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Dancing On The Edge News
Volume 1, Issue 30
February 13, 2013
Explorations in Beach and Shag Culture
Billy Scott: October 5, 1942 -- November 17, 2012
Sammy O’Banion remembers Billy Scott
Sammy O’Banion & the
Features on the right. front l to
r: Sammy O’Banion vocals,
Tommy Leopard guitar. Middle:
Kevin McBride drums. Back l
to r: Bob Cline bass, and John
Wilson guitar.
Billy Scott
July 18, 1965, Marietta Daily Journal, Marietta, GA
Sammy O’Banion grew up in
Augusta, GA. That’s where he
group started as an amateur organization three years earlier -- 1964.]
started his band, the Features, and
that’s where he met Peter Pendleton.
However, Billy’s first group, the
Scottsmen were featured in two
Sammy started his band in 1963,
but didn’t get serious about it until
Chronicle-Herald stories in 1965,
pictured to the left. From those it
1964. That’s when he also began
hearing about other bands.
appears Billy hadn’t become a
Prophet as late as July 23rd, 1965,
In 1966, at the not-so-tender age
of 18, Sammy met Tommy Witcher.
he was still lead singer with the
Scottsmen.
The Prophets were already performing as The Prophets.
Bass player Tommy Witcher was
designated in an August 15, 1965
Chronicle-Herald story as one of the
‘Blues Boys,’ along with David
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A November 12, 1967 story in
the Augusta, Ga Chronicle-Herald
q u o t e d To m m y W i t c h e rr,, ““tt h e
Benson on drums comprising the
backup group for Roy Smith, who
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eventually became an integral component in the Prophets’ evolution.
July 23, 1965, Marietta Daily Journal,
Marietta, GA
Just to set the record straight,
we’re going to revisit the Billy Scott
story in the November 1979 It Will
Stand magazine, written by the late
Jerry McElveen. Both IWS and Greg
Hayne’s 2006 Heeey Baby Days of
Beach Music stated that McElveen
was the manager of the Beach Club
at Myrtle Beach. Our information
from the man who managed the
Coachman and IV Club from 19671970 then ran the Beach Club from
1970 to 1971 is that Mr. McElveen
never managed the Beach Club, but
was indirectly connected with it.
McElveen came from Bomar Productions out of Eastern North Carolina and became a senior booking
agent at Beach Club Booking along
May’s
drugstore.
Howard Eaton’s wife was
the secretary. (More
about Ward May and
Howard Eaton in future
issues).
Wilson ran the Coachman 1967-68-69-70 (his
mother lived across the
street from the Crows in
McColl, SC who owned
the Coachman).
Holly Singletary, Sammy O’Banion, Linda Little
Howard graduated from UNC
Pembroke in May 1970 and moved
After the summer of ‘71 the Beach
Club booking office moved to Lydia,
SC between Hartsville and
Bishopville. After Cecil Corbett’s
house was completed in Bishopville,
they moved their office to Camden.
Following a September 1986
bankruptcy, Wilson became part of
Cellar Door Productions which included Kathy Moore in Virginia
Beach. Wilson ran the Cellar Door
office our of Columbia for a time,
eventually Cellar Door was acquired
by Clear Channel Entertainment Productions.
------------------Jerry McElveen moved to FloThis 1969 flyer shows Jerry McElveen as an entertainment-sales
agent of Bowmar Productions. (Courtesy of Julian B. Fowler).
with Cecil and Charlie Corbett, owners of the Beach Club.
We double checked all this with
Wilson Howard who followed Bunky
Odom at the Coachman & IV Club
in 1967 after Bunky departed
Laurinburg and formed Norca Talent Inc. in Burlington on top of Ward
quickly to take over the reins for Cecil
and Charlie Corbett in Myrtle Beach.
Howard ran the Beach Club for
the next 14 months, then it was
leased to Dallas Sowell June 1, 1971.
That same year Beach Club Promotions incorporated as a concert promotion company.
rence, SC when the Beach Club was
leased to Sowell where McElveen
later managed the Fox’s Tail and the
Thunderbird, handling all their entertainment needs.
McElveen stated that a producer
at a studio in Columbia, SC who was
using Billy and Barbara Pendleton
(later Scott) for backup vocals invited
his friend Tommy Witcher to come
in and hear them in June 1965.
