Name: Stirring Up Some R&B - The Original Sound Of UK Club Land
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JASCD1045

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Limited edition

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2020-05-01

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604988104523

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Funk / Soul

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Jasmine

In 1982 the Jasmine Label was created producing LPs and Cassettes. The new label initially focused on licensed Jazz and Personality recordings. Later in 1985 Jasmine successfully launched its Country & Western catalogue. 1990 saw the release of Jasmine’s first CDs.
Appears also on labels as: JASMINE only and as a company (with manufacturing and distribution roles).

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In this chapter the sound of 'Rhythm &amp; Blues' that first resonated on these shores in and around Soho at the turn of the Sixties is explored. R&amp;B was born out of a blend of upbeat jazz and jump-blues in the Southern states of North America and came to the fore in the fifties, a Black antidote to rock 'n' roll, popularized by the likes of Bo Diddley who graces our cover and features here with his U.K. #34 pop hit "Bring It To Jerome". 1963 marked the emergence of Soul music in America but in Britain the Rhythm &amp; Blues scene was in full swing in the basement clubs of the capital, spun by discerning DeeJay's on hard-to-find American imports and imitated by new breed rock stars such as the Rolling Stones, The Animals, Chris Farlowe and the Who with their iconic 'Maximum R&amp;B' show!

This unique compilation captures the spirit and excitement of the time and features hits and rarities from the red hot dancefloors at a time when London was the hottest city in the world.

1. Charles Perry - If There Wasn't Any You 2. Little Penny - In My Dreams 3. Chuck Willis - Give And Take 4. Lulu Reed - Ain't No Cotton Pickin' Chicken (Gonna Break This Chicken Heart Of Mine) 5. Arthur Prysock - Woke Up This Morning 6. The Kingpins - Amazing Dr. Funk 7. Titus Turner - Big Mary's 8. Pearl Woods - Don't Tell It All 9. Jeanette 'baby' Washington - Let Love Go By 10. Bo Diddley - Bring It To Jerome 11. Walter Spriggs - I Pawned Everything 12. The Blenders - Graveyard 13. Fontella Bass - Honey Bee 14. Berna Dean - The World Keeps Changing 15. Harold Burrage - She Knocks Me Out 16. Tiny Topsy - Miss You So 17. Anna Belle Caesar - Little Annie 18. Christine Kittrell - Call His Name 19. Sax Kari Orch. Featuring Ella Reed - Sweet Man 20. Lillian Offitt - My Man Is A Lover 21. Ervin Rucker With Joe Liggins Orch. - Baby You Were Meant For Me 22. Ted Taylor - Don't Lie 23. Teddy (Mr. Bear) Mcrae - Hi' Fi' Baby 24. Jimmy Phillips - She Belongs To Me 25. The Pentagons - I Wonder (If Your Love Will Ever Belong To Me)

Stirring Up Some R&B - The Original Sound Of UK Club Land

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