That’ll Flat Git It Vol. 40: Rockabilly & Rock ‘n’ Roll From The Vaults Of MGM (Various Artists)

Artista: That’Ll Flat Git It Vol. 40: Rockabilly / Various

Formato: COMPACT DISCS

Gravadora/Label: BFY

Catalogo: 17652

Faixas: 1.1 Troubles (Those Lonesome Kind) – Billy Jack Wills ; His Western Swing Band
1.2 Rockin’ Piano – Outta Tune Guitar – Don Ruby
1.3 Teen-Age Rebel – Arthur Smith ; His Cracker-Jacks
1.4 I Ain’t Gonna Waste My Time – Don Gibson
1.5 No Room for Your Kind – Andy Starr
1.6 Doubt – George McCormick
1.7 Honey I’m Lonesome (The Telegraph Sound) – Sheb Wooley
1.8 Runaway Heart – Gary Walker
1.9 Doin’ My Time – Bill Flagg
1.10 Indian Rock – Randy Atcher
1.11 The Midnight Line – Bob Riley
1.12 Shot Four Times and Dying – Bill Carter
1.13 The Blues Moved in This Morning – George McCormick
1.14 Bow My Back – Buck Griffin
1.15 I Didn’t Mean It – Ricky Scott
1.16 Wicked – Ronnie Isle ; the Blisters
1.17 My Brand of Blues – Marvin Rainwater
1.18 Makin’ Up with You – Gary Walker
1.19 Your Way – Arthur Smith ; His Cracker-Jacks
1.20 She’s a Going Jessie – Andy Starr
1.21 I Vibrate (From My Head to My Feet) – Conway Twitty
1.22 One Night Stand – Kenny Lee Martin
1.23 The Customary Thing – Johnny Rivers
1.24 Hop in My Jalop – Chuck Alaimo Quartet
1.25 Bandstand Baby – Jan ; Jerry
1.26 Shake My Hand (Meet Mr. Blues) – Jack Turner
1.27 Jessie Lee – Buck Griffin
1.28 Everybody’s Got to Go Sometime – Gary Walker
1.29 I Ain’t A-Studying Baby – Don Gibson
1.30 Frost on My Roof – Jimmy Swan
1.31 Dance Me Daddy – Marvin Rainwater
1.32 We’ve Got Some Dreaming to Do – Rita Faye

-Bear Family Records® presents the second compilation of rockabilly tunes from the catalogs of M-G-M Records and it’s sub-labels Cub and Metro. -The better-known rockers are Buck Griffin, Marvin Rainwater and Andy Starr, while the less-known performers include Gary Walker, George McCormick, Ricky Scott, Rita Faye, Bob Riley, and Don Ruby, a.o.! -The album includes two country rockers each by Don Gibson and Arthur ‘Guitar Boogie’ Smith! -As always, we provide recordings in TOP sound quality! -The liner notes are written by Bill Dahl. -Extensive and richly illustrated booklet with biographical and discographical information. Dewey Phillips (1926 – 1968), a humorous Dee Jay from Memphis, who regularly introduced white and black musicians in his broadcasts since 1949, wrote Rock & Roll history when he played Elvis Presley’s first single on the radio in July 1954. From his verbal signature ‘That’ll Flat Git It!’, Bear Family Records® borrowed in 1992 the title of our long-running label-by-label rockabilly series featuring the record company’s best rocking recordings! The fortieth issue is dedicated to the catalogs of M-G-M Records and it’s two sub-labels, Cub and Metro – we first featured rockabilly and rock’ n’ roll on M-G-M before the turn of the millennium. With BCD 15789 ‘That’ll Flat Git It! Vol. 7’ there is no overlapping. M-G-M Records was founded in 1946 by film production company Metro Goldwyn Mayer as a record label to release soundtracks, but was open to a wide variety of musical genres from the beginning. M-G-M jumped into rockabilly when that genre of music literally exploded in the mid-50s! For our recent visit to M-G-M, we’ve chosen better-known rockers like Buck Griffin, Marvin Rainwater and Andy Starr alongside less popular performers like Gary Walker, George McCormick (part of the country duo George & Earl), Ricky Scott, Rita Faye, Bob Riley and Don Ruby, a.o