The Coasters - There's A Riot Goin' On: The Coasters On Atco (2007)
Artist: The Coasters
Title: There's A Riot Goin' On: The Coasters On Atco
Year Of Release: 2007
Label: Rhino - Warner Records
Genre: Rock And Roll, R&B, Soul, Doo-Wop
Quality: FLAC (tracks)
Total Time: 4:53:45
Total Size: 1.57 GB
WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist:Title: There's A Riot Goin' On: The Coasters On Atco
Year Of Release: 2007
Label: Rhino - Warner Records
Genre: Rock And Roll, R&B, Soul, Doo-Wop
Quality: FLAC (tracks)
Total Time: 4:53:45
Total Size: 1.57 GB
WebSite: Album Preview
01. The Hatchet Man (2007 Remastered; Remastered)
02. I Love Paris (2007 Remastered; Remastered)
03. Whadaya Want? (2007 Remastered; Remastered)
04. If Teardrops Were Kisses (2007 Remastered; Remastered)
05. Wrap It Up (2007 Remastered; Remastered)
06. Riot in Cell Block No. 9
07. Loop De Loop Mambo (2007 Remastered; Remastered)
08. One Kiss (2007 Remastered; Remastered)
09. I Must Be Dreamin' (Mono; 2007 Remastered; Remastered)
10. Framed (2007 Remastered; Remastered)
11. Smokey Joe's Cafe (2007 Remastered; Remastered)
12. Just Like a Fool (2007 Remastered; Remastered)
13. Brazil (2007 Remaster; Remastered)
14. Down in Mexico (2007 Remaster; Remastered)
15. One Kiss Led to Another (2007 Remaster; Remastered)
16. Turtle Dovin' (2007 Remaster; Remastered)
17. Lola (2007 Remaster; Remastered)
18. Sweet Georgia Brown (2007 Remaster; Remastered)
19. Young Blood (2007 Remaster; Remastered)
20. Searchin' (2007 Remaster; Remastered)
21. (When She Wants Good Lovin') My Baby Comes to Me (2007 Remaster)
22. Idol with the Golden Head (2007 Remaster; Remastered)
23. What Is the Secret of Your Success? (2007 Remaster; Remastered)
24. Wait a Minute (2007 Remaster; Remastered)
25. Dance! (2007 Remaster; Remastered)
26. Gee, Golly (2007 Remaster; Remastered)
27. Zing! Went the Strings of My Heart (2007 Remaster; Remastered)
28. Three Cool Cats (2007 Remaster; Remastered)
29. Yakety Yak (2007 Remaster)
30. Stewball (2007 Remaster)
31. Sorry but I'm Gonna Have to Pass (2007 Remaster Stereo; Remastered)
32. The Shadow Knows (2007 Remaster Stereo; Remastered)
33. I'm a Hog for You (2007 Remaster Stereo; Remastered)
34. Crocodile
35. Charlie Brown (2007 Remaster Stereo Single Version; Remastered)
36. Hey Sexy (2007 Remaster Stereo; Remastered)
37. Along Came Jones (2007 Remaster; Remastered)
38. That Is Rock and Roll (2007 Remaster; Remastered)
39. What About Us (2007 Remaster; Remastered)
40. Poison Ivy (2007 Remaster; Remastered)
41. Run Red Run (2007 Remaster; Remastered)
42. Keep on Rolling (2007 Remaster; Remastered)
43. Besame Mucho (Pt. I) (2007 Remaster; Remastered)
44. Besame Mucho (Pt. II) (2007 Remaster; Remastered)
45. The Snake & the Book Worm (2007 Remaster; Remastered)
46. Wake Me, Shake Me (2007 Remaster; Remastered)
47. Lady Like (2007 Remaster; Remastered)
48. Easy Living (2007 Remaster; Remastered)
49. Don't Get Around Much Anymore (2007 Remaster Stereo; Remastered)
50. Moonlight in Vermont (2007 Remaster Stereo; Remastered)
51. Moonglow (Remastered)
52. You'd Be So Nice to Come Home To (2007 Remaster Stereo; Remastered)
53. Autumn Leaves (2007 Remaster Stereo; Remastered)
54. Gee Baby, Ain't I Good to You (2007 Remaster Stereo; Remastered)
55. Satin Doll (2007 Remaster Stereo; Remastered)
56. The Way You Look Tonight (2007 Remaster Stereo; Remastered)
57. Willow Weep for Me (2007 Remaster Stereo; Remastered)
58. But Beautiful (2007 Remaster Stereo; Remastered)
59. On the Sunny Side of the Street (2007 Remaster Stereo; Remastered)
60. Thumbin' a Ride (2007 Remaster; Remastered)
61. Shoppin' for Clothes (2007 Remaster Stereo; Remastered)
62. Ridin' Hood (2007 Remaster Stereo; Remastered)
63. Girls, Girls, Girls (Pt. I) (2007 Remaster Stereo; Remastered)
64. Girls, Girls, Girls (Pt. II) (2007 Remaster Stereo; Remastered)
65. Little Egypt (Ying-Yang) (2007 Remaster; Remastered)
66. Hongry (2007 Remaster)
67. Teach Me How to Shimmy (2007 Remaster; Remastered)
68. My Babe (2007 Remaster; Remastered)
69. Bad Blood (2007 Remaster; Remastered)
70. (Ain't That) Just Like Me (2007 Remaster)
