75 PUMPIN' PIANO GREATS

75 PUMPIN' PIANO GREATS 3-CD. DISC ONE: 1. Jerry Lee Lewis • Pumpin' Piano Rock 2. Amos Milburn • Down The Road Apiece 3. Merrill E. Moore • Rock-Rockola 4. Chuck Miller • Boogie Blues 5. Little Willie Littlefield • Jim Wilson's Boogie 6. Piano Red • Woo-ee 7. Champion Jack Dupree • Shake Baby Shake 8. Carl Perkins • Put Your Cat Clothes On 9. Don Woody • Barking Up The Wrong Tree 10. Janis Martin • Will You Willyum 11. Little Richard • Slippin' And Slidin' 12. Fats Domino • The Fat Man 13. Moon Mullican • I Done It 14. Chuck Miller • Chuck's Boogie 15. Professor Longhair • Walk Your Blues Away 16. Cecil Gant • Cecil's Boogie 17. Big Joe Turner • Roll 'Em Pete 18. Ray Charles • Mess Around 19. Lloyd Glenn • Honky Tonk Train 20. Chuck Berry • Rock And Roll Music 21. Don Cole • Snake-Eyed Mama 22. Roy Hall • She Sure Can Rock Me 23. Moon Mullican • Seven Nights To Rock 24. Ella Mae Morse • House Of Blue Lights 25. Camille Howard • X-Temporaneous Boogie DISC TWO: 1. Tennessee Ernie Ford • Shot Gun Boogie 2. Chuck Miller • House Of Blue Lights 3. Jerry Lee Lewis • Drinkin' Wine Spo-Dee-O-Dee 4. Roy Hall • Don't Stop Now 5. Janis Martin • Let's Elope Baby 6. Moon Mullican • I'll Sail My Ship Alone 7. Jackie Brenston • Rocket 88 8. Amos Milburn • Chicken Shack Boogie 9. Rosco Gordon • T-Model Boogie 10. Huey "Piano" Smith • The Rockin' Pneumonia & The Boogie-Woogie Flu 11. Little Richard • Long Tall Sally 12. Chuck Berry • You Can't Catch Me 13. Dick Lory • Ballroom Baby 14. Piano Red • Wildfire 15. Gunter Lee Carr • We're Gonna Rock 16. Camille Howard • Fire-Ball Boogie 17. Professor Longhair • Ball The Wall 18. Fats Domino • All By Myself 19. Moon Mullican • I'm Mad At You 20. Champion Jack Dupree • Bad Whiskey & Wild Women 21. Ray Charles • It Should've Been Me 22. Lloyd Glenn • Old Time Shuffle 23. Ella Mae Morse • Pigfoot Pete 24. Hardrock Gunter • Birmingham Bounce 25. Merrill E. Moore • Fly Right Boogie DISC THREE : 1. Amos Milburn • Amos Boogie 2. Merrill E. Moore • Red Light 3. Chuck Miller • Vim Vam Vamoose 4. Moon Mullican • Country Boogie 5. Fats Domino • Please Don't Leave Me 6. Champion Jack Dupree • Daybreak Rock 7. Cecil Gant • Cecil Boogie No.2 8. Professor Longhair • Hey Little Girl 9. Piano Red • Rockin' With Red 10. Ray Charles • Hallelujah I Love Her So 11. Lloyd Glenn • Chica Boo 12. Little Richard • Tutti Frutti 13. Janis Martin • Barefoot Baby 14. Don Woody • Bird Dog 15. Roy Hall • All By Myself 16. Tennessee Ernie Ford • Country Junction 17. Chuck Miller • Miller's Boogie 18. Chuck Berry • Roll Over Beethoven 19. Wanda Jackson • Cool Love 20. Ella Mae Morse • Rock Me All Night Long 21. Camille Howard • Instantaneous Boogie 22. Moon Mullican • Pipeliner Blues 23. Freddie Slack • Blackout Boogie 24. Hardrock Gunter • Gonna Dance All Night 25. Jerry Lee Lewis • It'll Be Me. "75 Pumping Piano Greats" is packed with Pounding Piano Rock 'n' Rollers, Rhythm & Blues shakers and lots more besides... 75 vintage rockin' tracks in a wide range of styles, all featuring great poundin' pumpin' piano. Jerry Lee Lewis changed Rock & Roll. Hitherto, R&R records had been predominantly either sax or guitar dominated, piano having largely been relegated to a supporting role, as part of the rhythm section. Even Little Richard’s strident piano was usually buried under layers of riffing saxes. But after Jerry Lee, things were noticeably different - and on the back of his success, a whole lot of piano-pounders were to enjoy a new, reinvigorated lease of life. Of course, Boogie-Woogie went right back to the birth of recorded sound, a staple element of Blues repertoire, aptly demonstrated herein by Pete Johnson, Camille Howard, Little Willie Littlefield, Amos Milburn and Cecil Gant, whilst Merrill E.Moore, Chuck Miller, Moon Mullican and Freddie Slack present equally-powerful white, Countrified interpretations. Jerry Lee, of course, brought Boogie-Woogie to Rock & Roll, but guys like Owen Bradley, Roy Hall, Floyd Cramer - and particularly, Chuck Berry’s collaborator, Johnnie Johnson - sure knew how to lay down a rockin’ solo or two, as they so readily demonstrate. Fats Domino’s easy-rollin’, New Orleans style adapted readily to R&R, whereas his near-neighbour Professor Longhair trod a somewhat funkier path, sticking closer to R&B - as did guys like Champion Jack Dupree, Huey ‘Piano’ Smith, Ike Turner, Rosco Gordon and Lloyd Glenn. Ray Charles’ music crossed so many genres he was virtually impossible to categorise, as was, perhaps to a lesser extent, Piano Red. All these and more are featured on this unique 3-CD set, which presents 75 wild, piano-propelled slices of Rock’n’Roll, R&B, Boogie-Woogie, Blues, Country and raw Hillbilly music. Featuring more than thirty different piano-pumpers, the pace never lets up and all musical boxes are well and truly ticked.

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mrtnx24 (2009-11-02)

thnx, i'm downloading around 100 kb/s now;)