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Another important player in the Billy Scott saga. According to this
August 15, 1965 story in the Augusta Chronicle-Herald, college student
Roy Smith was on his way. The twenty-two year old musician had just
Georgia Prophets
1965
signed a five year contracdt with a recording company in Nashville.
Roy said he’d stumbled into music with a drumset and started his first
group at 13 (1956), but he couldn’t remember their name.
His mother bought him a guitar at 16.
Roy had been singing for six years and recording for four, although only
one song, “Love You So Much,” had been distributed nationally.
At the time, “Devil or Angel” was Roy’s favorite song, but he claimed
Soul music as his favorite kind of music, listing Chuck Jackson, Jackie Wilson, Sam Cooke, Ray Charles, the Righteous Brothers, Dionne Warwick,
Timi Yuro and Barbara Streisand (hey! I’m just telling what the story said).
The story goes on the state that roy is accompanied by the “Blues Boys,”
Tommy Witcher on bass and David Benson on drums. At the time he was
calling the whole group the Cardinals.
Roy was born in Lynchburg, Virginia April 12, 1943. He liked sports,
swimming, and dancing.
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Walter Stanley
Peter Pendleton
Barbara Pendleton
Freddie Williamson
Jimmy Campbell
Tommy Witcher
According to McElveen they
uly and play
ed
started
played
star
ted rrehearsing
ehearsing in JJuly
their first gig as the Scottsmen for
$75 at the Augusta Medical College
of G
Gee o r g i a . W h o o p s ! T h e
Scottsmen had already performed at
the M
arietta Teen Age Canteen. The
Marietta
Roy Smith’s self-penned Delphi 008
July stor
ehearsstoryy infers they
they’’d been rrehearsing as the Scottsmen for some time
prior to that.
This is allegedly the first picture of the Prophets from 1965. Is it? Or was it a year
later? In any case these ARE the Prophets. Back, l to r, Walter Stanley, Peter Pendleton,
anbd Barbara Pendleton. Front, l to r, Freddie Williamson, Jimmy Campbell, Tommy
Witcher.
Delphi 007 The Prophets’ 1st Record,
1966
Jubilee picked it up for distribution in
1967
No blame on JJerr
err
eaching back
erryy, rreaching
14 years is sometimes a stretch, especially in his business where he
booked and met so many entertainers --JH
--JH].
Sammy O’Banion heard a differ-
Prophets’ 2nd Record: 1967 (the ‘no
horns’ version)
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Augusta’s Delphi Records
When Roy formed Serenity he decided to take a shot at
the Prophets’ hit he’d written earlier.
Sammy O’Banion’s first record
Delphi records was a co-op
between Tommy Witcher and Roy
Smith. Its name was a combination
of Tommy’s daughter’s Del, Dell, or
Dale and the Phi perhaps
represented one of Roy’s children.
It was put together by a Jewish
fellow from New York who
sometimes acted as Roy’s manager.
A west coast group called
California Earthquake called on Roy
Smith to do the vocals. It was on a
national label, but no marketing.
At first they were known as the
Square Root of 49.
When Ronnie first came to
Augusta they played the Bon-Aire
Hotel Resort as the Oxfords
featuring Ronnie Milsap. 2nd time
Ronnie Milsap and the Oxfords.
played Augusta. 3rd time Oxfords
went to Julian Smith Casino and
Ronnie went to Whiskey A Go Go
Celebrity Room.
Northern Soul collectors pay more
for this Delphi record than any other.
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August 25, 1967 -- WKYB Hemingway, SC
was serious about competing with Tiger Radio
when it came to Beach Music. This is the
FIRST survey we’ve found so far with a
Prophets’ song listed, # 33 “Don’t You Think
It’s Time.”
In addition, note Brenton Wood’s “Gimme
Little Sign” at 3, Robert Knight’s “Everlasting
Love” at 6, the Swinging Medallions at #9, the
Platters’ super hit “Washed Ashore” at 14, the
Tams at 15, Temptations at 17, Jay and the
Techniques at 18, Clifford Curry at 21, Jackie
Wilson at 25, Booker T. & the M.G.s at 26,
Martha & the Vandellas at 31, the Tempests
from Charlotte at 34, Jimmy Jones version of
the Showmen’s “39-21-40 Shape (the accurate
title given to the song by General Johnson)” at
35, and Chris Bartley at # 37.
Although the Prophets made the
WKYB Hemingway charts in August 1967,
they were too late and too little known to
make that season’s Coachman and IV
itinerary which was loaded with
Burlington and Columbia bands.
