Bill Carter Ramblin' Fever - The Complete Recordings 1953-61 (2-CD)
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Bill Carter: Ramblin' Fever - The Complete Recordings 1953-61 (2-CD)
- Mit dieser Doppel-CD präsentiert Bear Family Records® als erstes Label sämtliche zwischen 1953 – 1961 veröffentlichten kommerziellen Aufnahmen des großartigen Bill Carter, inkl. der Aufnahmen, die er als Sänger mit dem Western Swing Bandleader Big Jim DeNoone gemacht hat.
- Der Musiker aus Arkansas begann mit Country Music und Hillbilly und sprang Mitte der 50er Jahre auf den Rockabilly-Zug auf.
- 67 Aufnahmen für u.a. 4-Star (mit Big Jim DeNoone), Republic, Tally, Ozark, Rural Rhythm, Honey B und 'D'.
- 41 Titel erscheinen hiermit erstmals auf CD und 14 Songs davon werden hier zum ersten Mal veröffentlicht.
- In den 50er Jahren begleitete er mit seiner Band zahlreiche große Namen der Country Music auf Tour an der Westküste.
- Kurz nach Unterzeichnung eines vielversprechenden Vertrags mit M-G-M und vor dem endgültigen Durchbruch zog sich Carter 1961 aus dem Musikgeschäft zurück und verschrieb sich fortan ausschließlich christlicher Country Music.
- Ausführliche Linernotes von Michael Hurtt im umfangreichen, illustrierten Booklet.
- Sorgfältig restaurierte und neu gemasterte Aufnahmen.
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Interpret: Bill Carter
Albumtitel: Ramblin' Fever - The Complete Recordings 1953-61 (2-CD)
Genre Country
Label Bear Family Records
- Preiscode AR
- Edition 2 Deluxe Edition
Artikelart CD
EAN: 5397102176500
- Gewicht in Kg: 0.115
| Carter, Bill - Ramblin' Fever - The Complete Recordings 1953-61 (2-CD) CD 1 | ||||
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| 01 | A Woman's Way | Bill Carter | ||
| 02 | A Story Book Affair | Bill Carter | ||
| 03 | I Couldn't Keep From Crying | Bill Carter | ||
| 04 | That's Me Without You | Bill Carter | ||
| 05 | Mexican Joe | Bill Carter | ||
| 06 | Honeymoon On A Rocket Ship | Bill Carter | ||
| 07 | Big Jim Boogie | Big Jim De Noone | ||
| 08 | Honeycut Stomp | Big Jim De Noone | ||
| 09 | Wednesday Night Swing | Big Jim De Noone | ||
| 10 | Wild Strings | Big Jim De Noone | ||
| 11 | Long Lost Girl | Big Jim De Noone | ||
| 12 | Making Believe | Bill Carter | ||
| 13 | More Than A Man Can Stand | Bill Carter | ||
| 14 | You Ain't Got My Address | Bill Carter | ||
| 15 | By The Sweat Of My Brow | Bill Carter | ||
| 16 | Mama Loves Papa (And Papa Loves The Women) | Bill Carter | ||
| 17 | I Wanna Feel Good | Bill Carter | ||
| 18 | I Knew Her When | Bill Carter | ||
| 19 | I Used To Love Her | Bill Carter | ||
| 20 | Too Used To Being With You | Bill Carter | ||
| 21 | Baby Brother | Bill Carter | ||
| 22 | Ride Gunman, Ride | Black Jack Wayne & The Rovin' Gamblers | ||
| 23 | Ramblin' Fever | Bill Carter | ||
| 24 | Half Hour Til Sundown | Bill Carter | ||
| 25 | Stowaway | Bill Carter | ||
| 26 | Seven Years | Bill Carter | ||
| 27 | When God Dips His Love In My Heart | Bill Carter | ||
| 28 | Amazing Grace | Bill Carter | ||
| 29 | This World Is Not My Home | Bill Carter | ||
| 30 | Where We Never Grow Old | Bill Carter | ||
| 31 | Cool Tom Cat (unedited tape fragment) | Bill Carter | ||
| 32 | Secret Date (unedited version) | Bill Carter | ||
| 33 | Secret Date | Bill Carter | ||
| Carter, Bill - Ramblin' Fever - The Complete Recordings 1953-61 (2-CD) CD 2 | ||||
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| 01 | Cool Tom Cat | Bill Carter | ||
| 02 | Jailer Man (unedited) | Bill Carter | ||
| 03 | Jailer Man | Bill Carter | ||
| 04 | Jailer Man (alt. take with guitar overdub) | Bill Carter | ||
| 05 | Legend Of Billy The Kid (unedited) | Bill Carter | ||
| 06 | Legend Of Billy The Kid | Bill Carter | ||
| 07 | Cross Road | Bill Carter | ||
| 08 | Good Lord To Keep Me Happy | Bill Carter | ||
| 09 | Won't You Go There With Me | Bill Carter | ||
| 10 | Full Time Religion | Bill Carter | ||
| 11 | Thank You Dear Lord | Bill Carter | ||
| 12 | Only A Tramp On The Street | Bill Carter | ||
| 13 | Your Last Day On Earth | Bill Carter | ||
| 14 | God's Mansion In The Sky | Bill Carter | ||
| 15 | Ain't You Gonna Change | Bill Carter | ||
| 16 | The Gates Of Glory | Bill Carter | ||
| 17 | Where You Gonna Hide | Bill Carter | ||
| 18 | Glory In Your Soul | Bill Carter | ||
| 19 | Pony Express | Bill Carter | ||
| 20 | You'll Never Know | Bill Carter | ||
| 21 | Dreambowl Commercial with Black Jack Wayne | Bill Carter | ||
| 22 | Colt 45 -part I | Bill Carter | ||
| 23 | Colt 45 -part II | Bill Carter | ||
| 24 | Shot Four Times And Dyin' | Bill Carter | ||
| 25 | Stranger Shake Hands With A Fool | Bill Carter | ||
| 26 | The 12th Man | Bill Carter | ||
| 27 | From Time To Time | Bill Carter | ||
| 28 | I'll Be Still Loving You | Bill Carter | ||
| 29 | Steamboat's A-Comin' | Bill Carter | ||
