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CD digipak reissue of classic 1983 vinyl LP.
Containing 14 sizzling R&B rockers from the vaults of Groove Records, RCA Victor's legendary mid-1950s R&B subsidiary label. Rarities include two blistering sides by young guitarist Roy Gaines, five stormers by the Du Droppers including their relentless Boot 'Em Up, and blues harmonica ace Sonny Terry's rollicking Ride And Roll. Other greats on the set include Teddy ''Mr. Bear'' McRae, Big John Greer, Tiny Kennedy, the Five Keys with their rare rocker Lawdy Miss Mary, and the guitar-toting duo of Mickey & Sylvia. Groove utilized New York's hottest session musicians, including saxists Sam ''The Man'' Taylor and King Curtis and guitarist Mickey Baker. Full discographical info and rare photos included. Includes Bez Turner's original liner notes and the same eye-popping cover artwork that made the album, first out on Bob Jones' Detour label, stand out in its vinyl incarnation more than three decades ago.

Bob Jones, mastering engineer, record collector, label owner and Welsh eccentric died in 2009. The young Jones came to London and got a job as an engineer with Decca Records. After returning from Madrid where he had worked for a Spanish record company, Bob started working for Pye Records, mastering tapes for the newly formed Charly Records, Ace Records among others. He moved on to CTS Studios in Wembley, mastering releases for Bear Family Records a. o. and confirming his reputation for quality. RCA also utilized Bob's skills in mastering on numerous Elvis releases, including the first two volumes of 'The Essential Elvis', with his contribution acknowledged on the album sleeves.

After CTS, Bob was asked by Ace boss Ted Carroll to become a founding member of Sound Mastering...Read more at: https://www.bear-family.de/

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