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November 12, 1967, Augusta Chronicle Herald
ent story -- that Tommy found Billy
and Barbara performing with an organist at a black bowling alley on
Georgia Prophets
1967
Billy Scott
Barbara Scott
Freddie Hutchinson (it
says Hutchinson in the
picture above, but it’s
got to be Williamson)
Walter Stanley
Jimmy Campbell
Tommy Witcher
East Gwinnet Street in the East
Boundary area down by the old fairgrounds.
At that time the Prophets were
four white guys getting very little
performance action.
Freddie Williams was lead guitarist , Jimmy Campbell played rhythm
Jubilee picked up their 2nd Record: 1967
November 5, 1967 Augusta
Chronicle Herald announced the
inclusion of Billy, Barbara and the
Prophets in an upcoming Jazz program.
A followup story on November 12th
stated a teenager was overheard to say,
“it’s not whether the Prophets are good
enough to play with the Augusta
symphony, it’s whether the symphony is
good enough to play with the Prophets.”
A November 19th story described Billy
as a vocalist and dancer for the Prophets!
These stories referred to the Prophets as
playing ‘rhythm and blues’ or ‘soul’
music.
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“if you’ll learn these songs you’ll
probably be able to perform these for
the rest of your life.”
Some of the songs included:
Jerry Butler
“Lost”
“Only the Strong Survive”
“Never Gonna Give You Up”
“Dream Merchant”
“Moody Woman”
Jackie Wilson“
“I Get the Sweetest Feeling”
“Higher and Higher”
“Lonely Teardrops”
“Since You Showed Me (How to
Be Happy)”
“For Once In My Life”
“Kidnapper”
“Ain’t No Big Thing”
Sammy knew them all except
“Lost.” Tommy insisted he learn the
song.
The Prophets recorded “Talk
Don’t Bother Me” on Delphi in the
spring of 1966 which was subsequently picked up by Jubilee, a
much larger national record label (at
November 19, 1967 the Prophets prepare for a Youth concert--their first full-page ad
least, it had national distribution).
They prepared to go to studio to
guitar, Walter Stanley was the drummer, and Tommy Witcher was the
rine Pump Room (a bar occasionally
featuring singles or duos), and the
Master Sound Studios in Atlanta to
record.
bass player and founder of the group.
Tommy invited Billy and Barbara
main performance venue, the Celebrity room. The Features were play-
Tommy was hooked up with
Hugh Rogers in Atlanta who
Pendleton to front the group.
Their first encounter came at the
ing the back room on weekends when
Tommy Witcher came in, which
founded the Winstons (“Color Him
Father”), and with Macon, Georgia
Whiskey A Go Go complex in 1966,
where Sammy’s Features were play-
made Sammy very nervous. He knew
who Tommy was.
folks including Bunky Odom.
ing the back room. In addition to
the Whiskey A Go, the other two
After listening to the band,
Tommy introduced himself and gave
rooms in the complex were the Ma-
Sammy a list of 50 songs and said,
continued next issue
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Stev
ens & SSummer
ummer
time
tevee Ow
Owens
ummertime
We heard Summertime over the July 4th holiday,
four hours down the road from a four-hour gig they did
earlier in the day! That’s eight hours on stage, with a
four-hour ‘break’ driving the band and equipment to
the Spanish Galleon in North Myrtle Beach, where it
took in excess of another 1-2 hours to set up and get the
sound checks finished in time for the next show.
And they knocked it out of the park!
If you’ve missed them so far, catch them July 14th at
Boom Boom’s in North Myrtle Beach, the O.D. Beach
Club there on July 27th, or TJ’s Night Life in Raleigh
on August 2nd.
1.
2.
You’re So Young, But You’re So True
Recapture the Magic
3.
4.
5.
Greatest Love Ever Known
Working On A Big Chill
When the Moment Comes
6.
7.
I’d Give Up Everything for You
Second Chance
8.
9.
I Dig Everything About You
Do You Love Me Like That
10.
11.
Dance With My Father
A Much Better Place
12.
Getaway Car
Steve Owens and Summertime includes Roy
Davis, Bryan Castro, Dave Owens, Steve Owens,
John Downing, Ben Shaw, Robin Woodard, and Joey
Tucker -- and there are rumors of some exciting new
additions!
