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Come On [PA]Various Artists/Willie Egan
Release Date: 07/14/2009
Original Release:
1993
# of Discs:
1
J&R Item # 1076198_CD
UPC # 714298568424
Label: Document (USA)
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Disc: 1
1.
It's A Shame - Willie Egan
2.
Willie's Boogie - Willie Egan
3.
Reconsider Baby - Willie Egan
4.
You Upset Me Baby - Willie Egan
5.
Poison Ivy - Willie Egan
6.
Don't Know Where She Went - Willie Egan
7.
Potato Stomp - Willie Egan
8.
What A Shame - Willie Egan
9.
Wow Wow - Willie Egan
10.
Whipped Cream - Willie Egan
11.
Sometimes I Wonder - Willie Egan
12.
Sad Sad Feeling - Willie Egan
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Come On - Willie Egan
14.
Oh Baby - Willie Egan
15.
She's Gone Away But - Willie Egan
16.
She's Gone Away But [take 3] - Willie Egan (alternate take)
17.
Willie's Blues - Willie Egan
18.
I Can't Understand It [tape announcement] - Willie Egan
19.
I Can't Understand It [Take 1] - Willie Egan (alternate take)
20.
Wear Your Black Dress - Willie Egan
21.
Baby, Baby, Baby - Willie Egan
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Bye, Bye, Baby - Willie Egan
23.
Treat Me Right - Willie Egan
24.
You Must Be Foolin' - Willie Egan
25.
Chittlins - Willie Egan
26.
Rock & Roll Fever - Willie Egan
Performer: Various Artists/Willie Egan
Distributor: Allegro Corporation (Dist Notes: Includes liner notes by Jim Dawson. COME ON is a retrospective of the Los Angeles-based Mambo and Vita record labels, around 1955-56. Willie Egan appears as the primary performer or a sideman on all these recordings. The R&B boogie pianist waxed some rip-roaring rockers for the tiny Los Angeles-based Vita and Mambo logos during the mid-'50s. Fourteen of his best are collected here for a long-overdue airing. This guy deserved a lot more respect than he got, judging from the jumping Louisiana-tinged "Wow Wow," "Come On," and "She's Gone Away, But..." Also aboard: 11 more obscure goodies from the same labels' vaults, notably four tracks by Harmonica Slim (including "Drop Anchor") and Big Boy Groves' lament "You Can't Beat the Horses." ~ Bill Dahl
Living Blues (9-10/94, p.89) - "...For the most part, this is driving, hard-rocking music that recalls such contemporaries as Fats Domino...and Guitar Slim....[Willie Egan] was a first rate performer who never managed to be in the right place at the right time....Egan's excellence makes this an album worth buying..."
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Rock 'N' Roll
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