| 30 | Climb That Scaffold, Jimmy | Bill Carter | ||
| 31 | Stranger Shake Hands With A Fool (uptempo version) | Bill Carter | ||
| 32 | Looking Through The Bars | Bill Carter | ||
| 33 | I've Missed You | Bill Carter | ||
| 34 | Better Times Are Coming | Bill Carter | ||
Bill Carter
I Wanna Feel Good
Bill Carter
I Wanna Feel Good
After he started recording for Lewis Talley and Fuzzy Owen's label in the mid-1950s, Cliff Crofford began lending his songwriting talents to other singers on the roster, such as the San Francisco Bay area's Bill Carter. The Crofford-penned I Wanna Feel Good was Bill's first recording for Tally. The heavily percussive teen anthem features tastefully sparse Jordanaires-style vocal accents reminiscent of Elvis' recordings in this era. "Billy Mize and Bonnie Owens and Fuzzy Owen did the background singing," Carter remembered. "Roy Nichols played lead, and Henry Shropshire – who went by Henry Sharpe - played drums.
Henry was really good to me on that session. He really took me under his arm and encouraged me a lot." Owen and Talley were eagerly pursuing national recognition for their tiny outfit, and traveled extensively to promote their rockabilly sounds. "We took a promotional tour, Fuzzy and Louie and myself, to the South," Carter remembered, "and I sang on the Louisiana Hayride as a result of that. Buck went with us. Me and Buck sat in the backseat of the Cadillac. Buck had a spot and I had a spot, too, on the Hayride 'cause of Tally Records. That really opened up a lot of doors for me in country music." Curiously, Bill Carter never met Cliff Crofford in the 1950s, though the two struck up a friendship later in life.
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"Neben dem Single-Material wurden auch unveröffentlichte Fassungen berücksichtigt, was diese Ausgabe noch attraktiver macht!"
Eclipsed Juli 2023
I give it both thumbs up and recommend a purchase
The good Bill has had a number of tracks released in recent years which has created an interest in his name. Last year, the Bear League released a ten-inch LP entitled "Cool Tom Cat" (BAF-14010) and now the same label is issuing a double CD covering his recordings from 1953-61. The recordings were issued on the Blue Ribbon (1953), 4-Star (1953-54), Republic (1956), Tally (1957), Black Jack (1959), Rural Rhythm (1959), Ozark (1959), Honee B (1959), Showboat (1960), Check (1960) and D (1961) labels. The two albums also feature 14 unreleased songs. I have been hunting for a long time for several of these but they are hard to come by and if you find any they leave a hole in your wallet. I can't find a track that doesn't hold up and I am impressed with his productions and quality. But there are always favorites, and among them I count "By The Sweet Of My Brow", "You Ain't Got My Address", "I Wanna Feel Good", "Too Used To Being With You", "I Used To Love You", "Baby Brother", "Ramblin' Fever", "Cool Tom Cat", "Secret Date" and "Colt 45" to name the absolute toppers. But there's much more to discover and browse. The thick booklet is reminiscent of old times and is very well done with nice pictures and of course as complete a session discography as you can get. I give it both thumbs up and recommend a purchase.
Bo Berglind
The lost legacy of the great Bill Carter!
The lost legacy of the great Bill Carter – one of the more obscure figures on the California scene of the postwar years – and an artist who was every bit as much an early rocker as he was a country singer! Like so many of his Cali contemporaries, Carter had roots in the south, but headed west when the time was right – sometimes sporting western cowboy wear, but often sounding a lot more different than that guise might make you think! And different than some of his California contemporaries, Bill didn't record just in Bakersfield and LA – as much of the work here was done up north in the Bay Area, where Carter was a big figure in the clubs providing entertainment for new arrivals from points east. This 2CD set is almost a box set sort of introduction to Bill's work – as it features all his rare recordings, and also a number of early 60s tracks that never made it to vinyl – served up in a massive 67 track package, with cuts that include "Jailer Man", "Cool Tom Cat", "I Knew Her When", "Mama Loves Papa", "Long Lost Girl"- "Wild Strings", "Honeymoon On A Rocket Ship", "Seven Years", "Stowaway", "Secret Date", "Lookin Through The Bars", "Colt 45", and lots lots more!
Excellent!
This double CD gives a nice overview of Bill Carter's talent. Whether it was country, hillbilly, rockabilly, rock 'n' roll or gospel, Bill always managed to present these genres with enormous empathy and craftsmanship. If you didn't know Bill Carter, then you are doing a good thing with the purchase of this double album, which offers a very complete overview.
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