Hier folgende 3 CD / Here following 3 CD:

RESTLESS! RECKLESS! AND REVILED! 3 CD NEU



Erscheinungsdatum / Release date: 07.11.2014
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Tracklist:

Disk: 1     
1. C'mon Everybody - Cochran, Eddie     
2. Bluejean Bop - Gene Vincent And His Blue Caps     
3. Too Much Monkey Business - Berry, Chuck     
4. Rock Around The Clock - Bill Haley And His Comets     
5. Great Balls Of Fire - Lewis, Jerry Lee     
6. Rip It Up - Little Richard     
7. Cast Iron Arm - Peanuts Wilson     
8. Somethin' Else - Cochran, Eddie     
9. Jailhouse Rock - Presley, Elvis     
10. The Way I Walk - Scott, Jack     
11. Twenty Flight Rock - Cochran, Eddie     
12. Be-Bop-A-Lula - Gene Vincent And His Blue Caps     
13. Tear It Up - Johnny Burnette And The Rock'n'roll Trio     
14. Red Hot - Riley, Billy Lee     
15. Whole Lot Of Shakin' Going On - Lewis, Jerry Lee     
16. Keep A Knockin' - Little Richard     
17. Brand New Cadillac - Vince Taylor And His Playboys     
18. Shakin' All Over - Johnny Kidd And The Pirates     
19. Jail Bait - Williams, Andre     
20. It's Been Nice - Marty Wilde And His Wildcats     
21. Dizzy Miss Lizzy - Williams, Larry     
22. Lights Out - Jerry Byrne     
23. Sea Cruise - Frankie Ford And Huey Smith     
24. Rocket 88 - Jackie Brenston And His Delta Cats     
25. Cat Man - Gene Voncent And His Blue Caps     
26. Don't Knock Upon My Door - Fury, Billy     
27. Problem Child 2 - Ken Cook     
28. Please Don't Touch - Johnny Kidd And The Pirates     
29. Nothin' Shakin' (But The Leaves On The Trees) - Eddie Frontaine     
30. Who Slapped John - Gene Vincent And His Blue Caps     
31. Bad Boy - Williams, Larry     
32. Hippy Hippy Shake - Chan Romero     
Disk: 2     
1. Blue Suede Shoes - Perkins, Carl     
2. Hound Dog - Presley, Elvis     
3. Roll Over Beethoven - Berry, Chuck     
4. Bony Moronie - Williams, Larry     
5. Good Golly Miss Molly - Little Richard     
6. Summertime Blues - Cochran, Eddie     
7. The Train Kept A-Rollin' - Johnny Burnette And The Rock'n'roll Trio     
8. Honey Don't - Perkins, Carl     
9. Race With The Devil - Gene Vincent And His Blie Caps     
10. Date Bait - Ronnie Self     
11. Real Wild Child - Buddy Holly And The Crickets     
12. Wondrous Place - Fury, Billy     
13. Nervous Breakdown - Cochran, Eddie     
14. Rock The Joint - Bill Haley And His Comets     
15. Heartbreak Hotel - Presley, Elvis     
16. Real Wild Child - Johnny O'keefe     
17. Rockin' The Joint - Esquerita     
18. Slow Down - Williams, Larry     
19. Rock And Roll Music - Berry, Chuck     
20. Gang War - Maltais, Gene     
21. Prissy Missy - Dale Mcbride     
22. Cool It Baby - Eddie Frontaine     
23. Honey Hush - Johnny Burnette And The Rock'n'roll Trio     
24. Cell Of Love - Bobby Louis     
25. Turn My Back On You - Fury, Billy     
26. I Flipped - Gene Vincent And His Blue Caps     
27. Put Your Cat Clothes On - Perkins, Carl     
28. Tutti Frutti - Little Richard     
29. Breathless - Lewis, Jerry Lee     
30. Bad Boy - Wilde, Marty     
31. I'm Sorry I'm Not Sorry - Perkins, Carl     
Disk: 3     
1. Who Do You Love? - Diddley, Bo     
2. Not Fade Away - Holly, Buddy     
3. (You're So Square) Baby I Don't - Presley, Elvis     
4. School Of Rock 'N Roll - Gene Summer And His Rebels     
5. Long Tall Sally - Little Richard     
6. Johnny B. Goode - Berry, Chuck     
7. Believe What You Say - Nelson, Ricky     
8. Folding Money - Tommmy Blake     
9. Jungle Rock - Hank Mizell     
10. Flying Saucers Rock 'N' Roll - Riley, Billy Lee     
11. Sweet Little Sixteen - Berry, Chuck     
12. Hush Your Mouth - Diddley, Bo     
13. Well...All Right - Holly, Buddy     
14. The Girl Can't Help It - Little Richard     
15. Good Rockin' Tonight - Presley, Elvis     
16. Don't Bug Me Baby - Milton Allen     
17. Matchbox - Perkins, Carl     
18. I Walk The Line - Cash, Johnny     
19. Box Top - Ike Turner's Kings Of Rhythm     
20. Work With Me, Annie - The Midnighters     
21. Say Man - Diddley, Bo     
22. It's Late - Nelson, Ricky     
23. Get Rhythm - Cash, Johnny     
24. Baby Let's Play House - Presley, Elvis     
25. Crazy Man, Crazy - Bill Haley With Haley's Comets     
26. Short Fat Fannie - Williams, Larry     
27. Shake, Rattle And Roll - Bill Haley And His Comets     
28. I'm A Man - Diddley, Bo     
29. Folsom Prison Blues - Cash, Johnny     
30. Don't Jump - Fury, Billy


