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In the late '60s, rock 'n' roll fans began discovering the magic of Merrill Moore. A boogie woogie pianist who hung around the hillbilly bars of southern California, he cut music that defied categorisation. Part boogie-woogie, part country, part western swing, part pop. Mostly it was just Merrill Moore music. The whole story of Merrill's Capitol career (1952-1958) is here. 44 tracks, many previously unissued, including House Of Blue Lights, Big Bug Boogie, Red Light, Flyright Boogie, Rock Rockola and Barrel House Bessie. The studio bands include the cream of the west coasters, like Jimmy Bryant, Speedy West and Roy Lanham.
CD-1:
1. : Rock-Rock Ola/House Of Blue Lights
2. : Big Bug Boogie
3. : Saddle Boogie
4. : Corrine, Corrina
5. : Red Light
6. : Bartender's Blues
7. : Hard Top Race
8. : Nola Boogie
9. : Bell Bottom Boogie
10. : Doggie House Boogie
11. : Sweet Jenny Lee
12. : Fly Right Boogie
13. : One Way Door
14. : Snatchin' And Grabbin'
15. : I Think I Love You Too
16. : Ten, Ten A.M.
17. : Nola Boogie (EP-Version)
18. : Yes Indeed
19. : Five Foot Two, Eyes Of Blue
20. : Cow Cow Boogie
21. : Boogie My Blues Away
CD-2:
22. : Rock Island Line
23. : King Porter Stomp
24. : Cooing To The Wrong Pigeon
25. : She's Gone
26. : Down The Road A Piece
27. : Gotta Gimme What'Cha Got
28. : Nursery Rhyme Blues
29. : Buttermilk Baby
30. : Barrel House Bessie
31. : Tuck Me To Sleep In My Old 'Tucky Home
32. : Music, Music, Music
33. : Sun Valley Walk
34. : Lazy River
35. : Back Home Indiana
36. : South
37. : Shanty In Old Shanty Town
38. : Sweet Georgia Brown
39. : Nobody's Sweetheart
40. : Jumpin' At The Woodside
41. : Somebody Stole My Gal
42. : Moore Blues
43. : Sentimental Journey |
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