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| 1. The Fool - Sanford Clark | |||
| 2. Chicken Shack - Leroy Van Dyke | |||
| 3. Step It Up And Go - Mac Wiseman | |||
| 4. You're Late Miss Kate - Jimmy Dee & The Offbeats | |||
| 5. Transfusion - Nervous Norvus | |||
| 6. It Ain't Me - Ray Campi | |||
| 7. Playboy - Bob Denton | |||
| 8. Ballroom Baby - Dick Lory | |||
| 9. I Like This Kind Of Music - Jimmy Ringo | |||
| 10. Pucker Paint - Danny Wolfe | |||
| 11. Big Door - Gene Brown | |||
| 12. Trapped Love - Keith Courvale | |||
| 13. Johnny, Johnny, Johnny - Kay Cee Jones | |||
| 14. You Can't Stop Me From Dreaming - Robin Luke | |||
| 15. It's All Over - Niki Sullivan | |||
| 16. Oh My Baby's Gone - Ray Sharpe | |||
| 17. Let's Flat Git It - Danny Wolfe | |||
| 18. Stop! Let Me Off The Bus - Snooky Lanson | |||
| 19. Oh Yeah - Tommy Danton | |||
| 20. Baby You've Had it - Joyce Paul | |||
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1 of 6 people found the following review helpful
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The label which took Pat Boone,the Fontane Sisters and Gale Storm to the heights had quite an impressive country catalogue and usually did first class covers of black music.In 1950 the label began by signing a black vocal group called the Griffin Brothers who never troubled a chart and clearly a new policy was needed if black music was to become popular on the mainstream.Thus Pat Boone would do a cover-more a revival of- the Griffin Brothers Tra La La and it went on the B side of his first single for the label.Boone easily became the biggest act on Dot
In 1957 came a surprise hit from a non singer Tab Hunter whose cover of Young love went Worldwide
The label survived into the 70s when it was bought out by ABC.
Their house band the Billy Vaughan Orchestra charted in their own right and many hits came through licensing or distributing.
In 1957 came a surprise hit from a non singer Tab Hunter whose cover of Young love went Worldwide
The label survived into the 70s when it was bought out by ABC.
Their house band the Billy Vaughan Orchestra charted in their own right and many hits came through licensing or distributing.
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0 of 2 people found the following review helpful
some good stuff, some lame stuff
17 Oct 2007
Format:Audio CD
If this is the best rock music from the catalogue of Dot Records, it's no wonder they're out of business. There are a few good songs, but a lot of it is watered-down rockabilly or Pat Boone-ish covers of R&B songs, and a lot of it leans more toward country. My favorite song is "Transfusion" a really weird song by someone named Nervous Norvus about having to get blood transfusions from all of the car accidents he has had. This is not essential stuff, you can pretty much skip it and not miss anything.
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