71. The Climb (2007 Remaster Single Version; Remastered)
72. Bull Tick Waltz (2007 Remaster Single Version; Remastered)
73. The P.T.A. (2007 Remaster Single Version; Remastered)
74. T'Ain't Nothin' to Me (2007 Remaster Live Stereo Version; Remastered)
75. Speedo's Back in Town (2007 Remaster Live Stereo Version; Remastered)
76. Bad Detective (2007 Remaster Single Version; Remastered)
77. Lovey Dovey (2007 Remaster Single Version; Remastered)
78. Wild One (2007 Remaster Single Version; Remastered)
79. I Must Be Dreamin' (1964 Single Version; 2007 Remaster)
80. Money Honey (2007 Remaster Single Version; Remastered)
81. Let's Go Get Stoned (2007 Remaster Single Version; Remastered)
82. Crazy Baby (2007 Remaster Single Version; Remastered)
83. Bell Bottom Slacks and a Chinese Kimono (2007 Remaster Single Version; Remastered)
84. She's a Yum Yum (2007 Remaster Single Version; Remastered)
85. Saturday Night Fish Fry (2001 Remaster Single Version; Remastered)
86. Yakety Yak (Take 5)
87. Three Cool Cats (Take 1)
88. (When She Wants Good Lovin') My Baby Comes to Me (Mono)
89. Ridin' Hood (Take 28)
90. The Shadow Knows (Take 2)
91. I'm a Hog for You (Slow Version)
92. Charlie Brown (Alternate Version)
93. Poison Ivy (Alternate Version; 2007 Remaster Alternate Stereo Version; Remastered)
94. That Is Rock & Roll (Alternate Version; 2007 Remaster; Remastered)
95. The Slime (2007 Remaster Clarion / Originally Titled The Climb; Remastered)
96. Run Red Run (Alternate Version; 2007 Remaster; Remastered)
97. Hey Sexy (Alternate Arrangement; 2007 Remaster; Remastered)
98. The Snake & the Book Worm (Alternate Version; 2007 Remaster Alternate Stereo; Remastered)
99. Bad Blood [2007 Remaster Alternate Mono] (Alternate Mono; 2007 Remaster Alternate Mono; Remastered)
100. Keep on Rolling [2007 Remaster Alternate Stereo] (Alternate Stereo; 2007 Remaster Alternate Stereo; Remastered)
101. Along Came Jones (Alternate Stereo; 2007 Remaster; Remastered)
102. Little Egypt (Ying-Yang) [2007 Remaster Alternate Stereo] (Alternate Stereo; 2007 Remaster Alternate Stereo)
103. Girls, Girls, Girls (Alternate Stereo; 2007 Remaster; Remastered)
104. What About Us [2007 Remaster Alternate Stereo] (Alternate Stereo; 2007 Remaster Alternate Stereo; Remastered)
105. I'm a Hog for You ("Yea Yea" Version) (Yea Yea Version)
106. Crocodile (Take 1; Mono)
107. Yakety Yak (Mono; Take 3; 2007 Remaster Stereo; Remastered)
108. Wake Me, Shake Me (Stereo Version; 2007 Remaster Stereo LP; Remastered)
109. Poison Ivy (Alternate Take; 2007 Remaster Stereo; Remastered)
110. I'm a Hog for You (Undubbed Stereo Master)
111. Three Cool Cats (Extended Stereo Master; 2007 Remaster; Remastered)
112. Dance! [2007 Remaster Extended Version] (Mono; Extended Version; 2007 Remaster Extended Version; Remastered)
113. Yakety Yak [2007 Remaster Alternate Version] (Alternate Version; 2007 Remaster Alternate Version; Remastered)
Rhino Handmade's There's a Riot Goin' On: The Coasters on Atco, a four-disc box set that contains all the key recordings from the group's peak (including sides by the Robins) and noteworthy tracks from the '60s, plus a disc's worth of rarities. If that title carries a threat of violence seemingly atypical for the guys who sang "Yakety Yak" and "Charlie Brown," it's not wrong, either, as the Coasters were a rock & roll band with all the excitement and danger that implies. Sure, they were a vocal harmony group and they could conceivably be labeled as doo wop, but like all true greats, the Coasters don't quite sound like anybody else. They had close relations: their roots reached back to the Clovers, as the group's earliest incarnation as the Robins had a similarly loose interplay; they had cousins in fellow Atlantic R&B act the Drifters in how they livened up those very traditions into rock & roll; and their humor flowed like the Cadillacs (whose lead singer, Earl "Speedo" Carroll, later joined the Coasters), but the Coasters were far from a group harmonizing on a street corner. They were rough and tumble, they rocked and rolled, they sounded a bit like the adults they were, even when they sang to teachers. Like all greats -- and the Coasters are surely one of the great American bands, as this set proves -- the Coasters defied all easy labels and transcended categories, standing as something utterly unique, and this originality is what keeps their music fresh even as it uncannily captures the feeling of early rock & roll.
