London American Label 1957 CD

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London American Label 1957 CD

This 1957 overview of the London-American label maintains the very high standards set by its predecessors.
The focus is on Rock 'n' Roll with many of the featured songs first heard in the numerous Rock 'n' Roll films that made their silver screen debut that year.
12 of the selections made the US Hot 100 while eight reached the UK Top 30.
Featured artists read like a mini history of Rock 'n' Roll, from Chuck Berry to Eddie Cochran, Bill Haley to Little Richard, Jerry Lee Lewis and beyond.  It is incredible to think that, in the UK, you could find all these artists on one label at the same time.
The booklet includes comprehensive track-by-track annotation and labels shots of every single track, plus period ads and ephemera ensuring that this is guaranteed to be one of the strongest sellers in the series to date.

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Disc 1
  1. BLUE MONDAY - Fats Domino
  2. YOU CAN'T CATCH ME - Chuck Berry
  3. I WALK THE LINE - Johnny Cash
  4. KEEP A KNOCKIN' - Little Richard
  5. WHY BABY WHY - Pat Boone
  6. TWENTY FLIGHT ROCK - Eddie Cochran
  7. WANDERING EYES - Charlie Gracie
  8. A ROSE AND A CANDY BAR - George Hamilton IV
  9. I LIKE YOUR KIND OF LOVE - Andy Williams with Peggy Ann Powers
  10. MY IDEA OF LOVE - Johnny Olenn
  11. ROCK THE JOINT - Bill Haley and his Comets
  12. STEP IT UP AND GO - Mac Wiseman
  13. WHITE SILVER SANDS - Don Rondo
  14. ERNIE - Merle Kilgore
  15. PARTY DOLL - Roy Brown
  16. YOUR TRUE LOVE - Carl Perkins
  17. NINETY NINE WAYS - Tab Hunter
  18. ROCK AND CRY - Clyde McPhatter
  19. I KNEW FROM THE START - The Moonglows
  20. WE CAN'T SING RHYTHM & BLUES - Patience & Prudence
  21. RAKIN' AND SCRAPIN' - Dean Beard
  22. THAT TRAIN HAS GONE - Chuck Willis
  23. LIPSTICK POWDER AND PAINT - Joe Turner
  24. THE BULLFROG HOP - Nervous Norvus
  25. ONE MORE TIME - Ruth Brown
  26. FEELIN' LOW - Ernie Chaffin
  27. TEMPO'S TEMPO - Nino Tempo and his Band
  28. GREAT BALLS OF FIRE - Jerry Lee Lewis.