Ronnie Self Mr. Frantic Is Boppin The Blues (CD)

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Ronnie Self: Mr. Frantic Is Boppin The Blues (CD)

(Hydra Records) 31 tracks

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Interpret: Ronnie Self
Albumtitel: Mr. Frantic Is Boppin The Blues (CD)
Genre Rock'n'Roll
Label Hydra Records
Artikelart CD
Preiscode Y11
EAN: 4016030000343
Gewicht in Kg: 0.1

Self, Ronnie - Mr. Frantic Is Boppin The Blues (CD) CD 1
01	Intro by Biff Collie	Ronnie Self
02	Bop A Lena	Ronnie Self
03	Shot Fat Fannie	Ronnie Self
04	Flame Of Love	Ronnie Self
05	Roll Over Beethoven	Ronnie Self
06	Grandma's Rockin'	Ronnie Self
07	Money Honey	Ronnie Self
08	Boppin' The Blues	Ronnie Self
09	About Cured?	Ronnie Self
10	Hair Of The Dog	Ronnie Self
11	Rocky Road Blues	Ronnie Self
12	I Want You To Know	Ronnie Self
13	Sweet Little Sixteen	Ronnie Self
14	Keep A Knockin'	Ronnie Self
15	Long Train To Memphis	Ronnie Self
16	High On Life	Ronnie Self
17	The Road Keeps Winding	Ronnie Self
18	When He Flies Away	Ronnie Self
19	I'm Gonna Try You	Ronnie Self
20	Boppin' The Blues	Ronnie Self
21	Bop A Lena	Ronnie Self
22	The Hurt Is Free	Ronnie Self
23	How Careless Of Me	Ronnie Self
24	Long Distance Kiss	Ronnie Self
25	Ain't I A Dandy	Ronnie Self
26	Here Comes Authority	Ronnie Self
27	I Started World War I.	Ronnie Self
28	I've Been Brought Down	Ronnie Self
29	My Own Kick Going	Ronnie Self
30	Wild And Wooly Life	Ronnie Self
31	Waitin' For The Gin To Hit Me	Ronnie Self

Ronnie Self Born July 5, 1938 in Tin Town, Missouri, just north of Springfield (home of the... mehr

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"Ronnie Self"

Ronnie Self

Born July 5, 1938 in Tin Town, Missouri, just north of Springfield (home of the ‘Ozark Jubilee’), Self impressed ‘Jubilee’ regular Bobby Lord enough that Lord set up a demo session and brought the results to Red Foley’s manager, Dub Albritten. Albritten got Self a contract with ABC-Paramount. At the age of 18, towheaded Ronnie made his 1956 debut single, the rockabilly classic, Pretty Bad Blues, in Nashville. A second ABC single was scheduled but never saw light of day. Albritten booked Ronnie on the ‘Philip Morris Caravan,’ an all-star touring troupe sponsored by the cigarette company headlined by Carl Smith, Red Sovine, and Goldie Hill.

Allbritten moved his protégé to Columbia, where Nashville mainstay Don Law produced Ronnie’s Big Fool b/w Flame Of Love in February of ’57 and the swaggering Ain’t I’m A Dog b/w a remake of Bill Monroe’s Rocky Road Blues in June. They were precursors to Self’s insane rocker Bop-A-Lena, penned by Mel Tillis and Webb Pierce and waxed that December; seldom has a record hurtled along as recklessly (Self co-wrote the relaxed flip, I Ain’t Goin’ Nowhere). Ronnie cut his next Columbia offering, Big Blon’ Baby, in March of ’58 (Jerry Lee Lewis covered it the following year for Sun), with Date Bait its flip. Petrified, Self’s Columbia swan song, hailed from the same session (it was the work of Tillis and Wayne Walker), with Ronnie’s own careening You’re So Right For Me its plattermate.

Self unexpectedly left the ‘Caravan’ when his pregnant wife gave birth. But Albritten got him signed to Decca, where he had more luck writing smashes for Brenda Lee (Sweet Nothin’s and I’m Sorry) than he did scoring his own hits. With Owen Bradley in charge, Self cut his first Decca date on July 17, 1959 with the cream of Nashville’s session aces: guitarist Hank Garland, pianist Floyd Cramer, bassist Bob Moore, and drummer Buddy Harman. Self wrote both Big Town and its party-time flip This Must Be The Place, his voice as raspy and compelling as ever.

So High (cut in 1960), Instant Man (1961), and Oh Me, Oh My (1962) saw light of day on Decca, but some of Ronnie’s more inspired creations were buried in Decca’s vaults. Houdini, a loopy 1963 one-off for Kapp, and a Dale Hawkins-produced 1968 45 for Amy pretty much finished his recording career. He died August 28, 1981.

Ronnie Self Bop-A-Lena (30 Klassiker 1957-63)
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Ronnie Self Bop-A-Lena (30 Classsics 1957-63)
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