Johnny Otis Show Vintage 1950s Broadcasts From Los Angeles

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Johnny Otis Show: Vintage 1950s Broadcasts From Los Angeles

(1953-58) (75:37/31) Bis auf wenige Ausnahmen waren all diese Titel, zumeist Radio-Liveübertragungen, zuvor unveröffentlicht / with a few exceptions, these cuts were previously unissued. Live radio broadcasts, and air checks. Excellent r&b, rock'n'roll and doo-wop.

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Interpret: Johnny Otis Show
Albumtitel: Vintage 1950s Broadcasts From Los Angeles
Genre R&B, Soul
Label Ace Records
Artikelart CD
EAN: 0029667198127
Gewicht in Kg: 0.107

Otis Show, Johnny - Vintage 1950s Broadcasts From Los Angeles CD 1
01	Signature Tune	OTIS, Johnny
02	Bump On A Log	REED, Lula
03	Le Coiffeur ad	Johnny Otis Show
04	I'm Gonna Move To The Outskirts Of Town	DOMINOES
05	Charles Ltd ad/ Outro	Johnny Otis Show
06	KTLA - TV Intro/Salt (instrumental)	JOHNNY OTIS BAND
07	Metropolitan Ford ad	Johnny Otis Show
08	Sweet Love	PENGUINS
09	Willie & The Hand Jive	OTIS, Johnny
10	El Monte/Laguna Park ad	Johnny Otis Show
11	Write Me A Letter	ADAMS, Marie
12	Medley: Harlem Nocturne/Bye Bye Baby (Until	JOHNNY OTIS BAND
13	We Meet Again)	Johnny Otis Show
14	House Party PA	Johnny Otis Show
15	One O'Clock Jump (instrumental)	JOHNNY OTIS BAND
16	Mama He Treats Your Daughter Mean	ADAMS, Marie
17	Midnight At The Barrelhouse (instrumental)	JOHNNY OTIS BAND
18	All Night Long	JOHNNY OTIS BAND
19	I Don't Know	LITTLE ARTHUR MATTHEWS
20	Baby Don't Do It	ADAMS, Marie
21	Outro (instrumental)	JOHNNY OTIS BAND
22	New Johnny Otis Show spot	Johnny Otis Show
23	Tough Enough	JOHNNY OTIS & THE JAYOS
24	Jungle Hop	KIP TYLER & THE FLIPS
25	Justine	DON & DEWEY
26	Slim Gaillard/Kingfish skit	Johnny Otis Show
27	Thunderbird Club/Duttons Records ads	Johnny Otis Show
28	Dirty Dishes	MACK, Jeani
29	Not Too Young	MERMAIDS
30	Sulphur 8 ad	Johnny Otis Show
31	The Dummy	WILLIAMS, Larry

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"Johnny Otis Show"

The Johnny Otis Show

Willie And The Handjive

The Johnny Otis Show

Willie And The Handjive

We last encountered Johnny Otis as a front man in 1951, although his presence was felt in later volumes as an arranger, producer, and sideman. This was Otis’ only pop hit of any consequence in the United States, and it was, of course, a kinder, gentler version of the Bo Diddley ‘shave-and-a-haircut-two-bits’ rhythm. After signing with Capitol, Otis scored a huge hit in England with a revival of Ma, He’s Making Eyes At Me, and came over to discuss the possibility of touring. The British musicians union nixed the idea of a tour, but Otis saw kids doing a hand jive on the BBC’s ‘Six-Five Special.’ Back in the States, Otis wrote this tune with the overseas market in mind, but it became a Top 10 pop hit in the United States while faring poorly overseas.

When some accused him of plagiarizing Bo Diddley, Otis insisted that he’d heard Count Otis Matthews and his West Oakland Houserockers play the Diddley beat when he worked with them circa 1939 (and who, at this point, can disprove him?) Later, Otis cast himself in the role of musicologist, saying, “I was down South, after I’d had a few hit records, and I saw a chain gang… Their long metal hammers would go chungy-chungy-chung-chung. The next time I heard that beat, it was on a Red Saunders’ record called ‘Hambone.’ All that predates me and Bo. One day Bo was at my house (we both raised chickens and ducks and I was giving him some) when he said to me, ‘Motherfucker, what are you doing takin’ my song?’ He said it half-jokingly. I said, ‘You ever heard “Hambone”?’ And he said, ‘Shhhh.’”

Its origins notwithstanding, Otis’ record has survived in part because of Jimmy Nolen’s beautifully economical guitar. Nolen would go on to more or less invent funk guitar with James Brown. Willie And The Hand Jive charted again in 1966 for the Strangeloves, in the 1974 for Eric Clapton, and in the 1985 for George Thorogood.

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