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30th Anniversary Contest will be held in OD
The National Shag Dance Cham-
Mistress of Ceremony will be tele-
pionships have announced that their
30th competition will be held at the
vision personality, Diane DeVaughn
– Stokes for her twenty-fifth year of
Spanish Galleon in North Myrtle
Beach. The preliminaries were held
hosting and returning from Atlanta
disc jockey for the dancers will be
on January 25th and 26th (including
“Shagging with the Stars” on Friday
Dee Jay Hall of Famer, Tom
Hamrick.
rd
and the 3 National Collegiate
Championship on Saturday) with
the finals on March 7th, 8th and 9th
2013.
2013
Renowned Nascar artist, Stephen
Balok will design the cover of the of-
This is the second time the Spanish Galleon has been the site of the
the 2013 “Shagging with the Stars”
contestants for January.
contest. In its thirty year history six
locations have been used including
The contest during its tenure has
received much recognition including
the Myrtle Beach Pavilion and
Studebakers. Over $17,000.00 in
two California-based awards naming
it the “Best Swing Event in the
cash and prizes will be awarded to
the participants.
USA”. Their dance team has won
over twenty competitions awards
th
ficial 30 Nationals program. Mr.
Balok is also the first entry as one of
from Los Angeles to New York. Celebrities who attended, entertained
or presented awards include: Academy Award winner Robert DuVall,
50’s singing sensation Fabian, and
the legendary “Shierells”, Entertainment tonight’s Nancy Humphries
Odell, “Shag the Movie’s” actors
Annabeth Gish and Tyrone Power Jr.,
America’s Got Talent’s “All That” and
Steve Gatlin of the “Gatlin Brothers”.
The 30th contest will be sponsored
by: Kathryn and Eddie Monsour,
Camille and Bruce Morgan, The
Shaggers Hall of Fame, South Atlantic Bank, State Farm Insurance –
Bobby Kelly, WMBF News and RE/
MAX Ocean Forest.
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Her
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anuar
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Go
Prreliminaries JJanuar
anuaryy 25-26, 2013
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Rev
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erance & Cor
nhole P
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Bubba
Liverance
Cornhole
Prrophets
Bubba D. Liv
erance as a member of The K
eys, befor
ed “R
ev
er
end
Liverance
Keys,
beforee he acquir
acquired
“Rev
ever
erend
end”” status.
When a man breaks the heart of the woman who holds
If you don’t know the difference between a soul
him in her heart--witholding the adoration she deserves, singer and a soulful singer, check out Bubba D.
the friendship she desires, and the unrestricted love which Liverance. (Listen for this: a soul singer sings songs
should adorn her day and night--he’s left with few choices. by black artists -- a soulful singer makes you hurt,
He can stand on stage and sorrowfully sing an old laugh, cry, sigh, or feel like you’re gonna die when
he sings).
Mississippi Blues, which she’ll find pathetic.
Soulful singers can sing simple things like that
Or he can admit his errors, suck up his pride, cover it
in humility, and offer his heart to her to a good Shag beat. and make statues weep while May Day celebrants
That’s the way Reverend Bubba D. Liverance does it, dance obliviously between them.
singing for all of us from that secret place inside where
honesty and remorse struggle to strike a balance.
Hence, The Recession Sessions.
It’s that place at the core of compassion, where
heartbreak knocks strong men to their knees and only
soulsingers and
souldancers can
rise from the ashes
with their heads
held high and ask
sincerely for one
more
That’s
chance.
where
you’ll find the
Rev....
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usic Top 40 Countdo
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Music
Countdown
The Beach Music Top 40
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Look Out!
