Jimmy Oliver Discography of CDs

Jimmy Oliver albums Along with Ray Charles, the Drifters epitomized the sound of black commercial music in the late 1950s and early 1960s as it was being marketed by Atlantic Records. Silky smooth, sophisticated, and distinguished by irrepressible pop melodies and just enough churchy grit to keep the body moving, ...

Jimmy Oliver discography The title is a sort of catch-all, and a misnomer, as this CD doesn't even attempt to represent a cross-section of McPhatter's work on Mercury Records -- but the CD itself is golden. Eleven of the 14 tracks are taken from McPhatter's 1964 vintage Live at the ...

Jimmy Oliver albums Personnel: Eddie Chamblee (vocals, tenor saxophone); Joe "Cornbread" Thomas (vocals, tenor saxophone); Walter Scott (guitar, piano); Jimmy Oliver (guitar); Julian Dash (tenor saxophone); Herbie Brown (bass saxophone); Dickie Harris (trombone); Johnny Young , Ray Tunia, George Rhodes, Hank Marr, Jack Wilson (piano); Larry Jackson, Osie Johnson, Billy ...

Jimmy Oliver CD discography Track Listing of songs: Isn't That So; Dangerous Fun; Full Moon; North Star; Do It; Lullaby For the First Born; Midnight Bus; Glory To the Day; Easy Way; Do La Lay; God's Own Jukebox; Silly Heart; All of Your Stories;

Jimmy Oliver music CDs Track Listing of songs: DISC 1: Let the Boogie Woogie Roll; Money Honey; Lucille; Way I Feel, The; Such a Night; Gone; Don't Dog Me; Bip Bam; Bells of St. Mary's, The; White Christmas; Honey Love; What' Cha Gonna Do; Someday; Three Thirty Three; Adorable; Your Promise to Be ...

Jimmy Oliver songs This is a killer little collection of Clyde McPhatter and the Drifters. These are the early years, right from Billy Ward & the Dominoes, and McPhatter was making a name for himself as a solo artist in the proto-doo wop years. What's beautiful is the great balance ...

Jimmy Oliver CD discography Recorded between June 1953 and July 1964. Includes liner notes by Joel Dorn and Bill Dahl. Finally, a definitive compilation of Clyde McPhatter! This two-disc collection chronicles McPhatter's hits (and some tunes that should have been hits) from the early '50s through the early '60s. It begins with ...

Jimmy Oliver music CDs The final session for a jazz legend. Drummer Jo Jones was nearing the end when he got together with his old friends, pianist Hank Jones and bassist Major Holley, for this 1982 session. He still managed to play with some degree of authority and anchor the rhythm section, while saxophonist Jimmy Oliver and Jones took care ...