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That'Ll Flat Git It, Vol. 5 (Dot Records)
 
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That'Ll Flat Git It, Vol. 5 (Dot Records)

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  Song Title Artist Time Price    
Play   1. Circle Rock Lloyd Copas 2:14 £0.89
Play   2. Love Me* The Phantom 1:32 £0.89
Play   3. Carry On Jimmy 'C' Newman 2:12 £0.89
Play   4. Lonesome For A Letter Sanford Clark 1:50 £0.89
Play   5. Big Door Gene Brown 2:27 £0.89
Play   6. Skinny Minnie Bob Denton 1:34 £0.89
Play   7. Doggonit Jimmy Spellman 1:45 £0.89
Play   8. Step It Up And Go Mac Wiseman 1:40 £0.89
Play   9. Oh My Baby's Gone Ray Sharpe 2:08 £0.89
Play 10. Rock-Sock The Boogie Pat Flowers 2:01 £0.89
Play 11. I'M LOW, LOW, LOW Loy Clingman 1:59 £0.89
Play 12. Call Me Shorty Mickey Gilley 2:09 £0.89
Play 13. Pucker Paint Danny Wolfe 2:09 £0.89
Play 14. You'Re Late Miss Kate Jimmy Dee 2:12 £0.89
Play 15. It's All Over Niki Sullivan 1:43 £0.89
Play 16. Boogie Woogie Bill Billy Joe Tucker 2:00 £0.89
Play 17. You Heard Me Knocking Billy Adams 2:46 £0.89
Play 18. Mary Lou Lew Burdette 1:45 £0.89
Play 19. I Like This Kind Of Music Jim Ringo 2:39 £0.89
Play 20. Trapped Love Keith Courvale 2:01 £0.89
Play 21. Playboy Bob Denton 1:58 £0.89
Play 22. Chicken Shack Leroy Van Dyke 1:52 £0.89
Play 23. Ballroom Baby Dick Lory 2:03 £0.89
Play 24. That's The Way I Feel Ray Sharpe 1:53 £0.89
Play 25. Johnny, Johnny, Johnny Kay Cee Jones 2:23 £0.89
Play 26. IT AIN'T ME Ray Campi 2:18 £0.89
Play 27. Come On Baby Mickey Gilley 2:47 £0.89
Play 28. Put Me Down Matt Lucas 2:29 £0.89
Play 29. Let's Flat Get It Danny Wolfe 1:52 £0.89
Play 30. Henrietta Jimmy Dee 2:42 £0.89
Play 31. Love Me (Alt)* The Phantom 1:28 £0.89
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By Hud955i
Format:Audio CD
What you get with this CD is thirty-one rockabilly (and rockabilly-ish) sides from the vaults of Dot Records, a small indie label which flourished for a few short years in Gallatin, Tennessee before being bought out by Paramount in 1957. None of these sides were hits but, hey, there's lots to enjoy here.

As well as a number of straight rockers, there are some real fun sides like Lloyd Copas' 'Circle Rock' which might be described as... well, circle-dancing, fast rocka-doo-wop-abilly (Hysterical!). There's the seriously orgasmic Marty Lott (aka The Phantom) with 'Love Me' (two versions - the earlier take recorded before he'd worked himself up to full .....) There's a love-lorn Loy Clingman with 'I'm Low, Low, Low', more folk than 'billy, and Sandford Clark with 'Lonesome for a Letter' delivered in his disengaged style. There are a couple of wild boogie-woogies from Mickey Gilley, the man who grew up improvising duets on the piano with his cousin Jerry Lee Lewis. There are also a couple of sides from Bob Denton including the teenage-fantasy, 'Playboy' (a great, laid-back, feel-good version this, with ultra-smooth vocals.)

There is 'billy a'plenty on this CD, some good boogie-woogie and, here and there, a strong whiff of the blues. As with all the 'That'll Flat Git It!' series, you get lots of variety and lots of surprises. Not one track is a dud or lacking in interest. There are a couple of well-known names and tunes on this disc (Mac Wiseman with 'Step it up and go', for example) but most of the performers and sides were new to me. The recording is crisp and as clean as 1950s original recordings are ever going to be. And it comes with an informative 48 page booklet.
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