Singer:
Bill Johnson & His Musical Notes
Album:
Bill Johnson & His Musical Notes, Featuring Gus Gordon's Tenor Lead (1947-1954)
Genre:
FLAC album size:
1836 mb
MP3 album size:
1282 mb
WMA album size:
1418 mb
Other music formats:
WMA MOD RA DXD AIFF MPC AC3
Rating:
4.1 ✱
Style:
Vocal
Date of release:
Bill Johnson & His Musical Notes - Bill Johnson & His Musical Notes, Featuring Gus Gordon's Tenor Lead (1947-1954) FLAC
Tracklist Hide Credits
| 1 | You Didn't Have To Say I Love YouLead Vocals – Gus Gordon |
| 2 | Pretty Eyed Baby |
| 3 | Half A LoveLead Vocals – Gus Gordon |
| 4 | Leave It To Fate, Gate |
| 5 | For Once In Your LifeLead Vocals – Gus Gordon |
| 6 | My Little Red HeadLead Vocals – Gus Gordon |
| 7 | You're The Dream Of A LifetimeLead Vocals – Gus Gordon |
| 8 | Chickasaw Limited |
| 9 | Let's Be Sweethearts AgainLead Vocals – Gus Gordon |
| 10 | Mama, Mama, Mama |
| 11 | So TiredLead Vocals – Gus Gordon |
| 12 | I Learned To CryLead Vocals – Gus Gordon |
| 13 | All Dressed Up With A Broken HeartLead Vocals – Gus Gordon |
| 14 | My Baby Likes To Be-Bop |
| 15 | Elevator Boogie |
| 16 | Believe Me, BelovedLead Vocals – Gus Gordon |
| 17 | Say Something Nice About MeLead Vocals – Gus Gordon |
| 18 | How Would You KnowLead Vocals – Gus Gordon |
| 19 | RoselleLead Vocals – Gus Gordon |
| 20 | I Love You More Each DayLead Vocals – Gus Gordon |
| 21 | I'd Give The World To Know How I Stand With You |
| 22 | When Your Hair Has Turned To Silver |
| 23 | Don't You Think I Oughta KnowLead Vocals – Gus Gordon |
| 24 | Toy Piano Man |
| 25 | I'm Peelin' Onions |
| 26 | I Want My Baby |
| 27 | Out In The Cold Again |
| 28 | So Near And Yet So Far |
Credits
- Remastered By [Audio Restoration] – Dave Saviet
Notes
"All tracks produced directly from the original 78-rpm records in the Tony Fournier Collection."Review Bill Johnson & His Musical Notes - Bill Johnson & His Musical Notes, Featuring Gus Gordon's Tenor Lead (1947-1954)
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