Genre:

Rock englischsprachig




Beschreibung / Description:
 

A 93 track, 3 CD collection with 32 page booklet containing comprehensive sleevenotes from Dave Henderson of MOJO / Glastonbury Festival. Famous Flames have made a name for themselves by producing thoughtful and intelligently designed rock'n'roll compilations for the discerning music fan and completist alike. From their exposition of the history of rock'n'roll on The First Rock and Roll Record to an ode to the instrumental record with The Backbeat Of Rock and Roll Seminal Sounds from the Instrumental Era, Famous Flames create distinctive and unique collections. Famous Flames are proud to unveil their latest offering: Restless! Reckless! and Reviled! - Untamed Youth, The Original Rebels Of Rock 'n' Roll, a three-disc odyssey of teenage angst and rebellion from a generation that were spiraling out of control. The collection is a who's who of '50s law breakers, tough guys and roughnecks who'd be the central pivot for tabloid scoops if such a thing had existed way back then...In the late 1950s, post war austerity and a deepening recession had given birth to a generation of disgruntled teenagers. They were filled with attitude and looking to a new wave of anti-heroes in movies and music. Brando and James Dean were taunting authority on the big screen, and as the former would remark about his character in The Wild One, 'There's a line in the picture where he snarls, 'Nobody tells me what to do', that's exactly how I've felt all my life.' A spirit of rebellion was in the air and universal. Inspired by this rebellious spirit, the music scene was also throwing up its fair share of mavericks. The law-abiding Elvis had created the generation gap by curling his lip and shaking his hips, but he was a pussycat compared to what was on the other side of the tracks. Though while Elvis donned convict duds for 'Jailhouse Rock' and hammed up the hard-done-by blues on 'Heartbreak Hotel', it was his alluring snarl on 'Hound Dog' and its strident swaggering put downs that gave him continued rebel credibility. Presley's very presence had threatened the establishment, but it was the likes of Gene Vincent and Eddie Cochran who delivered lyrical one-liners that summed up a growing sense of disquiet with society. It seemed that rules were there to be broken and Vincent and Cochran's off the cuff cynicism, and 'so what' bluntness, quickly elevated them to bad boy role models. These are the defining tunes of youth misspent and riddled with stories of devil may care antics, love from the wrong side of the tracks and a desire to party like there's no tomorrow. The 93 tracks collected here gave teenagers an identity, a set of alternative beliefs and the earliest form of their own scene outside of the mainstream. Amid the brash bravado and tales of one-upmanship from the famous, the not so famous and the downright infamous, there are simply breathtaking moments of left field clarity. Tommy Blake's 'F--olding Money', which would be later covered by The Fall, is wild and supremely off the cuff, like overhearing something you just know that you shouldn't. While Gene Summers' incendiary 'School Of Rock 'n' Roll' sounds like a mixed up CV for modern music, and Milton Allen's 'Don't Bug Me Baby' has more attitude than the law of averages allows; other vintage one-offs include Peanuts Wilson's 'Cast Iron Arm', Ike Turner's debut with Jackie Brenston on 'Rocket 88', Vince Taylor's triumphant 'Brand New Cadillac' and the rambunctious 'Lights Out' by Jerry Byrne. There is an element of danger throughout this collection. The artists' actual brushes with the law, or the heroes and villains of their songs, provide a kind of reality TV rollercoaster of sheer excitement, a real spirit of rebellion, the idea that there was a new set of rules and that even the rule book itself might get ripped up.