Two #1 R&B hits, "Sixty Minute Man" (1951) and "Have Mercy Baby" (1952), established Billy Ward & The Dominoes as one of the leading R&B acts of the early 1950s. Two members of the group, Clyde McPhatter (who was the original lead tenor, and later founded the Drifters) and Jackie Wilson (who replaced McPhatter in 1953), have been inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.
Tracks:
1.Chicken Blues
2.No! Says My Heart
3.Do Something For Me
4.Weeping Willow Blues
5.Sixty Minute Man
6.Harbor Lights
7.That's What You're Doing To Me
8.I Am With You
9.These Foolish Things Remind Me Of You
10.Have Mercy Baby
11.When The Swallows Come Back To Capistrano
12.I'd Be Satisfied
13.The Bells
14.Pedal Pushin' Papa
15.Yours Forever
16.You Can't Keep A Good Man Down
17.Rags To Riches
18.Christmas In Heaven
19.Until The Real Thing Comes Along
20.Three Coins In The Fountain
21.I Really Don't Want To Know
22.Can't Do Sixty No More
23.Give Me You
24.May I Never Love Again
25.Over The Rainbow
Product Description:
Billy Ward & The Dominoes includes: Clyde McPhatter, Jackie Wilson.
Liner Note Author: Victor Pearlin.
Even though there are a number of reissues featuring the best of the original Billy Ward and his Dominos output on Federal and King Records, this collectibles reissue gathers more tunes on a single disc. Both Clyde Mcphatter and Jackie Wilson are heard over these 25 tracks, including the original versions of "Sixty Minute Man," "Can't Do Sixty No More," "Rags to Riches," and "The Bells." ~ Al Campbell
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