Exotic Blues & Rhythm, Vols. 3 & 4: Kan-Gu-Wa and Chop Chop

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CD Details

Released: June 10, 2016
Originally Released: 2016
Label: Stag-O-Lee

Tracks:

1.Ubangi Rock - Chaino
2.Kan-Gu-Wa - The Scholars
3.Man From Utopia - Donald Woods & the Vel-Aires
4.Haunted Lover - Carole Bennett
5.Little Doe-Doe - Curtis Knight
6.Ghost Train - Electro-Tones
7.Big Foot - Googie Rene
8.Twistin' Fever - The Marcels
9.I Want Her Back - Dick Jordan
10.Rise Up and Walk - Troy Dodds
11.Voodoo Drums - Les Elgart
12.Volcano - The Three Suns
13.Chop Chop - Sandy Nelson
14.Don't Go - Vince Everett
15.Ali Ben Ghazi - Jack Hammer
16.Monkey See, Monkey Do - The Sherwoods
17.Johnny Lee - Faye Adams
18.I've Been True - Jannie Williams
19.Baltimore Jones - Chuck Miller
20.I Go (King-Kong) - Gorillas
21.She's Mine - John Lee Hooker
22.Red Lips - Marty Hill
23.Little Indian Girl - Billy & the Moonlighters
24.Bullfrog - Johnny Moore & His New Blazers

Product Description:

First time on CD. The first four volumes in Stag-O-Lee's Exotic Blues & Rhythm series were released on limited edition 10" vinyl and sold out in next to no time. Enjoy amazing and danceable tunes from the late '50s and early '60s - a handful of Popcorn dancefloor smashes, a few grinding tittyshakers, awesome rhythm & blues - most of them with an exotic twist. 24 songs per disc. Features: Chaino, The Scholars, Donald Woods & The Vel-Airs, Carole Bennett, Curtis Knight, The Electro-Tones, Googie Rene, The Marcels, Dick Jordan, Troy Dodds, Les Elgart, The Three Suns, Sandy Nelson, Vince Everett, Jack Hammer, The Sherwoods, Faye Adams, Jannie Williams, Chuck Miller, The Go-Rillas, John Lee Hooker, Marty Hill, Billy and The Moonlighters and Johnnie Moore And His New Blazers.