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Let the Boogie Woogie Roll: Greatest Hits 1953

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Let the Boogie Woogie Roll: Greatest Hits 1953
~ The Drifters (Artist)

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Audio CD (6 April 1995)
Number of Discs: 2
Label: Rhino
ASIN: B000008F89
Other Editions: Audio Cassette
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Amazon.co.uk Sales Rank: 267,206 in Music (See Bestsellers in Music)

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Track Listings

1. White Christmas
2. Drip Drop
3. Adorable
4. Don't Dog Me
5. Let The Boogie Woogie Roll
6. Honey Bee
7. Hot Ziggety
8. Some Day You'll Want Me To Want You
9. If I Didn't Love You Like I Do
10. Bells Of St Mary's
11. Lucille
12. What'cha Gonna Do
13. Warm Your Heart
14. I Gotta Get Myself A Woman
15. Sadie My Lady
16. Honky Tonk
17. I Should Have Done Right
18. Drifting Away From You
19. Steamboat
20. Your Promise To Be Mine
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The gospel-influenced group that gave Atlantic Records someof its earliest hits and has LET THE BOOGIE WOOGIE ROLL to its credit is not to be confused with the quartet of the same name (also on Atlantic) lead by (among others) Ben E. King. These Drifters were conceived as a vehicle for frontman Clyde McPhatter, whose instantly recognisable high tenor was one of the greatest vocal sounds in early R&B and rock & roll.
LET THE BOOGIE WOOGIE ROLL essentially collects everything the Drifters ever recorded. The hits are all here--and all worth hearing--including the good-rockin' "Money Honey", "Such a Night", "Lucille", the original "Ruby Baby", and thegroup's classic R&B version of "White Christmas".