Various Artist - Handy Man: The Otis Blackwell Songbook (2012)

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Title: Handy Man: The Otis Blackwell Songbook
Year Of Release: 2012
Label: Ace
Genre: Rhythm & Blues, Rock & Roll
Quality: Mp3 320 / Flac (tracks)
Total Time: 51:37
Total Size: 140/259 Mb (scans)
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Various Artist - Handy Man: The Otis Blackwell Songbook (2012)


Tracklist:

01. Elvis Presley - Make Me Know It
02. Clyde McPhatter - I Told Myself A Lie
03. Jerry Lee Lewis - Don't Be Cruel
04. The Five Keys - My Pigeon's Gone
05. Charlie Gracie - Cool Baby
06. Little Willie John - Fever
07. Wade Flemons - Slow Motion
08. Johnny Restivo - The Shape I'm In
09. Eddie Cooley & The Dimples - Priscilla
10. Ben E King - Brace Yourself
11. David Hill - All Shook Up
12. Cliff Richard & The Shadows - Nine Times Out Of Ten
13. Gene Pitney - I'll Find You
14. Mahalia Jackson - For My Good Fortune
15. Thurston Harris - Hey Little Girl
16. The Queen (Dinah Washington) - Honky Tonky
17. Roy Clark - Please, Mister Mayor
18. Dee Clark - Just Keep It Up (And See What Happens)
19. Jimmy Jones - Too Long Will Be Too Late
20. Otis Blackwell and Winfield Scott - One Broken Heart For Sale (1962 Demo)
21. Derek Martin - Daddy Rollin' Stone
22. Sam Butera and the Witnesses - I Feel Good All Over
23. Solomon Burke - Home In Your Heart
24. Del Shannon - Handy Man

UK collection. Otis Blackwell's stellar songwriting career spans 20 years in American music, and embraces more all-time classics than most writers could have ever dreamed about penning. If Blackwell had only written 'All Shook Up', 'Fever' and 'Don't Be Cruel', he would have earned his place in the Rock 'n' Roll Hall of Fame on the strength of these songs alone. He was one of Elvis' favourite songwriters and he provided the King with an impressive number of hits between 1956 and 1963. The awe in which Blackwell was held by his peers can be measured by the number of star names (including Elvis, Jerry Lee Lewis, Cliff Richard and Gene Pitney) who are singing his songs on Handy Man. His transition as a writer can be mapped by these 24 titles - many of which are new to CD - which chart his path from R&B tunesmith to Soul songsmith via many of his Rock 'n' Roll classics. It was hard to distil the incredible number of great Blackwell copyrights into the two dozen featured here - there's plenty of scope for a volume two if sales demand it.



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