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Southern Bred Mississippi R&B Rockers 2 / Various- Southern Bred: Mississippi R&b Rockers 2
'Give Me One More Shot' (KM-CD-35) is the second album from our 'Koko Mojo' Mississippi roots series. The album offers an insight as to the birth place of rhythm 'n' blues artists. This album offers an interesting mixture of blues performances, all of which have trekked the passage of time and still sound fresh and vibrant. Upon migration many artists benefited from better production and distribution of their recordings and fame and fortune was the dream. The albums variety of sound features the man of mystery Robert Johnson, the obscure Jack Davis and Ike Turner along with several of his band members. Several 'Trumpet' artists are again featured with recordings for the label and beyond, we include one Wally Mercer through association with 'Trumpet' Numerous artists migrated from their birth place, and for many Chicago was the blues mecca. Within this series the auditory of those who stayed within their home areas is clear, and for those who migrated mainly the backing was different, the blues became 'electric'. None the less rarely were the downholme blues intonations none apparent in the big city recordings. The African American folk traditions no matter where the musicians travelled were deep inside these performers. Every album has sleeve notes and 28 songs, mastered for the best possible sound available. The disc is housed in a cardboard sleeve, specially designed to avoid the use of plastic and be environmentally friendly. The albums are great to play at home and perfect for Dee Jays who within a few CD albums will find good dance-floor filling songs.
Tracklist:
- Robert Johnson - Preaching Blues
- Boyd Gilmore - All in My Dreams
- Sonny Boy Williamson and His House Rockers - Come on Back
- Snooky Prior - You Tried to Ruin Me
- Ike Turner - That's All I Need
- Charley Booker - Charleys Boogie Woogie
- J.B. Lenor - Give Me One More Shot
- Dennis Binder and His Orchestra - I Miss You So
- Little Milton - Ooh! My Little Baby 1
- Sonny Boy Williamson - Keep It to Yourself 1
- Jimmy Reed - Shame, Shame, Shame 1
- Elmore James and His Broomdusters - Cry for Me 1
- Jack Davis - Goin to Natchez 1
- Howlin Wolf - Everybodys in the Mood 1
- John Lee Hooker - Leave My Wife Alone 1
- B.B. King - B. BS Boogie 1
- Bo Diddley - All Together 1
- Cleo Brown - (Lookie Lookie Lookie) Here Comes Cookie 1
- Luther Huff - Dirty Disposition 2
- Elmer James - Make a Little Love 2
- Bo Diddley - Sixteen Tons 2
- Ike Turner ; His Orchestra - Loosely (Aka the Wild One) 2
- Eddie Clearwater - Hey Bernardine 2
- Sonny Boy Williamson - Don't Start Me Talkin' 2
- Big Joe Williams and His 9 String Guitar - Juanita 2
- Dusty Brown - Rusty Dusty 2
- Sonny Boy Williamson - Boppin' with Sonny 2
- Wally Mercer - Hey, Miss Lula
'Give Me One More Shot' (KM-CD-35) is the second album from our 'Koko Mojo' Mississippi roots series. The album offers an insight as to the birth place of rhythm 'n' blues artists. This album offers an interesting mixture of blues performances, all of which have trekked the passage of time and still sound fresh and vibrant. Upon migration many artists benefited from better production and distribution of their recordings and fame and fortune was the dream. The albums variety of sound features the man of mystery Robert Johnson, the obscure Jack Davis and Ike Turner along with several of his band members. Several 'Trumpet' artists are again featured with recordings for the label and beyond, we include one Wally Mercer through association with 'Trumpet' Numerous artists migrated from their birth place, and for many Chicago was the blues mecca. Within this series the auditory of those who stayed within their home areas is clear, and for those who migrated mainly the backing was different, the blues became 'electric'. None the less rarely were the downholme blues intonations none apparent in the big city recordings. The African American folk traditions no matter where the musicians travelled were deep inside these performers. Every album has sleeve notes and 28 songs, mastered for the best possible sound available. The disc is housed in a cardboard sleeve, specially designed to avoid the use of plastic and be environmentally friendly. The albums are great to play at home and perfect for Dee Jays who within a few CD albums will find good dance-floor filling songs.
Tracklist:
- Robert Johnson - Preaching Blues
- Boyd Gilmore - All in My Dreams
- Sonny Boy Williamson and His House Rockers - Come on Back
- Snooky Prior - You Tried to Ruin Me
- Ike Turner - That's All I Need
- Charley Booker - Charleys Boogie Woogie
- J.B. Lenor - Give Me One More Shot
- Dennis Binder and His Orchestra - I Miss You So
- Little Milton - Ooh! My Little Baby 1
- Sonny Boy Williamson - Keep It to Yourself 1
- Jimmy Reed - Shame, Shame, Shame 1
- Elmore James and His Broomdusters - Cry for Me 1
- Jack Davis - Goin to Natchez 1
- Howlin Wolf - Everybodys in the Mood 1
- John Lee Hooker - Leave My Wife Alone 1
- B.B. King - B. BS Boogie 1
- Bo Diddley - All Together 1
- Cleo Brown - (Lookie Lookie Lookie) Here Comes Cookie 1
- Luther Huff - Dirty Disposition 2
- Elmer James - Make a Little Love 2
- Bo Diddley - Sixteen Tons 2
- Ike Turner ; His Orchestra - Loosely (Aka the Wild One) 2
- Eddie Clearwater - Hey Bernardine 2
- Sonny Boy Williamson - Don't Start Me Talkin' 2
- Big Joe Williams and His 9 String Guitar - Juanita 2
- Dusty Brown - Rusty Dusty 2
- Sonny Boy Williamson - Boppin' with Sonny 2
- Wally Mercer - Hey, Miss Lula