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PRODUKTINFO (CD) 7. August 2020 Künstler Ruth Brown Titel Juke Box Pearls Mama, He Treats Your Daughter Mean Label Bear Family Productions Katalognr. BCD17542 EAN-Code 5397102175428 Preiscode: AH Format CD (Digipak) mit 36-seitigem Booklet Musikgebiet Rock 'n' Roll, R & B Titelanzahl 31 ca. 78:00 Min. VÖ-Datum 7. August 2020 INFO: • Sie ist nicht nur die legendäre Queen des Rhythm & Blues, sie hatte auch ein Baby, das sie Rock' n' Roll nannten! Ihre phantastische Stimme ist Genre-übergreifend – hier ist der Beweis! • Ausgesuchte Songs aus Ruth Browns Karriere zwischen 1953 und 1962 sind hier einzigartig zusammengestellt. • Enthalten sind die raren Neueinspielungen ihrer Klassiker 5-10-15 Hours und Mama, He Treats Your Daughter Mean, die sie 1958 aufnahm. • Neben rockigen Titeln und Teenage Balladen gibt es hier auch Mambo-Anklänge, Gospel und Soul- Roots zu hören. • Als Raritäten können drei Aufnahmen für das US-amerikanische Philips-Label Anfang der 1960er Jahre bezeichnet werden: Walk With Me, Lord, Jim Dandy und Sea Of Love. • Als Bonus gibt es ihre nie zuvor auf CD veröffentlichten Live-Aufnahmen aus der 'Rhythm And Blues Revue'! • Natürlich sind auch ihre Juke Box-Klassiker enthalten: This Little Girl's Gone Rockin'! • Das 36-seitige farbige Booklet enthält die Biografie, geschrieben von dem Chicagoer Musikjournalisten Bill Dahl, sowie seltene Fotos, Illustrationen und diskografische Angaben. The Queen of Rhythm and Blues Diese Zusammenstellung von 31 Songs zeigt eindrucksvoll die äußerst interessante Karriere von Ruth Brown. Beginnend in den frühen 1950er Jahren, als sie sich mit ihrer einzigartigen Stimme, die schon damals einen hohen Wiedererkennungswert hatte, an die Spitze der R&B Charts sang und damit ihrem Label Atlantic Records eine solide finanzielle Basis schaffte, über die Zeit Mitte der 1950er Jahre, als sie spielend den Übergang von ihrem eher jazzig interpretierten Stil des Rhythm and Blues zu Rock 'n' Roll und Teenage-Balladen schaffte, bis zu frühen Soul- Anklängen, Gospel und Twist zu Beginn der 60er Jahre. Mama, He Treats Your Daughter Mean Der Titelsong Mama, He Treats Your Daughter Mean ist einer von Ruth Browns größten Erfolgen, den sie während ihrer gesamten Karriere gleich mehrfach aufnahm und der über Jahrzehnte zu ihrem ständigen Live-Repertoire gehörte. Noch kurz vor ihrem Tod sang sie den Song live im Duett mit der Rockabilly-Legende Janis Martin. Neben ihren großen Hits, wie eben der Titelsong, 5-10-15 Hours (hier in der 1958 aufgenommenen Version) und Lucky Lips (Das auch in der Version von Cliff Richard Hit-Status erlangte) finden sich hier viele weniger bekannte Aufnahmen und Raritäten, die es zu entdecken gilt. Insbesondere die Bonus-Tracks, die hier erstmals auf CD erscheinen, sind solche Raritäten. Live- Aufnahmen aus der 'Rhythm and Blues Revue' Mitte der 50er Jahre, wenn auch nicht direkt im Apollo Theater in New York aufgenommen, so zeigen diese Aufnahmen dennoch eindrucksvoll die Atmosphäre, die bei solchen Live- Konzerten das Publikum in den Bann zog! „This Little Girl's Gone Rockin'!“ Bear Family Records GmbH - Grenzweg 1 - 27729 Holste - Germany Telefon: +49 (4748) 8216-0 Fax: +49 (4748) 8216-20 E-Mail: [email protected] Web: b2b-bear-family.de Enthalten ist ein 36-seitiges Büchlein in Farbe mit der Ruth Brown-Biografie, geschrieben von dem bekannten Musikjournalisten Bill Dahl aus Chicago, sowie rare Informationen, seltene Fotos und Illustrationen, dazu eine Session- Diskografie zu den enthaltenen Songs! TITELLISTUNG: CD: This Little Girls Gone Rockin’ Lucky Lips Hello Little Boy It’s Love (24 Hours A Day) Mambo Baby 5-10-15 Hours Jim Dandy Smooth Operator Mama, He Treats Your Daughter Mean Sweet Baby Of Mine Wild, Wild Young Men Bye Bye Young Men I Can’t Hear A Word You Say I Want To Do More As Long As I’m Moving Papa Daddy I Gotta Have You (with Clyde McPhatter) Anyone But You I Can See Everybody’s Baby I Don’t Know Walk With Me, Lord Don’t Deceive Me I Burned Your Letter The Door Is Still Open Why Don’t You Do Right I’m Just A Lucky So And So Sea Of Love Teardrops From My Eyes (live) Tears Keep Tumbling Down (live) Oh What A Dream (live) Mama, He Treats Your Daughter Mean (live) EBENFALLS ERHÄLTLICH: Dinah Washington: Margie Singleton: Juke Box Pearls Juke Box Pearls A Rockin' Good Way Pledging My Love BCD17520 AH BCD17302 AH CD (Digipak) mit 36-seitigem Booklet CD (Digipak) mit 36-seitigem Booklet EAN: 5397102175206 EAN: 5397102173028 Jo Ann Campbell: Various Artists: Juke Box Pearls Juke Box Pearls Boogie Woogie Country Girl Meet The Pearls BCD17320 AH BCD17117 AH CD (Digipak) mit 44-seitigem Booklet CD (Digipak) mit 76-seitigem Booklet EAN: 5397102173202 EAN: 4000127171177 Bear Family Records GmbH - Grenzweg 1 - 27729 Holste - Germany Telefon: +49 (4748) 8216-0 Fax: +49 (4748) 8216-20 E-Mail: [email protected] Web: b2b-bear-family.de .
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