Heywood Henry Discography of CDs

Heywood Henry CD discography Recorded in New York; New Orleans, Louisiana; Chicago, Illinois between 1951 and 1958. Big Joe Turner's music is the aural equivalent of a rare Porterhouse steak -- oversized, juicy, and a glorious overload for the senses, and if isn't always ...

Heywood Henry discography There's very little that's subtle about the room-shaking music of Big Maybelle. Decades later, the power in these 26 tracks is still palpable. With her bold, gritty sound, she comes off like nothing so much as a female Howlin' ...

Heywood Henry albums ALL MY LIFE marked the beginning of a resurgence for Charles Brown. After being championed by Bonnie Raitt (who brought him out on tour with her in the '90s), Brown was discovered by a new and younger audience. And ...

Heywood Henry CD discography Screamin' Jay Hawkins took the 1950s rock-&-roll scene by storm with his wild, whooping vocal style, and a persona and material that had as much to do with horror-film imagery as anything else. SCREAMIN' JAY ROCKS contains a wealth ...

Heywood Henry music CDs This CD is just what its subtitle says it is, gathering 27 tracks Big Maybelle released on the OKeh and Savoy labels between 1952 and 1956, as well as a live version of "Ring Dang Dilly/Candy" (though it's not ...

Heywood Henry songs Sam "The Man" Taylor is a saxophonist as adept at swinging jazz as he is at the blues and R&B for which he is most famous. Fresh Sounds. 2008.

Heywood Henry albums Digitally remastered by Jay Newland (November 13, 1992, BMG Recording Louis Jordan's string of hits ended in 1952, but he was still in his musical prime throughout the 1950s, even though he was no longer on the charts. During 1955-56, ...

Heywood Henry music CDs Recorded between 1956 and 1969. Includes liner notes by Tony Burke. Digitally remastered by Bill Inglot and Ken Perry (A&M Mastering). This is the place to start for anyone wanting an introduction to Screamin' Jay Hawkins' unique musical world. With its ...

Heywood Henry discography Principally recorded in New York between 1952 and 1959. Includes liner notes by Ahmet Ertegun, Nesuhi Ertegun, Bob Porter, Jerry Wexler, and Herb Abramson. Picks up the rest of the 1950s Atlantic Records motherlode. The Chicago-cut double-entendre gem "TV Mama" (with Elmore James on guitar), the lighthearted rockers ...