKNOWN ACTORS EDDIE BOYD Your Love .......................................................................2:15 •• This World .....................................................................2:40 ➑ I Bet I Don’t Die Tired ......................................1:46 ⓭ Blue Monday Blues .............................................2:34 ➒ The Preacher, A Deacon ⓮ The Blues Is Here To Stay ............................2:46 TALL PAUL HANKINS & THE HUDSON BROS. and A Razor .................................................................4:30 ⓯ Come Home! ...............................................................2:40 •• Joe’s House Rent Party PART 1 .......................2:36 SLEEPY JOHN ESTES & HAMMIE NIXON ⓰ You Got To Reap! ...................................................2:47 •• Joe’s House Rent Party PART 2 .......................2:27 ➓ Cadillac Baby Passed So Fast ....................4:09 LITTLE MAC WILLIE HUDSON / TALL PAUL HANKINS ON ORGAN ⓫ Worry My Mind ........................................................2:42 ⓱ Times Are Getting Tougher ........................2:24 •• It’s You I’m Going To Miss ...........................2:48 ⓬ Spirit Don’t Leave Me .......................................3:09 ⓲ Don’t Come Back ...................................................2:22 WILLIE HUDSON ⓭ Lay My Burdon Down ......................................2:27 T. VALENTINE •• Red Lips ..........................................................................2:35 CADILLAC BABY ⓳ Little Lu-Lu Frog....................................................2:13 ⓮ I Did A Lot of Spiritual Records .............1:29 ⓴ Teen-Age Jump ........................................................2:17 DISC 3 THE GLORYAIRES CADILLAC BABY LEE JACKSON, THE CADILLAC BABY SPECIALS ⓯ Search Me Lord .......................................................3:37 •• How Detroit Junior Got Famous .............4:02 ➊ The Christmas Song ...........................................2:35 ⓰ Now Lord Don’t Drive Me Away .............3:21 DETROIT JUNIOR CLYDE LASLEY, THE CADILLAC BABY SPECIALS EDDIE DEAN & THE BIBLICAL AIRES •• Money Tree ..................................................................2:12 ➋ Santa Came Home Drunk ............................2:58 ⓱ Holy Place .....................................................................2:27 •• So Unhappy .................................................................2:46 ⓲ God Has Prepared.................................................3:04 THE CHANCES, DARLA-MOIRA-SHARONNE EDDIE BOYD & THE DAYLIGHTERS ➌ One More Chance ..................................................2:44 THE NORFOLK SINGERS •• Come On Home .......................................................2:36 ➍ It Takes More Than Love Alone .............2:20 ⓳ He’s A God ....................................................................2:19 •• Reap What You Sow ............................................2:39 ⓴ Testimonial ..................................................................2:36 LITTLE MACK & THE HIPPS ➎ Mother-In-Law Blues .........................................2:19
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