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Ajouté le 06/03/2010
SHEREE HOMER – CATCH THAT ROCKABILLY FEVER
 Here comes from USA a great book writen by a fan for the fans. No monkey business or quick made money. But what’s make that book different from many others is the young age of the kitty … born in 1980. Yes, Siree, that’s probably one of the first, if not the first, book written by a young female who was born long after the word rockabilly had vanished from The Billboard.
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Ajouté le 06/03/2010
THE BROWNS – “A COUNTRY MUSIC ODISSEY
 Ce CD aurait pu aussi bien être intitulé « Looking Back To See », titre du premier succès de Jim Ed et Maxine Brown puisqu’il présente des titres enregistrés entre mars 1954 et février 1967 enregistrés ou acquis par RCA.
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Ajouté le 06/03/2010
MIKE SANCHEZ AND THE PORTIONS
 Jesus Miguel Sanchez was born in London in 1964, from a mother that had a son, John, who was 18 years his senior. When John left London, he left his old Dansette record player and a bunch of singles by Buddy Holly, Elvis or Little Richard to Mike. Having took very early piano lessons, and leaving school without much hope of anything, he decided to form a band with his best friend at the time, Ian Jennings.
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Ajouté le 06/03/2010
JIMMY DONLEY – THE SHAPE YOU LEFT ME IN
 Here is another great and welcome CD packaged by Richard Weize with the help of Louisiana legend Johnnie Allan, long time writer Hank Davis and Myrna Donley Mayo. After the recent passing of Bobby Charles, that’s damn good to enjoy a musical trip in the Louisiana swamp pop and to have all the “Decca” sides cut by Jimmy Donley for “Decca”. That’s the time that Jimmy’s music is reissued with the care and attention it deserves. So “Come Along” … and enjoy knowing about Jimmy’s short life and large music legacy.
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Ajouté le 05/03/2010
JIMMY EDWARDS – LOVE BUG CRAWL
 I think most of us know or had danced on that classic 1957 rockin’ song but how about the whole musical journey of that Missouri cat who recorded for “Mercury” and “RCA”? A paper from Cowboy Songs published in June 1958 gave us little info but not much so that Richard Weize/Colin Escott’s new work is rather welcome.
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Ajouté le 27/01/2010
ROCK AND ROLL REVUE NEW ISSUE (51) IS AVAILABLE
 What’s better to start the year than a cool rock and roll magazine coming with a free CD? For the first time in his long life, that magazine came with a free CD carrying a cool label logo and, most of all, never issued or rare recordings covering 60 years of great swinging, rockin’, rollin’, boppin’ music from North to South.
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