Doin' The Hucklebuck And Other Jukebox Favourites, 1948-1955

Doin' The Hucklebuck And Other Jukebox Favourites, 1948-1955Product Info Saxophonist bandleader PAUL WILLIAMS cut one of the biggest hits of 1949, 'The Huckle Buck', which topped the US R&B charts for fourteen weeks. A hugely influential disc, it was one of the first to employ the honking tenor sax solo which would become the hallmark of R&B and R&R during the 1950s. This compilation, which is built around 'The Huckle Buck', also includes Williams' other 1940s R&B hits, 'Thirty Five Thirty', 'The Twister Parts

She has worked with such artists as Luke Solomon

Disc 2 features two albums released in 1975: TO BE TRUE which kept the momentum going with 'Where Are All My Friends' and 'Bad Luck' while also introducing female vocalist Sharon Paige via the US R&B chart-topper

7 Georgie Porgie

D1 Spanish Castle Magic

and a black vinyl record for sides C and D

2 Sweet Child O' Mine 5:55

The KVB masterfully pull together their trademark components

And the title track “Geist

Smoother than Sinatra

SUNDAY MORNING – Matthew Sweet & Susanna Hoffs

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Little Latin Lupe Lu 3:09