Breezy Sugar: Pure Essence of Chicago Rock N'Roll: Breezy Sugar: Pure Essence of Chicago Rock N'roll
Breezy Sugar: Pure Essence of Chicago Rock N'Roll: Breezy Sugar: Pure Essence of Chicago Rock N'roll
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Artist: Breezy Sugar: Pure Essence of Chicago Rock N'Roll
Label: Fantastic Voyage
Product Type: COMPACT DISCS
UPC: 5055311001975
Genre: Pop
Crystal, Chief, Chance, Tempus, and Oriole as well as the more famous Vee-Jay and Chess. Artists featured include Bo Diddley, Betty Everett, the Spaniels, Chuck Berry, Dale Hawkins and Jimmy McCracklin, but genre aficionados will also savor the less-known names Compiled and annotated by former BBC Radio 1 DJ, record producer and music historian Stuart Colman.
Tracks:
1.1 Sweet Little Sixteen (Chuck Berry)
1.2 It's a Fad, Ma! (Bobby Dean)
1.3 My Babe (Dale Hawkins)
1.4 Let's Do the Razzle Dazzle (The Rip-Chords)
1.5 Early Morning Rock (The Deltones)
1.6 Watch It, Sprocket (Bobby Charles)
1.7 Bo Diddley (Alternative Take) (Bo Diddley)
1.8 Talkin' to the Blues (Jim Lowe)
1.9 Jitterbug Mary (The Del Vikings)
1.10 Hey Baby! (Duke Savage and the Arribins)
1.11 Baby Sweets (The Spaniels)
1.12 Seven Come Eleven (Rusty Draper)
1.13 Uncle John (Wild Child Gipson)
1.14 The Walk (Jimmy McCracklin)
1.15 Yes, I'm Glad (Priscilla Bowman)
1.16 Killer Diller (Betty Everett)
1.17 Patty-Patty (The Equalos)
1.18 Lazy Susan (The Brothers)
1.19 Welcome to My World (Sonny Freeze)
1.20 At My Front Door (The El Dorados)
1.21 Oh What a Baby (The Dream Kings)
1.22 Betty Jean (Harold Burrage)
1.23 Do It Bop (Billy Prager and His Caravans)
1.24 Da Da Goo Goo (Harvey)
1.25 Universal Rock (Earl Hooker and Junior Wells)
1.26 Turn-A-Bout Date (Denni Alan)
1.27 Rock to the Top (Billy Peek)
1.28 The Bright Light (Jim Lowe)
1.29 45RPM (The Mark Iv)
1.30 Cool Guitar (The Blue Echoes)
1.31 Holy MacKerel, Baby (Billy Emerson)
1.32 What Is the Secret of Your Success? (The Coasters)
1.33 Roll Your Money Maker (Shakey Jake)
1.34 Dancing Girl (Bo Diddley)
1.35 Cool It Baby! (Chuck Miller)
1.36 Don't You Know I Love You (Bobby Charles)
1.37 Jump Children (The Flamingos)
1.38 Carol (Chuck Berry)
1.39 Q-Bop She-Bop (The Dells)
1.40 Rock a Bye Rock (Bette Laine)
1.41 The Convention (The Delegates)
1.42 A Rockin' Good Way (Priscilla Bowman)
1.43 Speedillac (Sonny Day)
1.44 Everybody Rock (Jimmy McCracklin)
1.45 Cool Steppin' Baby (Steve Bledsoe and the Blue Jays)
1.46 Little By Little (Junior Wells)
1.47 Just a Little Bit (Rosco Gordon)
1.48 Heat (The Rockin' RS)
1.49 Just You and I (Guitar Red)
1.50 Slippin' and Slidin' (Tobin Matthews)
1.51 Red Headed Woman (Wayne Worley)
1.52 Big Green Car (Billy Carroll)
1.53 Little Girl (Bo Diddley)
1.54 (I Know) You Don't Love Me (Ike Turner's Kings of Rhythm)
1.55 You Eat Too Much (Harold Burrage)
1.56 Cry, Baby, Cry (Narvel Felts)
1.57 She's My Little Baby (Bobby Mack)
1.58 Idol with the Golden Head (The Coasters)
1.59 Mama Loocie (Harvey and the Moonglows)
1.60 Boom Diddie Boom (The El Dorados)
1.61 I Ain't Givin' Up Nothin' (Priscilla Bowman)
1.62 Linda (Dale Hawkins)
1.63 My Soul (Clifton Chenier)
1.64 Go-Go-Go (Chuck Berry)
1.65 Mama, Mama, Mama (Louis Hobbs)
1.66 Would You - Could You (Stanley Mitchell)
1.67 Seven Nights (Dee Clark)
1.68 Good Golly (Pretty Molly) (Rusty Draper)
1.69 Get Up and Go (Al Smith)
1.70 Just Got Some (Willie Mabon)
1.71 I'm to Blame (Jimmy McCracklin)
1.72 Knowing the Part (Chuck Sims)
1.73 Sugar Dumplin' (Jerry Jaye)
1.74 Rock-N-Roll Romance (The Big Rocker)
1.75 Shombalor (Sheriff and the Ravels)
