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(Hydra) 19 Tracks, 32-seitiges Booklet, inkl. die detaillierte Story, Diskographie und zumeist... mehr

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The Tyrones & Bill Haley: Blast Off!!! Bill Haley And Friends Vol.5

(Hydra) 19 Tracks, 32-seitiges Booklet, inkl. die detaillierte Story, Diskographie und zumeist unveröffentlichte Photos und Illustrationen. Das ist Northern Band Sound Geschichte und die CD gibt uns das komplette musikalische Material der Brüder Tyrone und Al 'Dean' DeNittis! Sie begannen unter dem Namen The Tyrones in Philadelphia Anfang 1956 und machten bis 1958 Aufnahmen, darunter auch in Bill Haleys Chester Studio unter Mithilfe von Franny Beecher, Rudy und Al Pompilli. Es begab sich 1960, dass Tyrones Mitglied Al 'Dean' DeNittis Bill Haleys Saxophonisten Rudy Pompilli auf einer Südamerika-Tournee ersetzte. Während dieser Tournee nahmen sie gemeinsam 6 Songs in Perus Hauptstadt Lima auf, die bis heute unveröffentlicht blieben und auf dieser CD erstmalig zu hören sind! Dies' ist pure Musik-Geschichte in seiner adäquatesten Form! MM/Bear Family Records

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Interpret: The Tyrones & Bill Haley
Albumtitel: Blast Off!!! Bill Haley And Friends Vol.5
Genre Rock'n'Roll
Label Hydra Records
Artikelart CD
EAN: 4016030000893
Gewicht in Kg: 0.1

Tyrones - Blast Off!!! Bill Haley And Friends Vol.5 CD 1
01	Blast Off	The Tyrones & Bill Haley
02	(She Wants) Candy And Flowers	The Tyrones & Bill Haley
03	Broke Down Baby	The Tyrones & Bill Haley
04	Pink Champagne	The Tyrones & Bill Haley
05	Giggles	The Tyrones & Bill Haley
06	My Rock And Roll Baby	The Tyrones & Bill Haley
07	I'm Shock	The Tyrones & Bill Haley
08	Year Round Love	The Tyrones & Bill Haley
09	The Campus Rock	The Tyrones & Bill Haley
10	Street Of Memories	The Tyrones & Bill Haley
11	Bring Back	The Tyrones & Bill Haley
12	My Love	The Tyrones & Bill Haley
13	Blast Off (Movie Version)	The Tyrones & Bill Haley

Protégés of Bill Haley and His Comets, The Tyrones hailed from Philadelphia and rocked in the... mehr

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"The Tyrones & Bill Haley"

Protégés of Bill Haley and His Comets, The Tyrones hailed from Philadelphia and rocked in the same style as The Comets or fellow City of Brotherly Lovers Freddie Bell and The Bellboys. But clearly The Treniers influenced The Tyrones the most. Their performance of Blast Off in the ’58 film musical ‘Let’s Rock’ showed the self-contained septet’s stage setup, attire, instrumentation, choreography, and sound were all copped from the supremely entertaining Las Vegas veterans.

Ballads weren’t usually on The Tyrones’ menu. Their 1956 debut on Mercury’s Wing subsidiary paired the relentless The Campus Rock and (She Wants) Candy And Flowers, the group vocally urging on alto saxist Al De Nettis (aka Al Dean) during his solo on the latter. Later that year they encored on the parent imprint with two more blazers, Year Round Love and the modulating My Rock ‘N’ Roll Baby. A juiced-up revival of Joe Liggins’ 1945 R&B chart-topper The Honeydripper was the band’s first offering on Mercury’s 1957 release slate, its vocal handled by group member George Leser. He also fronted its flip Street Of Memories, their only ballad.

Then it was over to Decca for their infectious early ’58 release Broke Down, Baby, written by none other than Haley himself along with Rusty Keefer, Comets producer Milt Gabler, and Catherine Cafra (actually Comets steel guitarist Billy Williamson—Catherine was his wife). Decca altered the surname spelling of The Tyrones’ lead singer to ‘Lesser’ on the label. Considering that the sizzling guitar riffs closing off the B-side Giggles (sung by Al’s brother Tyrone De Nettis, ostensibly the group’s namesake) replicated the ending on Haley’s Rock-A-Beatin’ Boogie, it’s an excellent bet that Franny Beecher was doing some moonlighting.

The explosive Blast Off, penned by R&B songsmith Ollie Jones (a member of The Cues, one of New York’s top studio backing vocal groups, who cut the tune in 1956 for Capitol as Destination Twenty-One Hundred And Sixty-Five), was The Tyrones’ Decca followup that spring. Since it ran under the opening credits of ‘Let’s Rock,’ the song didn’t lack for exposure. Haley and his posse conceived the B-side of the 45, I’m Shook. A 1959 farewell on the tiny Philly-based Dahlia logo, My Love, was milder than anything The Tyrones had waxed previously, though its hand-clapping plattermate Bring Back displayed some of the old fire.

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