The Coasters did sing to teenagers, but just like with Chuck Berry, there is no sense of pandering to their songs, but more importantly, their other songs show how the group rose from black culture. Set aside these teenage tunes and there are songs about gambling, cell-block riots, booze -- they even had a song called "Hey Sexy" long before such phrases were spoken in polite company. They were gaudy and goofy but grounded in some semblance of reality that gave them a wider appeal at the time, and make their records stand the test of time. Sure they're dated, but they're not antiquated: like the greatest recorded music, it's still electric, thrilling, and vital. Some might think that four discs of the Coasters might be too much -- but then again, nobody is going to start listening to the Coasters on a set this. But the Coasters deserve a set this size, a set that's double the length of 50 Coastin' Classics and somehow twice as impressive, because it paints a fuller story, as the three main discs give the narrative of their career, slowing only when the second disc dips into standards. Bbut the third disc chronicling such latter-day classics as "Shoppin' for Clothes," "Bad Blood," "Bad Detective," and "Saturday Night Fish Fry" is surprisingly strong, holding up to that first disc, which is wild, wooly fun. After those three discs are absorbed, the fourth disc filled with alternate takes is a treat to show that it took considerable work and skill to make records that sound so easy and fine. Their genius wasn't accidental; it was carefully planned, and on this great set, the Coasters shine in all their glory, standing as one of the indisputable greats of early rock & roll, standing alongside Chuck Berry, the Everly Brothers, Little Richard, Fats Domino, and Elvis Presley himself as the core architects of rock & roll. ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine
The Coasters did sing to teenagers, but just like with Chuck Berry, there is no sense of pandering to their songs, but more importantly, their other songs show how the group rose from black culture. Set aside these teenage tunes and there are songs about gambling, cell-block riots, booze -- they even had a song called "Hey Sexy" long before such phrases were spoken in polite company. They were gaudy and goofy but grounded in some semblance of reality that gave them a wider appeal at the time, and make their records stand the test of time. Sure they're dated, but they're not antiquated: like the greatest recorded music, it's still electric, thrilling, and vital. Some might think that four discs of the Coasters might be too much -- but then again, nobody is going to start listening to the Coasters on a set this. But the Coasters deserve a set this size, a set that's double the length of 50 Coastin' Classics and somehow twice as impressive, because it paints a fuller story, as the three main discs give the narrative of their career, slowing only when the second disc dips into standards. Bbut the third disc chronicling such latter-day classics as "Shoppin' for Clothes," "Bad Blood," "Bad Detective," and "Saturday Night Fish Fry" is surprisingly strong, holding up to that first disc, which is wild, wooly fun. After those three discs are absorbed, the fourth disc filled with alternate takes is a treat to show that it took considerable work and skill to make records that sound so easy and fine. Their genius wasn't accidental; it was carefully planned, and on this great set, the Coasters shine in all their glory, standing as one of the indisputable greats of early rock & roll, standing alongside Chuck Berry, the Everly Brothers, Little Richard, Fats Domino, and Elvis Presley himself as the core architects of rock & roll. ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine
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