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Various – Hunter Hancock Presents Blues & Rhythm Midnight Matinee 1951 - New LP Record 1985 Route 66 Sweden Vinyl - Rhythm & Blues / Rock & Roll - Shuga Records

Various – Hunter Hancock Presents Blues & Rhythm Midnight Matinee 1951 - New LP Record 1985 Route 66 Sweden Vinyl - Rhythm & Blues / Rock & Roll

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Various – Hunter Hancock Presents Blues & Rhythm Midnight Matinee 1951

Label: Route 66 – KIX-1200, Route 66 – KIX no. 1200
Format:
Vinyl, LP, Compilation, Mono
Country: Sweden
Released:
Genre: Rock, Blues
Style: Rhythm & Blues, Rock & Roll
A1 Smilin' Smokey Lynn*– I Was Born To Rock
A2 Floyd Dixon– Telephone Blues
Written-By – Dixon*
A3 Bixie Crawford– I Get The Blues When It Rains
A4 Peppermint Harris– I Got Loaded
Written-By – Harris*
A5 Golden Keys– Noah
A6 Duke Henderson– Low Down Dog
A7 Cecil "Count" Carter*– Out Of Count
B1 Ernie Andrews– The Masquerade Is Over
Written-By – Wrubel*, Magidson*
B2 Madelyn Perkins– What Is This Thing Called Love
B3 Floyd Dixon With Chuck Norris And Maxwell Davis– Chicken Shack Boogie
Written-By – Amos Milburn, A. L. Cullum*
B4 Betty Jean Washington*– Elevator Boogie
Written-By – Benny Ray
B5 Golden Keys– Dry Bones
B6 Duke Henderson– We're Gonna Rock
B7 Big Jay McNeely– Deacon's Hop
Written-By – Cecil McNeely
  • Record Company – Mr R&B Records
  • Pressed By – Toolex Alpha
  • Design – Lasse Ermalm
  • Edited By – Gunnar Lööf
  • Guitar – Chuck Norris (tracks: B1 to B7)
  • Liner Notes – Jim Dawson (4)
  • Photography By – Erik Lindahl, Åke Eriksson (2)
  • Presenter – George Wilhelm, Hunter Hancock, Ray Robinson (4)
  • Producer [Original Recordings] – Bill Lester (2)
  • Reissue Producer – Jim Dawson (4)
  • Tenor Saxophone – Maxwell Davis (tracks: B1 to B7)
  • Trumpet – Cecil "Count" Carter* (tracks: A1 to A7)
Side A recorded Olympic Auditorium, Los Angeles, September 29, 1951 with Cecil "Count" Carter (trumpet) and his Orchestra including tenor sax, baritone sax, guitar, bass, drums.
Side B recorded Olympic Auditorium, Los Angeles, October 6, 1951 with Maxwell Davis (tenor sax) and his Orchestra including Chuck Norris (guitar), and trumpet, piano, bass, drums - possibly Ralph Hamilton or Red Callender (bass) and Robert "Snake" Sims or Eddie Williams (drums).

U.S. Copyright: BIG J Records

Side A : Total time 23.00
Side B : Total time 24.56
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Tags: Compilation, Lp, Mono, Rhythm & blues, Rock & roll, Route 66, Sweden import, Various