1. Me And The Bear 2. Gumbo 3. Kiss Me 4. Kiss Me (Alternate Take) 5. I'm Restless 6. Sweet Baby Doll 7. I'll Never Love Again 8. Try 9. You Came As A Miracle 10. It's Late 11. I Only Came Here To Dance 12. Your Love 13. Lonely Train 14. Lonely Train (Alternate Take) 15. Way In The Middle Of The Night 16. Misery 17. Circle Rock 18. House With A Roof Top 19. Water Boy 20. Chained 21. Jeannie 22. Wait For Me 23. Warm Love 24. Boppin' Rosalie 25. Do Baby Do 26. My Honey 27. We're Havin' A Party 28. Waitin' At The Station 29. Waitin' At The Station (Alternate Take) 30. Interview 31. Christmas Message 32. Go Mule Go 33. You're Undecided
Johnny & Dorsey Burnette • The Burnette Brothers CD
Few artists left a bigger mark on the birth of Rockabilly than Johnny and Dorsey Burnette. Long before Johnny enjoyed solo success, the Burnette brothers were redefining Rock 'n' Roll with a raw, exciting sound that inspired generations of musicians. The Burnette Brothers brings together thirty-three recordings from 1954 to 1960, offering a fascinating look at two of the genre's true pioneers.
Alongside celebrated recordings such as Lonely Train, Sweet Baby Doll, Boppin' Rosalie, My Honey and Go Mule Go, the collection includes demos, alternate takes, previously unissued recordings, an interview and even a Christmas message. Rather than simply revisiting familiar material, it reveals the Burnette brothers as gifted songwriters and creative musicians whose influence extended far beyond their own catalogue.
Every legendary recording has a story behind it, and The Burnette Brothers lets you hear some of those stories unfold. Demos, alternate takes and previously unissued performances reveal two musicians constantly refining ideas, chasing the perfect arrangement and creating the sound that would help define Rockabilly. It's a rare opportunity to step inside the workshop rather than simply admire the finished masterpiece.
Beautifully presented on CD, The Burnette Brothers is essential listening for Burnette collectors, Rockabilly enthusiasts and anyone interested in the formative years of Rock 'n' Roll.
