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Music CD: Light Crust Doughboys 1936-1941
Artist: The Light Crust Doughboys
List Price: $18.99
Our Price: $12.84
Your Save: $ 6.15 ( 32% )
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Manufacturer: Krazy Kat
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Tracks:
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1. I'm a Ding Dong Daddy
2. Gloomy Sunday
3. Uncle Zeke
4. Tiger Rag
5. Stay Out Of the South
6. Sittin' On Top Of the World
7. Three Shif-less Sknoks
8. The Birth Of the Blues
9. Clarinet Marmalade
10. Gin Mill Blues
11. Yancy Special
12. Foot Warmer
13. Little Rock Getaway
14. We Found Her Pussy Cat
15. Mama Gets What She Wants
16. You Got What I Want
17. Truck Driver's Blues
18. Green Valley Trot
19. Listen To the Mockingbird
20. South
21. Zip Zip Zipper
22. Sweet Sally
23. Do You Ever Miss Me
24. Can't Ease My Evil Mind
25. Big House Blues
26. We Just Can't Get Along
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Binding: Audio CD
EAN: 0008637603724
Label: Krazy Kat
Manufacturer: Krazy Kat
Number Of Discs: 1
Publisher: Krazy Kat
Release Date: 2007-07-17
Studio: Krazy Kat
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Customer Rating:
Summary: Hot Western Swing from Band that Pioneered The Genre
Comment: The Light Crust Doughboys basically invented Western Swing back in the 1930's but unfortunately have not been well represented in the world of CDs. There have been 2 mediocore releases from German's indie Cattle label, and one superb one from Origin Jazz...and now comes this excellent release from the well-respected Krazy Kat. Fortunately this CD does not duplicate many (if any) tracks from those previous releases. It also largely stays away from the common tracks that have appeared already on many Western Swing compilations. If you are a fan of this type of music, you certainly do not want to miss this long overdue release. Musicianship is top-notch and many songs feature the ever-awesome and energetic Dick Reinhart on vocals.
Customer Rating:
Summary: Good entertainment from a long-gone era
Comment: The "Light Crust Doughboys, 1936-1941" is an enjoyable pistache of regional music that kept a lot of people happy by their radios in the 30s.
Excellently played blues, western swing, and regional country melodies gives the listener an enjoyable 26 musical items from this British import. Leave it to the British to keep history alive. I rate this 3 stars whereas I put the Hoosier Hot Shots at 4 stars. So what you need to do is buy this one but really check out the HHS, too!
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