UPC: 4000127155108
Format: CD
Release Date: Jun 27, 1994
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This 28 track collection spans 1954-1956. The 20-page booklet contains photos, a group history, and session notes.
Personnel: Abel DeCosta, Jimmy Breedlove, Ollie Jones (vocals, tenor); Robie Kirk (vocals, baritone); Eddie Barnes (vocals, bass voice); Johnny Cash (vocals, guitar, percussion); Curley Williams (vocals); Cyd Mosteller (soprano); Jack Clement, Mickey Baker, Sid Manker, Billy Riley, Luther Perkins (guitar); Don Helms, A.W. "Red" Kernodle (steel guitar); Earle Warren (alto saxophone); Sam "The Man" Taylor (tenor saxophone); Haywood Henry (baritone saxophone); Jimmy Smith , Jimmy Wilson , Marvin Hughes, Ernie Hayes, Charlie Rich (piano); J.M. Van Eaton, Morris Palmer, Herb Lovelle, Buddy Harman (drums).
Liner Note Authors: Peter Grendysa; Johnny Cash.
Recording information: Bradley Film & Recording Studio, Nashville, TN (??/??/1954-08/13/1958); Capitol Recording Studios, New York, NY (??/??/1954-08/13/1958); Fulton Studio, New York, NY (??/??/1954-08/13/1958); Fulton Studios, New York, NY (??/??/1954-08/13/1958); KWEM Studio, West Memphis.AK (??/??/1954-08/13/1958); Memphis, TN (??/??/1954-08/13/1958); New York, NY (??/??/1954-08/13/1958); RCA Victor Studio 1, New York, NY (??/??/1954-08/13/1958); Sun Studio, Copenhagen, Denmark (??/??/1954-08/13/1958).
Illustrators: Colin Escott; David Boothe; R.A. Andreas; Doug Hanners; Dan Bass; Brad Benedict.
Photographers: Colin Escott; David Boothe; R.A. Andreas; Doug Hanners; Dan Bass; Brad Benedict.
Arranger: Leroy Lovett.
You may have heard the Cues without even realizing it. The '50s vocal group provided background harmonies on records by everyone from LaVern Baker to Big Joe Turner. As the WHY anthology makes clear, they also had an impressive career of their own, and this disc contains all the singles they recorded between 1954 and 1956 for a variety of labels. It includes "Burn That Candle" (later a hit for Bill Haley & the Comets), "Crackerjack" (a much-covered rock & roll classic), and 26 more tunes at the intersection of R&B, doo wop, and early rock & roll.
Personnel: Abel DeCosta, Jimmy Breedlove, Ollie Jones (vocals, tenor); Robie Kirk (vocals, baritone); Eddie Barnes (vocals, bass voice); Johnny Cash (vocals, guitar, percussion); Curley Williams (vocals); Cyd Mosteller (soprano); Jack Clement, Mickey Baker, Sid Manker, Billy Riley, Luther Perkins (guitar); Don Helms, A.W. "Red" Kernodle (steel guitar); Earle Warren (alto saxophone); Sam "The Man" Taylor (tenor saxophone); Haywood Henry (baritone saxophone); Jimmy Smith , Jimmy Wilson , Marvin Hughes, Ernie Hayes, Charlie Rich (piano); J.M. Van Eaton, Morris Palmer, Herb Lovelle, Buddy Harman (drums).
Liner Note Authors: Peter Grendysa; Johnny Cash.
Recording information: Bradley Film & Recording Studio, Nashville, TN (??/??/1954-08/13/1958); Capitol Recording Studios, New York, NY (??/??/1954-08/13/1958); Fulton Studio, New York, NY (??/??/1954-08/13/1958); Fulton Studios, New York, NY (??/??/1954-08/13/1958); KWEM Studio, West Memphis.AK (??/??/1954-08/13/1958); Memphis, TN (??/??/1954-08/13/1958); New York, NY (??/??/1954-08/13/1958); RCA Victor Studio 1, New York, NY (??/??/1954-08/13/1958); Sun Studio, Copenhagen, Denmark (??/??/1954-08/13/1958).
Illustrators: Colin Escott; David Boothe; R.A. Andreas; Doug Hanners; Dan Bass; Brad Benedict.
Photographers: Colin Escott; David Boothe; R.A. Andreas; Doug Hanners; Dan Bass; Brad Benedict.
Arranger: Leroy Lovett.
You may have heard the Cues without even realizing it. The '50s vocal group provided background harmonies on records by everyone from LaVern Baker to Big Joe Turner. As the WHY anthology makes clear, they also had an impressive career of their own, and this disc contains all the singles they recorded between 1954 and 1956 for a variety of labels. It includes "Burn That Candle" (later a hit for Bill Haley & the Comets), "Crackerjack" (a much-covered rock & roll classic), and 26 more tunes at the intersection of R&B, doo wop, and early rock & roll.
Tracks:
1 - Yes Sir
2 - Why
3 - Crackerjack
4 - Burn That Candle
5 - Much Obliged
6 - Poppa Loves Momma
7 - Charlie Brown
8 - Crazy, Crazy Party
9 - You're on My Mind
10 - Ladder
11 - Destination 2100 and 65
12 - Prince or Pauper
13 - Rock 'n' Roll Mr. Oriole
14 - Warm Spot
15 - Girl I Love
16 - Oh My Darlin'
17 - Killer Diller
18 - I Pretend
19 - Be My Wife
20 - Don't Make Believe
21 - Only You
22 - I Fell for Your Loving
23 - Hot Rotten Soda Pop
24 - So Near and Yet So Far
25 - Forty 'Leven Dozen Ways
26 - Scoochie Scoochie
27 - Yes Sir
28 - Ol' Man River
2 - Why
3 - Crackerjack
4 - Burn That Candle
5 - Much Obliged
6 - Poppa Loves Momma
7 - Charlie Brown
8 - Crazy, Crazy Party
9 - You're on My Mind
10 - Ladder
11 - Destination 2100 and 65
12 - Prince or Pauper
13 - Rock 'n' Roll Mr. Oriole
14 - Warm Spot
15 - Girl I Love
16 - Oh My Darlin'
17 - Killer Diller
18 - I Pretend
19 - Be My Wife
20 - Don't Make Believe
21 - Only You
22 - I Fell for Your Loving
23 - Hot Rotten Soda Pop
24 - So Near and Yet So Far
25 - Forty 'Leven Dozen Ways
26 - Scoochie Scoochie
27 - Yes Sir
28 - Ol' Man River