record collector 02-2010

[TheKing]

Klar, Elvis hatte bestimmt son Ding!

[Harty]

Release of CD The Memphis Jukebox Vol. 1 on March 15. The CD will contain 22 records found in Elvis' personal jukebox, as detailed in Record Collector's 'The Secret of Elvis' Jukebox'.
this is a very exciting release due to the fact that it's not just one of those “20 songs that influenced Elvis” type releases that we've seen for years….. this is actually what Elvis listened to in Graceland and as such is an historical document as detailed in the February issue of Record Collector (an excellent article).

The track listing has been very carefully selected (mostly up-tempo) to appeal to a wide audience ranging from serious Elvis collectors to lovers of roots music, the disc covers genres such as rock n roll, rockabilly, blues, doo wop and rhythm and blues (some of the songs as you will see were covered by Elvis during his career).

Tracks:

Product Description
The Memphis Jukebox - Volume One Release Date 15th March 2010 Vee-Tone Records is an independent record company and mail-order music service focusing on the very best in roots music including Blues, Rockabilly, Rock 'n' Roll, Vocal Groups, Doo Wop, Garage/Surf, Rhythm & Blues, Hillbilly and Country. The Memphis Jukebox - Volume One is a fascinating insight into the musical tastes of Elvis Presley. Hear 22 killer 45's that featured on Elvis's personal jukebox in Graceland........... a must for Elvis collectors and lovers of great hard rockin' music... the coolest jukebox on the planet! Be one of the first to own this eagerly awaited release (presented in quality digi-pack sleeve). Track Listing: 1) Carl Perkins - Jive After Five (Columbia single) 2) Dale Hawkins - Don't Treat Me This Way (Checker single) 3) Carl McVoy - Tootsie (Hi single) 4) Gene Vincent - Woman Love (Capitol single) 5) Ricky Nelson - Believe What You Say (Imperial single) 6) Warren Smith - Miss Froggie (Sun single) 7) The Champs - Midnighter (Challenge single) 8) Ray Sharpe - Linda Lu (Jamie single) 9) Bo Diddley - Who Do You Love (Checker single) 10) Chuck Berry - You Can't Catch Me (Chess single) 11) Little Walter - Who (Checker single) 12) Ray Charles - I've Got a Woman (Atlantic single) 13) LaVern Baker - Whipper Snapper (Atlantic single) 14) Clyde McPhatter - That's Enough For Me (Atlantic single) 15) Big Joe Turner - Boogie Woogie Country Girl (Atlantic single) 16) Little Richard - Shes Got It (Specialty single) 17) The El Dorados - At My Front Door (Vee Jay single) 18) The Rays - Daddy Cool (Cameo single) 19) The Cleftones - You Baby You (Gee single) 20) The Drifters - Fools Fall In Love (Atlantic single) 21) Chuck Willis - CC Rider (Atlantic single) 22) James Brown & The Famous Blue Flames - Try Me (King single)

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The Memphis Jukebox - Volume One
Release Date 15th March 2010

Vee-Tone Records is an independent record company and mail-order music service focusing on the very best in roots music including Blues, Rockabilly,
Rock 'n' Roll, Vocal Groups, Doo Wop, Garage/Surf, Rhythm & Blues, Hillbilly and Country.
The Memphis Jukebox - Volume One is a fascinating insight into the musical tastes of Elvis Presley. Hear 22 killer 45's that featured on Elvis's personal
jukebox in Graceland...
a must for Elvis collectors and lovers of great hard rockin' music... the coolest jukebox on the planet!
Be one of the first to own this eagerly awaited release (presented in quality digi-pack sleeve).

Track Listing:

1) Carl Perkins - Jive After Five (Columbia single)
2) Dale Hawkins - Don't Treat Me This Way (Checker single)
3) Carl McVoy - Tootsie (Hi single)
4) Gene Vincent - Woman Love (Capitol single)
5) Ricky Nelson - Believe What You Say (Imperial single)
6) Warren Smith - Miss Froggie (Sun single)
7) The Champs - Midnighter (Challenge single)
8) Ray Sharpe - Linda Lu (Jamie single)
9) Bo Diddley - Who Do You Love (Checker single)
10) Chuck Berry - You Can't Catch Me (Chess single)
11) Little Walter - Who (Checker single)
12) Ray Charles - I've Got a Woman (Atlantic single)
13) LaVern Baker - Whipper Snapper (Atlantic single)
14) Clyde McPhatter - That's Enough For Me (Atlantic single)
15) Big Joe Turner - Boogie Woogie Country Girl (Atlantic single)
16) Little Richard - She's Got It (Specialty single)
17) The El Dorados - At My Front Door (Vee Jay single)
18) The Rays - Daddy Cool (Cameo single)
19) The Cleftones - You Baby You (Gee single)
20) The Drifters - Fools Fall In Love (Atlantic single)
21) Chuck Willis - CC Rider (Atlantic single)
22) James Brown & The Famous Blue Flames - Try Me (King single)

[Johnny B.]

Die CD hat sich nun meiner Sammlung zugefügt

Ich kann nur sagen....STARK
Das kann sich wenigstens noch Musik nennen, zwar aus der Urzeit, aber da ist drin was drauf steht.
Ich steh aber sowieso auf diese Art von Musik und bin von der CD voll begeistert. Da kann man für eine Stunde mal alles vergessen und sieht geistig richtig vor sich wie Elvis im Keller Billard spielt oder wie sie alle da unten herumhängen und diese Musik aus den Boxen knallt.
Man fühlt sich fast als würde man in den frühen 60er Jahren die Eingangstür von Graceland aufmachen und ins königliche Reich eintreten
Geil ist auch das dies Volume 1 ist und noch mehr kommen wird
Muss schon geil gewesen sein in Graceland.
UNBEDINGTE KAUFEMPFEHLUNG!!

Hinweis:
DSDS Fans sollten die Finger davon lassen, das ist noch Musik für die man keine Castings brauchte, es wird euch nicht gefallen
Bohlen würde sich bei der CD wohl ununterbrochen übergeben, von richtiger Musik versteht er wahrscheinlich nichts

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Vee-Tone Records and Elvis Unlimited team up with HMV to bring a piece of Rock‘n'Roll memorabilia to London –
for one day only on Thursday, 28th October –
to support the CD launch of The Memphis Jukebox Two.

To coincide with the release of Volume 2 of The Memphis Jukebox, Vee-Tone Records have teamed up with Elvis Unlimited and HMV to bring a piece of Rock 'n' Roll history to the UK.
On 28th October, Vee-Tone Records will be in HMV's flagship Oxford Circus store (150 Oxford Street, London) accompanied by Henrik Knudsen, the new owner of the original Elvis jukebox collection, as well as Megan M. Murphy (Editor of Elvis Unlimited) of Record Collector magazine, whose article ‘secrets of the King's jukebox' has generated huge interest among fans.

Vee-Tone Records and Elvis Unlimited will have on display over 40 original singles from Elvis' jukebox as well as other memorabilia once owned by ‘The King'.
Appropriately, Elvis used to release his early recordings in the UK on the HMV label.


quelle: elvis unlimited