The Legends of the Rocking Dutchman - episode 167
Aladdin, 1949
In today's show releases on the Aladdin label from the second half of 1949. Aladdin was one of the leading labels in Rhythm & Blues from the West Coast and today's selection shows that again.
Today's show has two double-siders; and they include a rare duet of Joe Turner with Wynonie Harris. Two blues shouters and a noisy band make up for six minutes of dynamite.
Transcript
- Lightnin' Hopkins - Woman, Woman (Aladdin 3028)
- Lonnie Johnson - Don't Blame Her (3029)
- Charles Brown - In The Evening The Sun Goes Down (3030)
- The Robins - Come Back Baby (3031)
- Amos Milburn - Empty Arms Blues (3032)
- Sonny Parker - Pretty Baby (3033)
- Little Miss Cornshucks - Keep Your Hand On Your Heart (3034)
- Lightnin' Hopkins - Morning Blues (3035)
- Wynonie Harris and Joe Turner - Battle Of The Blues (3036)
- Amos Milburn - Drifting Blues (3038)
- Charles Brown - Homesick Blues (3039)
- Saunders King - Stormy Night Blues (3040)
- Jimmy Mundy - I Gotta Put You Down (3041)
- Lil Green - Running Around In Circles (3042)
- Amos Milburn & His Aladdin Chicken-Shackers - Tell Me How Long Has The Train Been Gone (3043)
Outtro:
- Wild Bill Moore Sextette - Bongo Bounce
The following music served as background music during the spoken parts:
- Kirk Kirkland - The Saxaphone Rag
- Amos Milburn - Pot Luck Boogie (Aladdin 3026)
- Lonnie Johnson - Blues For Lonnie (3029)
- Amos Milburn - Bow Wow (3037)
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