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SHARE MY LOVE
16
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RCA
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Memories
FINE WINE
Judie’s Patio Party
95
Nu Soul Stories
104
98
2
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Glee Cast
MY LOVE IS YOUR LOVE (FOREVER) 127
Nothin’ But A Party
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Gore, Jackie & Original Members
JELLY BELLY
KHP 1107
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9
25
24
Rissoff, Angel
I’M BACK
5
Fantastic Shakers
STILL STROKIN’
C.T.C. The Music Lives On
117
KHP 1105
2012
9
26
25
Scott, Billy
CAN’T BUY MY LOVE
6
Ms. Jody
PRIVATE NUMBER
Blues Mix 9
108
Ecko 2013
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6
28
26
Lil Ronnie & Grand Dukes
SHAGGIN’ DOWN IN CAROLINA
KHP 1108
2012
9
30
27
Carr, Barbara & Roy Roberts
OVERNIGHT
2012
5
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Brown, Zac Band
YOU’RE SO YOUNG BUT YOU’RE SO TRUE
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KHP
2013
18
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Morgan, Marsha Band w Gary Lowder Keep On Getting’ It On
EVERMORE
92
25
9
8
Shaw, Ryan
WOO
Woolard, Craig Band
COASTIN’
Real Love
110
21
10
9
12
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Lowder, Gary
I’M GOIN’ BACK
Coastin’
34
11
Ray, Donnie
BROWN EYES & BIG THIGHS
I’m Goin’ Back
152
Williams, Jody
HARLEM SHUFFLE
Return of A Legend
Woolard, Craig Band
BEFORE THE NIGHT IS THROUGH
Sicilia, Gina
Toast to the Coast
109
Can’t Control Myself
108
Write Me Back
18
8
13
14
12
13
15
13
32
11
14
FEELIN’ SINGLE
Kelly, R.
18
13
15
YOU NEVER CAN TELL
Lakeside Drive Band
15
17
16
FOR YOUR LOVE
Gore, Terri and Jackie
12
2012
Write Me Back
3
20
2012
110
Kelly, R.
BEEN THERE, DONE THAT
23
1
22
Year
Record Co. & #
Hanck, Terry
BOOGIE SHOES
32
Delta Goove
2012
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(LP or CD)
It Don’t Get Better Than This
13
18
17
GOOD LOVIN’
Hamilton, Roy
106
Good Lovin’
15
19
18
SIGN YOUR NAME
Crow, Sheryl
98
100 Miles from Memphis
13
20
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OLD FRIENDS
Wilson, Phil & Jackie Gore
Stepping Out Tonight
12
21
20
I WILL NEVER
Fabulous Daddy-O’s
126
Take a Little Ocean Drive
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Fletcher, Kirk
Carne, Jean
Dee, Jesse & Rachael Price
McNeir, Ronnie
Brooks, Danny
Clark, Tim Band
Cherry B & Soundmakers
Lindsey, Al
Bridges, Eugene “Hideaway”
Hall, Daryl
Black, Tommy Band
Oates, John Band
Harris, Paula
Brown, Chris & Justin Bieber
Russell, Rene
Little Big Town
Bonds, Gary U.S.
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6
32
29
Owens, Steve & Summertime
I’M HUNGOVER
Steve Owens & Summertime
112
32
23
30
Hudson, Lisa & Rick Strickland
DON’T WAIT AROUND
Meet the Queens of Southern Soul KHP 1092
115
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Ecko 1139
2002
30
27
31
McDaniel, Rhonda
ONE MORE NIGHT AT THE BEACH
Evidence
2012
33
32
Fantasy
IN BETWEEN DISASTERS
One for Me, The
5
KHP 1099
2012
34
33
Uncle Kracker
ROCKA BY
Midnight Special
2
Welk Music
2013
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RCA
5
35
34
Sugar Bees w/ Mary Vella
WHAT’S UP WITH THAT
2012
3
36
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GROOVY LITTLE SUMMER SONG
98
Shake What God Gave Ya
114
Sisbro
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Vizztone
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2
38
36
Otto, James
BOBCAT WOMAN
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Hatman Prodns
2
39
37
4 Jacks
