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| | The Classic | | | Music Artist : | | Carl Perkins | | Music Style : | | General | | Record Label : | | Bear Family | | Release Date : | | 1994-06-27 | | Store Price : | | $105.98 | | Artistopia's Price: $105.98 | |
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CD Tracks/Songs
Disc 11. Honky Tonk Babe
2. Honk Tonk Gal
3. Movie Magg
4. Movie Magg
5. Turn Around
6. Dialogue - Bill Cantrell, Carl Perkins
7. Turn Around
8. Let the Jukebox Keep on Playing
9. What You Doin' When You're Crying
10. Let the Jukebox Keep on Playing
11. You Can't Make Love to Somebody
12. Gone, Gone, Gone
13. Gone, Gone, Gone
14. Dixie Bop/Perkins Wiggle
15. Blue Suede Shoes [Take 1]
16. Blue Suede Shoes [Take 2]
17. Blue Suede Shoes [Take 3]
18. Honey Don't [Take 1]
19. Honey Don't [Take 2]
20. Honey Don't [Take 3]
21. Tennessee
22. Sure to Fall
23. All Mama's Children
24. Everybody's Trying to Be My Baby
25. Boppin' the Blues
26. Put Your Cat Clothes On
27. Boppin' the Blues
28. Only You
29. You Can't Make Love to Somebody
30. Right String Baby, Wrong Yo-Yo
Disc 21. False Start/All Mama's Children
2. All Mama's Children
3. Dixie Fried
4. Everybody's Trying to Be My Baby
5. Put Your Cat Clothes On
6. Everybody's Trying to Be My Baby
7. Dixie Fried [False Start]
8. Dixie Fried
9. I'm Sorry I'm Not Sorry
10. That Don't Move Me
11. Lonely Street
12. Drink up and Go Home
13. Pink Pedal Pushers
14. Way You're Living Is Breaking My Heart
15. Take Back My Love
16. Somebody Tell Me
17. Instrumental, No. 1
18. Instrumental, No. 2
19. Red Wing
20. Down by the Riverside
21. Her Love Rubbed Off
22. Caldonia
23. You Can Do No Wrong
24. I'm Sorry I'm Not Sorry
25. That Don't Move Me
26. Lonely Street
27. Your True Love [Original Tempo]
28. Matchbox
29. Your True Love
30. Put Your Cat Clothes On
Disc 31. Matchbox
2. Put Your Cat Clothes On
3. Keeper of the Key
4. Roll Over Beethoven
5. Try My Heart Out
6. That's Right
7. Forever Yours
8. That's Right
9. Y.O.U. [With Narration]
10. I Care
11. Y.O.U. [With Narration]
12. Pink Pedal Pushers
13. Pink Pedal Pushers
14. Lend Me Your Comb
15. Look at That Moon
16. Lend Me Your Comb
17. Look at That Moon
18. Glad All Over
19. Tutti Frutti
20. Whole Lotta Shakin' Going On
21. That's All Right
22. Where the Rio de Rosa Flows
23. Shake, Rattle & Roll
24. Long Tall Sally
25. I Got a Woman
26. Hey, Good Lookin'
27. Sitting on Top of the World
28. Good Rockin' Tonight
Disc 41. Jive After Five
2. Rockin' Record Hop
3. Pink Pedal Pushers
4. Just Thought I'd Call
5. Ready Teddy
6. Jenny, Jenny
7. You Were There
8. Because You're Mine
9. Pop, Let Me Have the Car
10. Levi Jacket (And a Long Tail Shirt)
11. When the Moon Comes over the Mountain
12. Sister Twister
13. Hambone
14. This Life I Live
15. Please Say You'll Be Mine
16. Honey 'Cause I Love You
17. Y.O.U.
18. I Don't See Me in Your Eyes Anymore
19. Highway of Love
20. Pointed Toe Shoes
21. One Ticket to Loneliness
22. Drifter
23. Too Much for a Man to Understand
24. L-O-V-E-V-I-L-L-E
Disc 51. Blue Suede Shoes
2. Big Bad Blues
3. Say When
4. Lonely Heart
5. Love I'll Never Win
6. Let My Baby Be
7. Monkey Shine
8. Mama of My Song
9. One of These Days
10. I Wouldn't Have You
11. Help Me Find My Baby
12. After Sundown
13. For a Little While
14. Just for You
15. When the Right Time Comes Along
16. Fool I Used to Be
17. Forget Me (Next Time Around)
18. Hollywood City
19. I've Just Got Back from There
20. To Much for a Man to Understand
21. Turn Around
22. Unhappy Girls
23. Someday, Somewhere Someone Waits for Me
24. Any Way the Wind Blows
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Customer Reviews of This Album/CD |
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 Definitive Carl Perkins collection...well, almost
Submitted on: 2006-04-06 |
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This a quite exhaustive collection of early Carl Perkins recordings made on Sun, Columbia and Decca during 1954-1964, including numerous alternative versions of well known hits. If you can get excited about hearing three different versions of "Honey, don't" (and it's great to hear how Carl progressed towards the final cut), this is the collection for you.
On the other hand, I personally was disappointed not to find my favorite version of "Everybody's Trying To Be My Baby" that I enjoyed listening to long time ago on an ancient bootleg LP. This collection offers three versions of this song: the master off the "Teen Beat" LP, and two alternative cuts, but NOT the one I was looking for: "I ain't good looking, I ain't smart, I guess they're after this poor boy's heart.." - hilarious lyrics, and nearly perfect guitar work. Oh, well, can't have everything, I guess.
Otherwise, nice artwork, great sound and 5 CD's with 20+ tracks of early Carl Perkins!! |
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Carl Freakin' Perkins!
Submitted on: 2005-07-08 |
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What is there to say, really? Either you're hip to Carl or you ain't, and if you ain't, then this AIN'T the collection to start with, what with all of its alternate takes and somewhat lesser material, but if you ARE hip to Carl, then this is IT, children, and make no mistake! There is NO single-disc collection currently available that captures all of the essential Carl tracks. The only way to get them all in one purchase is to shell out for this set. Then you can compile your own single-disc after reviewing the whole shebang. And it IS a sheBANG! Carl Perkins and his extremely able band made by far the best, most versatile, jumpinest, lightest-touch, swinginest, most joyous noise of the rockabilly era. No other white feller (Carl's notorious SUN-label-mates included) captured the pure exuberance and punch, the natural celebration of all the things that make life worth living (booze, chicks, dancing & parties, etc.) as well as Carl. Carl Perkins LOVED his girl bein' "round and fat" and CELEBRATED it; Carl Perkins knew that it was OK to work all day as a soda jerk as long as you could JIVE AFTER FIVE; Carl Perkins knew that as long as you PUT YOUR "CAT CLOTHES" ON and get hip to that BEBOPPIN RHYTHM, you can forget your worries and PICK THE TOENAILS UP TOMORROW, because they'll be on the floor after a session with him!
Carl Perkins was the greatest white artist of the Rockabilly era, bar none, and along with the Everly Brothers, represents the truest, most genuine expression of what happened when country (the only true white blues music) got JUMPED-UP! The Beatles venerated this cat for a reason, and it can be found on all five discs in this collection!
NOTE--Since this is an import, I don't believe that Carl's family gets any moolah from sales...maybe you oughtta condiser donating to the charity Carl started, the Carl Perkins Center for the Prevention of Child Abuse... |
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