Lucas,Buddy & His Band Of Tomorrow Rockin Boppin & Hoppin 1951-1962 CD

This Buddy Lucas compilation is another instalment in Jasmine's series devoted to the honking r&b sax blasters of the early 1950s to 60s. Buddy was one of the most in-demand session players in New York and was also a successful vocalist, songwriter and producer who kept his career alive well into the late 1970s. Includes his hit single "7-11" which was a version of Perez Prado's "Mambo No. 5". Also across this set you'll hear some of the recordings he made for Jubilee, Today's Records, Gone, RCA and Groove amongst others.

1. Soppin' Molasses 2. Whooping Blues 3. Undecided 4. Hustlin' Family Blues 5. Big Bertha 6. It Rains 7. Greedy Pig (Can't Get Enough) 8. Let's Get the Party 9. I Know What I'm Doin' 10. My Pinch Hitter 11. I Got Drunk 12. I Need Help 13. No Help 14. High Low Jack 15. No Dice 16. Oh Mary Ann 17. Stand Up 18. Let's Go 19. Jump the Gun 20. Honky Tonk 21. Slow Walk 22. "7-11" - Gone All Stars 23. The Gee Gee Walk - Gone All Stars 24. Hoppin' Bop - Gone All Stars 25. Beulah 26. Deacon John 27. Begin the Beguine 28. Night Train 29. Money, Money, Money 30. Packin' My Grip