I DON’T WANT TO HAVE A HEART
Deal With It
105
2010
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2
40
38
Montgomery, James Band
I AIN’T COMIN’ BACK
From Detroit…to the Delta
131
31
29
39
Eldred, Mike Trio
THINK IT OVER
61/49
119
Sea Cruz - Allie, Butch, Dino
LIL HOUSE BIG PARTY
C.T.C. The Music Lives On
40
KHP 1105
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Lil House Big Party
KHP 1093
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KHP 1102
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Top Picks--Bubbling Under
AIN’T NO WAY
FREE LOVE
FROM THE START
GYPSY WOMAN
HARD WORKIN’ MAN
HAVE A REAL GOOD TIME
I WANT TO GIVE YOU
KEEP ON GETTING’ IT ON
LEARN HOW TO LET YOU GO
LIFETIME OF LOVE
LUCKY ME
MISSISSIPPI MILE
MR. RIGHT FOR A NIGHT
NEXT TO YOU
OUT OF MY MIND
PONTOON
POUR ME
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2012
1
Soul Children
SECOND CHANCE
SMOOTH STEPPIN’ PAPA
SOMETHING YOU GOT
STEP ON BY
STEPPIN’ WITH YOU
STRANGE TIMES
VOODOO WOMAN
Warner Bros
2013
Eller Soul 121201
2013
Open E 063
2013
Rip Cat 1113
2012
Carolina Breakers
Night Move Band
Oates, John Band
Kelly, Winzell
Lee, Andre
Hamilton, Roy
Blue Iyed Soul f. Bratton, Tho
The Beach Music CD Top 10
41 1 1 STEVE OWENS & SUMMERTIME
Owens, Steve & Summertime
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47 2 2 AIN’T NO MIDNIGHT TRAIN
41 3 3 WHERE THE BOYS ARE
Calabash Blues & Boogie Band
McDaniel, Rhonda
Flyin’ Cloud 60
KHP 1101
49 4 4 STEPPING OUT TONIGHT
60 5 5 SWEET WONDERFUL YOU
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Hudson, Lesa
KHP 1102
SRS 0711
79 6 6 MEET THE QUEENS OF SOUTHERN SOUL various
40 7 7 RECESSION SESSIONS, THE
Reverend Bubba D. Liverance
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26 8 8 CTC-THE MUSIC LIVES ON
13 9 9 GOOD LOVIN’
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Gotta Strange Feeling
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CLEANIN’ HOUSE
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YOU CAN HAVE MY HUSBAND
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JUST ONE MORE TIME
7
Hanck, Terry
I WANNA LOVE YOU
Greasy Soul’ Rockin’ Blues Delta Groove 146
2012
An Evening w Dr Wu Live fm Texas
8
Dr. Wu & Friends
DRIVING WHEEL
Ain’t No Midnight Train
9
OLSEN RANCH SHUFFLE tk 2
Flyin’ Cloud 60
2011
Blue & Instrumental
10
Appelrouth, Ivan
I MIGHT JUST CHANGE MY MIND
EllerSoul 1101
2012
Right Here Right Now
11
Crownover, Sunny
SOLID GOLD CADILLAC
Blues Beyond Borders
12
Woods, Mitch & Rocket 88s
YOU DOGGED ME
Double Dynamite
13
Mannish Boys
LET’S GET HAMMERED
I Can Make that Happen
14
Bassett, Johnnie
CATCH THAT TEARDROP
15
Hanck, Terry
Look Out!
ROCKIN’ ALL DAY (REELIN’ & ROCKIN’)
Rockin’ All Day
16
Gruenling, Dennis
LIVIN’ THE BLUES
The Blues Broads
17
Blues Broads, The
SHE’S SPREADIN’ RUMORS
18
Goudreau, Michael & Boppin’ Blues Band 20 Years of Bop & Blues
THIRD RAIL
Three Jacks and A Jill
19
McKeen, Nancy Bluz Machine
LOOK-A HERE BABY
Delta Bound
20
Mississippi Heat
MORGAN COUNTY JAIL
2012
2012
Shining Stone 0001
2012
Club 88 Rec 8812
2012
2012
2011
Delta Groove
2012
And the Band Played On
Sorin, Ron & Blue Coast Band
Juke Joints
BIG WHITE CADILLAC
BLUES HAD A BABY
Sharpe, Jill
Juke Joints
Omar & the Howlers
Omar & the Howlers
VizzTone 711
2012
Delta Groove
2012
8
Salgado, Curtis
Juke Joints
HAPPY BIRTHDAY BLUES
Boppin’ Blues Band
28
22
23
4
22
8
8
2
8
4
2
2
2
2
2
2012
1
1
31
19
34
30
22
27
23
35
29
32
36
37
38
39
40
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
BPM
(LP or CD)
What’s It Gonna Take
VOODOO WOMAN
Blue Iyed Soul
Freaky for the First Time
KOKO’S SONG
Kight, E.G.
