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Piano Red“Atlanta Bounce”CD 379
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Buy It Now!
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Willie "Piano Red" Perryman ‚ piano & vocals; solo & with band.
Joyful, exuberant 1972 solo performances by pianist-singer Red, R&B hit maker of the '50s and '60s. Many previously unissued items plus "live" recordings with his band from the 1950s. Some of this material was previously issued on ARH LP 1064.
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Listen to some of the tracks!! (uses RealAudio®) 1. Atlanta Bounce 2. Ten Cent Shot 3. Pushing That Thing 4. Red's How Long Blues 5. Corrine, Corrina 6. You Ain't Got A Chance 7. My Baby Left Me 8. Let's Get It On! 9. Got You On My Mind - (previously unreleased) 10. Boogie Time - (previously unreleased) 11. Blues, Blues, Blues - (previously unreleased) 12. Please, Baby, Come On Home - (prev. unrel.) 13. Telephone Blues - (previously unreleased) 14. Do She Love Me - (previously unreleased) 15. Right String But The Wrong Yo-Yo - (previously unreleased) 16. Right String But The Wrong Yo-Yo - (live) 17. Don't Get Around Much Anymore - (live) 18. Umph-Umph-Umph - (live) 19. Got You On My Mind - (live) 20. Rockin' With Red - (live) 21. Red's Boogie - (live) |
REVIEW “. . . Red was Willie Perryman, the younger, much younger, brother of Rufus Perryman aka Speckled Red. His career started with a bang when he sold an alleged million copies of 'Red's Boogie'/'Rockin' With Red' in 1951. Later he made it a second time with 'Dr. Feelgood' and he took the name for his own. Chris Strachwitz pried Red loose from his band and recorded him alone at the piano in 1972. . .five tracks were recorded live at the Magnolia Ballroom, Atlanta, on March 5, 1956, with a backing group made up of Blowtop Lynn on sax, John Peek on trumpet, Wes Jackson, guitar, Kid Miller, bass, and Put Jackson, drums. And what a show it must have been! Red was really rockin', the group were thumping along and the audience were loving every minute of it. . .”(Keith Briggs — Blues & Rhythm) |
