Izdavač: Ostalo
Žanr: Pop, Rok
Poreklo: Strani izvođač

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Buddy Holly – Gotta Roll! The Early Recordings 1949-1955
Label: Rev-Ola – CR REV 174
Format:
CD, Compilation
Country: UK
Released: 2006
Genre: Rock, Pop
Style: Rock & Roll, Rockabilly
1 Buddy* & Bob*– Down The Line (#1)
Written-By – Bob Montgomery, Buddy Holly, Norman Petty
2 Buddy Holly– Don`t Come Back Knockin`
Written-By – Buddy Holly, Sue Parrish
3 Buddy Holly– I Guess I Was A Fool
Written-By – Buddy Holly
4 Buddy Holly– Love Me
Written-By – Buddy Holly, Sue Parrish
5 Buddy Holly– Moonlight Baby (AKA `Baby Won`t You Come Out Tonight`)
Written-By – Buddy Holly
6 Buddy Holly– I Wanna Play House With You (AKA `Baby, Let’s Play House`)
Written-By – Arthur Gunter
7 Buddy* & Bob*– You And I Are Through (#1)
Written-By – Bob Montgomery
8 Buddy* & Bob*– Down The Line (#2)
Written-By – Bob Montgomery, Buddy Holly, Norman Petty
9 Buddy* & Bob*– Memories
Written-By – Bob Montgomery
10 Buddy* & Bob*– Gotta Get You Near Me Blues
Written-By – Bob Montgomery
11 Buddy* & Bob*– You And I Are Through (#2)
Written-By – Bob Montgomery
12 Sonny Curtis– Because You Love Me
Written-By – Sonny Curtis
13 Sonny Curtis– This Bottle
Written-By – Sonny Curtis
14 Jack Neal– I Hear The Lord Callin` For Me
Written-By – Jack Neal
15 Jack Neal– I Saw The Moon Cry Last Night
Written-By – Jack Neal
16 Sonny Curtis– I`ll Miss My Heart
Written-By – Mary Drummond
17 Sonny Curtis– Queen Of The Ballroom
Written-By – Don Guess
18 Ben Hall (2)– Rose Of Monterey
Written-By – Ben Hall (2)
19 Ben Hall (2)– All From Loving You
Written-By – Ben Hall (2)
20 Sonny Curtis– Dallas Boogie
Written-By – Sonny Curtis
21 Sonny Curtis– One In A Million
Written-By – Sonny Curtis
22 Buddy Holly– My Two-Timin` Woman (Edited Version)
Written-By – Hank Snow
23 Buddy* & Bob*– Let`s Pretend (AKA `I`ll Just Pretend`)
Written-By – Jessie Mae Martin
24 Buddy* & Bob*– Take These Shackles From My Heart
Written-By – Pee Wee King, Redd Stewart
25 Buddy* & Bob*– Footprints In The Snow
Written-By – Rupert Jones (2)
26 Buddy Holly– My Two-Timin` Woman (Unedited Version)
Written-By – Hank Snow
Artwork, Design – Andy Morten
Engineer [Sound Recreation] – Joe Foster, Richard Taiter
Liner Notes – Dave Penny (2)
Reissue Producer [For Compact Disc] – Dave Penny (2), Joe Foster
© 2006 Rev-Ola, a division of Cherry Red Records Ltd.

Made In The EU
RevOla`s 2006 collection Gotta Roll! The Early Recordings rounds up all of the demos that Buddy Holly cut before he signed to Decca, reaching all the way back to 1949 for a cover of Hank Snow`s `My Two-Timin` Woman` (available here in two different edits) and concluding with sessions from the end of 1955, just as the Crickets were beginning to take flight. This isn`t devoted just to covers and rough songwriting sketches from Buddy -- it also finds him performing duets with Bob Montgomery and providing rhythm guitar and harmonies on tracks credited to future Cricket Sonny Curtis, Jack Neal, and Ben Hall. Given that these are early, non-professional recordings, it shouldn`t come as a huge surprise that the aural quality is pretty rough and the music itself isn`t polished -- but that, of course, is a large part of its charm, particularly since large portions of Gotta Roll! make Buddy`s country influences a bit more evident than they were on his Decca recordings. Most excitingly, it`s possible to hear him develop his signature rockabilly on the loose `Love Me` and hear him test out his trademark vocal hiccup on `Moonlight Baby.` These, along with a rough but exciting version of Elvis` `I Wanna Play House with You` and Buddy & Bob`s `Down the Line` are the best things here, not just because they`re the most energetic performances but because this is where Holly started pulling all of his influences together to become Buddy Holly. Much of the rest of Gotta Roll! is devoted to Buddy sticking close to those country influences, either as a leader or as a sideman, which makes this quite interesting from a historical perspective. But for as interesting as this collection is, this isn`t an album designed as entertainment: it`s an archeology project, a historical document that suffers from poor fidelity -- the recordings have been restored as best as they could, but these are old takes and haven`t been well-preserved -- and some of the performances are interesting primarily because they among the first recordings of a major talent. These are the cuts where Buddy is the sideman, but on the stuff that`s front-loaded toward the beginning of the compilation -- all that aforementioned rockabilly -- it`s possible to hear his genius, which is why this is necessary for the true fans and scholars even if they may not listen to it all that much.