• Jump Children 2CD
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Tracklist

CD1:

  1. Carnival Day
  2. That's How You Got Killed Before
  3. Messy Bessie
  4. Going To Chow
  5. Poppa Stoppa
  6. Ain't Gonna Do It
  7. Country Boy Comes Home
  8. Oh Cubanos
  9. Frantic Chick
  10. Good Jax Boogie
  11. Tijim
  12. Who Drank The Beer While I Was In The Rear?
  13. Little Girl Sing Ding-A-Ling
  14. Country Gal
  15. Snatchin' Back
  16. No More Black Nights
  17. Air Tight
  18. Stardust
  19. You Got A Time
  20. That'll Get It
  21. Love Is So Low Down
  22. Texas Hop
  23. When The Saints Go Marching In Boogie
  24. The Ice Man
  25. Jump Children
  26. Cat Music
  27. Another Mule
  28. Every Night Every Day
  29. Shout Sister Shout

CD2:

  1. I Want To Be With Her
  2. An Old Cow Hand From A Blues Band
  3. Four Winds
  4. Would You
  5. Shrimp and Gumbo
  6. Turn Your Lamp Down Low
  7. Lovin' You
  8. Three Time Loser
  9. Short Subjects
  10. Ivy League
  11. The Shufflin' Fox
  12. Love No More
  13. The Monkey
  14. In The Evening
  15. How Could You
  16. Barrel House
  17. Cinderella
  18. Can't Take It No More
  19. Hard Times
  20. Good News
  21. I Cried
  22. Somebody New
  23. Yeah Yeah
  24. People Are Talking
  25. I'm Walkin'
  26. Goin' To The River
  27. A Sunday Kind Of Love
  28. Honky Tonk Trumpet

Dave Bartholomew

Jump Children 2CD

Jump Children 2CD

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Dave Bartholomew
Jump Children! The Imperial Singles Plus... 1950-1962 (2CD)

Dave Bartholomew's remarkable achievements as one of the chief architects of New Orleans R&B during the late 1940s and early '50s as a producer (notably of Fats Domino) and his prolific song writing attracted a considerable amount of attention.
What is often neglected when discussing his career are his own recordings, and this 2CD set attempts to set the record straight by collecting together all of these recordings made for Imperial Records between 1950 and 1962.
Featured here are 57 superb slices of early New Orleans R&B with tracks such as Jump Children, Shrimp and Gumbo, Hard Times, When The Saints Come Marching In Boogie and his original version of Little Girl Sing Ding-A-Ling which later transformed into a hit for Chuck Berry.
Accompanying booklet includes fully detailed notes covering his career.

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