Lip Service
FROM THE START
Dee, Jesse w/ Rachael Price
On My Mind, In My Heart
2012
Alligator 4952
LITTLE JUKE JOINT
Burks, Michael I‘ ron Man’
Show of Strength
2012
Alligator 4951
BOBCAT WOMAN
4 Jacks
Deal With It
I WON’T FORGET ABOUT YOU
Dee, Jesse
LIP SERVICE & LIES
Sugar Blue
Raw Sugar Blue Live
HEART SHAKIN’ MAMA
Guitar Mikey & the Real Thing
Out of the Box
2012
Earwig
I SING THE BLUES
Copeland, Shemekia
33 1/3
2012
Telarc
I AIN’T COMIN’ BACK
Eldred, Mike Trio
61/49
2013
Rip Cat 1113
LOST AGAIN
Margolin, Bob & Mike Sponza Band
Blues Around the World
STAY STRONG
Dee, Jesse
I DON’T WANT TO HAVE A HEART
Montgomery, James Band
From Detroit…to the Delta
SHE AIN’T WORTH A DIME
4 Jacks
Deal With It
LOOKIE HERE
Eldred, Mike Trio
61/49
2013
Rip Cat 1113
RIGHT MAN
Lee, Lisa
My Turn
2013
Rip Cat 1112
2012
Alligator 4952
2012
Beeble 803
2012
Vizztone
2012
Alligator 4952
2013
Open E 063
2013
Eller Soul 121201
39
BLUES ENOUGH
Hitman Blues Band
Blues Enough
2013
Nerus 4490
BETTER CLASS OF BUMS
Hitman Blues Band
Blues Enough
2013
Nerus 4490
40
I’M HEADIN’ OUT THE DOOR
I’M READY
Miller, Bill Band
SNAKE RHYTHM ROCK
SUGAR DITCH
Big Walker
Piper, Anni
Omar & the Howlers
Brooks, Danny Band
Beckie Sue & Her Big Rockin’ Daddies
Salgado, Curtis
Goudreau, Michael & Boppin’ Blues Band
Sugar Blue
Brown, Mel & Snooky Pryor
NEVER MAKE YOUR MOVE TOO SOON
2013
Eller Soul 121201
LEARN HOW TO LET YOU GO
Bridges, Eugene H
‘ ideaway’
SEE SEE BABY
SEND FOR ME
MISS YOU
MY BABY WANTS TO BOOGIE
2012
Blues South/Vizztone
38
MATCHBOX
MEAN OLD MAN
2012
VizzTone 2583
2012
I’LL BE ON MY WAY
I’LL BE ON YOUR SIDE
IT’S HARD
JAILBAIT
Year
Record Co. & #
POISON IVY
Deming, Doug & Jewel Tones
NO MORE DOGGIN’
OVER YONDER WALL
JUST YOUR FOOL
LOVE MAN
GETTING TO KNOW YOU
GOING TO CHICAGO
17
21
Title
Artist
I DON’T CARE BLUES
Dr. Wu & Friends
I NEED MONEY
Theessink, Hans / Terry Evans & Ry Cooder
DON’T START ME TALKING
DOWN IN THE BOTTOM
Bottoms Up Blues Gang
Miller, Bill Band
2
Blues Express
JIMMY REED HIGHWAY
JUBILEE
Hilton, James Band
25
PMG 13
2010
Delmark
2001
DELTA TIME
Theessink, Hans / Terry Evans & Ry Cooder
DON’T PLAY THAT SONG
Moore, Sam & Bekka Bramlett
EVERY DAY I HAVE THE BLUES
EVERYTHING GONNA BE ALRIGHT
28
16
Eller Soul Records
2011
BubblingUnder
BOOGIE MAN
BUILT FOR COMFORT
Blind Pig 5148
2012
15
4
Malone, J.J. & Backroad Blues
7 YEARS
BAD LUCK
Delta Groove 150
2012
This
Week
Week
21
BPM
(LP or CD)
No.
of
weeks
Last
Week
No.
of
weeks
Last
February 9, 2013
Title
Artist
Martens, Jessy
TEARS LIKE RAIN
TEMPERATURE 110
THERE IT IS
TOO FAR GONE
Smith, Holland K.
Bluesmasters f. Mickey Thomas
Solon Fishbone f Alice Azam
National Debonaires
Omar & the Howlers
Omar & the Howlers
Omar & the Howlers
Rhodes, Bill & Party Kings
Magness, Janiva
Shelley, David & Bluestone
TRAIN KEPT A ROLLIN’
TRYING TO LIVE MY LIFE WITHOUT YOU
TWO CAN PLAY YOUR GAME
WATERMELON TEA
Hanck, Terry
Big James
Knox, Marquis
Retro Deluxe
WHAT YOU GONNA DO?
YOU MADE ME LAUGH
Salgado, Curtis
Omar & the Howlers
YOUR KINDA LOVE
Davies, Mary Bridget
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