Varios artistas·'The First Rock'n'Roll Record'
Recopilación que intenta dar una respuesta abierta al interrogante de cuál fue la primera grabación de rock'n'roll. Como se puede escuchar en el comienzo del disco el término incluso aparecía en una canción de principios del siglo pasado y aunque el (dudoso) criterio general es que se puede señalar como tal el 'Rocket 88' de Jackie Breston y su orquesta (grabado en 1951 por Sam Philips y que era en realidad la orquesta de Ike Turner con su saxofonista haciendo una interpretación vocal), hubo muchos precedentes, algunos de los cuales se pueden escuchar en este disco además de la canción de marras. De hecho al parecer aquella estaba basada en el 'Cadillac Boogie' de Jimmy Liggins, de 1947. El libreto no da una solución a la cuestión pero si dictamina que "cualquiera que fuera está probablemente incluida en este disco".
An awesome compilation that follows the question of which was the very first rock'n'roll song. As the collection shows the term even appeared in a song from early last century and although the (doubtful) general rule is that you can consider the 1951 'Rocket 88' by Jackie Breston and his orchestra (wich really was Ike Turner's band with his sax player on vocals as recorded by Sam Philips) as such, there are many precedents, some of which can be heard on this record along with the said song. In fact it seems the song was based on another one, 1947 'Cadillac Boogie' by Jimmy Liggins. The inner text does not clear out over the question but states "whatever it is, it's probably here."
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▶Trixie Smith·'My Daddy Rocks Me'
▶Jim Jackson·'Kansas City Blues'
▶Tampa Red & Georgia Tom·'It's Tight Like That'
▶The Boswell Sisters·'Rock and Roll'
▶Ella Fitzgerald·'Rock It For Me'
▶Sister Rosetta Thorpe·'Rock Me'
▶Big Joe Turner·'Roll 'em Pete'
▶Joe Liggins·'The Honeydripper'
▶Benny Goodman Big Band·'Sing Sing Sing!'
▶The Chords·'Sh-Boom'
▶Lavern Baker·'Tweedle Dee'
▶Hank Williams·'Move It On Over'
▶Hardrock Gunter & Roberta Lee·'Sixty Minute Man'
Recopilación que intenta dar una respuesta abierta al interrogante de cuál fue la primera grabación de rock'n'roll. Como se puede escuchar en el comienzo del disco el término incluso aparecía en una canción de principios del siglo pasado y aunque el (dudoso) criterio general es que se puede señalar como tal el 'Rocket 88' de Jackie Breston y su orquesta (grabado en 1951 por Sam Philips y que era en realidad la orquesta de Ike Turner con su saxofonista haciendo una interpretación vocal), hubo muchos precedentes, algunos de los cuales se pueden escuchar en este disco además de la canción de marras. De hecho al parecer aquella estaba basada en el 'Cadillac Boogie' de Jimmy Liggins, de 1947. El libreto no da una solución a la cuestión pero si dictamina que "cualquiera que fuera está probablemente incluida en este disco".
An awesome compilation that follows the question of which was the very first rock'n'roll song. As the collection shows the term even appeared in a song from early last century and although the (doubtful) general rule is that you can consider the 1951 'Rocket 88' by Jackie Breston and his orchestra (wich really was Ike Turner's band with his sax player on vocals as recorded by Sam Philips) as such, there are many precedents, some of which can be heard on this record along with the said song. In fact it seems the song was based on another one, 1947 'Cadillac Boogie' by Jimmy Liggins. The inner text does not clear out over the question but states "whatever it is, it's probably here."
EscuchaListen
▶Trixie Smith·'My Daddy Rocks Me'
▶Jim Jackson·'Kansas City Blues'
▶Tampa Red & Georgia Tom·'It's Tight Like That'
▶The Boswell Sisters·'Rock and Roll'
▶Ella Fitzgerald·'Rock It For Me'
▶Sister Rosetta Thorpe·'Rock Me'
▶Big Joe Turner·'Roll 'em Pete'
▶Joe Liggins·'The Honeydripper'
▶Benny Goodman Big Band·'Sing Sing Sing!'
▶The Chords·'Sh-Boom'
▶Lavern Baker·'Tweedle Dee'
▶Hank Williams·'Move It On Over'
▶Hardrock Gunter & Roberta Lee·'Sixty Minute Man'
