Various - Kansas City Country Rockers (LP, Comp, Mono)

Condition:
Media:  Near Mint (NM or M-)
Sleeve:  Very Good Plus (VG+)

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M (Mint) – Unplayed, still sealed in original packaging.

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VG+ (Very Good Plus) – Light signs of use, plays excellent; minimal cover wear.

VG (Very Good) – Clearly used, audible noise or clicks; worn cover.

G (Good) – Heavily played, noise likely; cover with visible damage.

Generic – Original cover missing, record comes in a generic sleeve.

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Genre: Rock, Folk World & Country
Style: Rockabilly, Country Rock

Tracklist:
A1. Jim McDonald (3) - Let's Have A Ball 2:00
A2. The Strangers (41) - Honkey Tonk Woman 2:45
A3. Conny & The Bellhops - Fafine 2:04
A4. Gene McKown - Ghost Memories 2:24
A5. Tennessee Jim - Hold Me Tight 2:14
A6. Conny & The Bellhops - Shot Rod 2:52
A7. Larry Good (2) - Our Hearts Are Out Of Tune 2:15
A8. Zig Dillon - Bird Song Boogie 2:01
B1. Larry Good (2) - Pick Up Your Hammer 2:07
B2. Tennessee Jim - My Baby She's Rockin' 2:21
B3. Jim McDonald (3) - My Heart Needs Breakin' 2:20
B4. Conny & The Bellhops - Bop Sticks 2:00
B5. Chuck Bowers - Pinball Boogie 2:25
B6. Larry Good (2) - Two Fools In Love 2:27
B7. Cliff Shepherd - Railroad Crossing 2:17
B8. Zig Dillon - Rockin' On Down The Line 2:01



 



General notes about this release (please note: our version may differ a little. see the comments above):

Redita 2nd Series
"The recordings come from the Choice (6), R (2), Brass, and KCM (2) labels, and all were centered on and distributed by Bill and Leroy Davidson's wholesale record warehouse and studio. Apart from the Davidsons, country bass-player and song-writer Harold Hassler was important in organizing and recording many of the artists included here. At first, he and Davidsons operated the Choice label in the second half of the fifties, and made good records by Cliff Shepherd, Chuck Bowers and Tennessee Jim. Then, in 1960 they formed R (2) Records and continued the good work with Zig Dillon, Conny & The Bellhops and Larry Good (2). The sounds the made belong more to '55 than the early sixties, and though they are great for us to listen to today this could be why the label was out of business by 1963. Tennessee Jim and Cliff Shepherd left Choice in 1958 to form KCM (2) Records. Among their recordings are two all-time greats by Jim McDonald (3) and The Strangers (41). Brass Records was formed by singer Gene McKown in association with a local company in 1957 and put out some fine country music."

Tracks A1,A2,A5,B2,B5,B7 published by Shelter Music
Tracks A3, A6,A8,B1,B4,B6 published by Mildred
Track A4 published by Mantle
Track A7 published by Acuff Rose
Track B3 published by Westport
Track B8 published by Davidson

 

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