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Various Soul Doo Wop Rhythm and Blues 1999

Performer: Various
Title: George Goldner Presents The Gee Story - Classic R&B, Rock 'n' Roll, Doo-Wop And Pop From A Legendary New York Label
Style: Soul, Doo Wop, Rhythm & Blues
Released: 1999
MP3 album: 1837 mb
FLAC album: 1955 mb
Rating: 4.2
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Genre: Rock / Funk and Soul / Blues

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Rhythm & Blues, Doo Wop, Soul, Rock & Roll. It contains 65 tracks from 51 different artists - covering the label's output from 1957 to 1964. It is the last in a series of four CD's which document Goldner's four major 1950's independent record labels - Rama, Gee, End and Gone. Digitally remastered from the original 1/4 inch session and production tapes. Due to disappearance or deterioration of original tapes CD 1 Tracks 5, 7, 11, 18, 22, 23 & 27 and CD 2 tracks 8, 9, 20, 32 & 33 have been remastered from pristine vinyl sources.

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It is a doo-wop song, written by William Davis and Viola Watkins, and recorded by the Crows on the independent label, Rama Records, at Beltone Studios in New York City in February 1953. It charted in April 1954, one year later. It took a year to get recognized on Your Hit Parade. It landed N. on the rhythm and blues chart and No. 14 on the pop chart. It was the first 1950s doo-wop record to sell over one million records.

Tracklist

1-1	–Lorraine Ellis And The Crows	Perfidia
1-2	–Lorraine Ellis And The Crows	Piano Player Play A Tune
1-3	–Oliver Jones	What I Say
1-4	–Dottie Johnson	Thank You Daddy
1-5	–Dottie Johnson	It's A Shame
1-6	–Eddie "Tex" Curtis	I'm True (Cause I Love No One But You)
1-7	–Eddie "Tex" Curtis	Brown
1-8	–The Coins	Blue, Can't Get No Place With You
1-9	–Bill "Bass" Gordon And The Colonials	Two Loves Have I
1-10	–The Cleftones	You Baby You
1-11	–The Five Crowns	God Bless You
1-12	–The Five Crowns	Do You Remember
1-13	–The Teenagers	Why Do Fools Fall In Love?
1-14	–Duvals*	Guide Me
1-15	–The Valtones	Have You Ever Met An Angel
1-16	–The Emanons	Change Of Time
1-17	–Jimmy Wright & His Orchestra	Lily Maebelle Mambo
1-18	–The Coins	Look At Me Girl
1-19	–The Debonaires	I'm Gone
1-20	–The Quintones	I'm Willing
1-21	–The Cleftones	Little Girl Of Mine
1-22	–The Mellow Keys	Listen Baby
1-23	–Anne Kaye	Dilly Dally Darling
1-24	–The Downbeats	China Doll
1-25	–The Jets	Heaven Above Me
1-26	–The Royale Cita Chorus*	Chang-A-Lang
1-27	–The Lanes	Open Up Your Heart
1-28	–The Angels	The Glory Of Love
1-29	–The Echoes	Ding Dong
1-30	–Frankie Lymon & The Teenagers	Baby Baby
2-1	–Frankie Lymon & The Teenagers	I'm Not A Juvenile Delinquent
2-2	–Johnny Blake And The Clippers	Bella Marie
2-3	–The Clippers	I'm Yours
2-4	–Carol Blades	What Did I Do Wrong
2-5	–The Sweet Teens	With This Ring
2-6	–The Rosebuds	Dearest Darling
2-7	–Shaye Cogan	Ain't Nobody Home
2-8	–The Mello-Tones	I'll Never Fall In Love Again
2-9	–Little Billy Mason	School Kid
2-10	–The Heartbeats	When I Found You
2-11	–Ollie Shepard	Say Yeah
2-12	–The Harptones	So Good, So Fine
2-13	–The Teenagers	Flip Flop
2-14	–The Heartbeats	500 Miles To Go
2-15	–The Cleftones	Begginers At Love
2-16	–Kenny Rossi	(I Never Thought I'd Miss It) But I Do
2-17	–Frank Brunson	Where In The World
2-18	–Frank Brunson	You're Mine
2-19	–Frankie Lymon	I'm Not Too Young To Dream
2-20	–Jimmy Mack*	I Believe I Love You
2-21	–Curtis Carrington	Timber
2-22	–John Loren	Tell The World
2-23	–The Cleftones	Heart And Soul
2-24	–The Regents	Barbara Ann
2-25	–The Regents	Runaround
2-26	–The Regents	Just Cry
2-27	–Toni Knight	Let's Try Again
2-28	–The Suburbans	Love Me
2-29	–The Cleftones	Lover Come Back To Me
2-30	–The Drapers	You Got To Look Up
2-31	–The Drapers	(I Know) Your Love Has Gone Away
2-32	–The Squires	So Many Tears Ago
2-33	–The Squires	Don't Accuse me (Unissued Version)

Companies, etc.

Licensed From – EMI Special Markets
Phonographic Copyright (p) – EMI Records UK
Phonographic Copyright (p) – Westside
Copyright (c) – Westside
Remastered At – Country Masters
Glass Mastered At – Disctronics S

Credits

Compilation Producer [Input], Other [Annotation Input] – Bob Fisher , Tony Rounce
Compilation Producer, Other [Annotation] – Early Bird Records
Other [Special Thanks] – Victor Pearlin, Walter Devenne
Remastered By [Digitally] – Denis Blackham
Sleeve [Design] – Brian Burrows

Notes

Printed on back cover: This 2-CD package presents a comprehensive sampling of George Goldner's legendary Gee label from New York City. It contains 63 tracks from 44 different artists - cvering the albel's rhythm & blues and rock 'n' roll output from 1954 to 1962. It is the second in a series of CD's which document Goldner's four major 1950's independent record labels - Rama, Gee, End and Gone.

Special thanks to Walter DeVenne who provided invaluable assistance in locating and transferring many thought-lost masters for this package and our earlier "Rama Story" (WESD 215), and also to Victor Pearlin for general ongoing assistance and support.

Made in England.