Frankie Ford - Complete Releases 1958-62 [New CD]

Description: Frankie Ford - Complete Releases 1958-62 [New CD] Artist: Frankie Ford Title: Complete Releases 1958-62 Condition: Format: CD Release Date: 2023 Label: Acrobat UPC: 824046440626 Genre: Rock Album Tracks1. Cheatin' Woman2. Last One to Cry3. Sea Cruise4. Roberta5. Alimony6. Can't Tell My Heart (What to Do)7. Time After Time8. I Want to Be Your Man9. Chinatown10. What's Goin' on11. Morgus the Magnificent12. The Lonely Boy13. You Talk Too Much14. If You've Got Troubles15. My Southern Belle16. The Groom17. Seventeen18. Dog House19. Love Don't Love Nobody20. Saturday Night Fish Fry21. Let 'Em Talk22. What Happened to You23. A Man Only Does (What a Woman Makes Him Do)24. They Said It Couldn't Be Done25. Danny Boy26. It Must Be Jelly27. Watchdog28. Your Game Is Over29. I'm Worried About You30. Hour of Need Frankie Ford - Complete Releases 1958-62 - This is a comprehensive overview of his output during these years - Frankie Ford was one of the artists often referred to as being typical of "swamp rock" - the style of R&B and rock 'n' roll that was associated with Louisiana and New Orleans during the late 1950s. Born in Gretna, Louisiana, across the Mississippi from New Orleans, he was playing in a band when he was spotted by an artist manager who took him to Johnny Vincent's Ace label in Jackson, Miss. For his second release, Vincent had him record the vocal for Huey 'Piano' Smith's song "Sea Cruise" for which Smith had recorded the backing track, but was now away on tour. The record was a Top 20 pop and R&B hit, and Ford followed up with several smaller hits, before signing to the Imperial label. This 30-track CD comprises the A&B sides of all his singles on Ace, Vin and Imperial from these years, plus the tracks from his Ace album "Let's Take A Sea Cruise" not otherwise released on singles. It also includes his single on Vin with Mac Rebennack (Dr. John) as Morgus & The 3 Ghouls. It features his Top 20 pop and R&B hit "Sea Cruise" and his other career chart entries "Alimony", "Time After Time", "You Talk Too Much" and "Seventeen". He was an artist who very much typified the musical atmosphere of New Orleans in that era, and this is a comprehensive overview of his output during these years.Copyright DirectToU LLC. All Rights Reserved.

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