Dancing On The Edge News

Dancing On The Edge News
Volume 1, Issue 33
September 11, 2013
R
eflections on Beach M
usic & SShag
hag C
ultur
Reflections
Music
Cultur
ulturee
--Celebrating 35 Years of Fantastic Shakers--
THE FANTASTIC SHAKERS ~
KHP records and Little Peddler Productions have pulled out all the stops
in celebration of the Fantastic Shakers 35th Year (and Bo Schronce’s 50th
as an entertainer).
To celebrate, a new 3-CD set with
several very hard to find Shakers’
tunes as well as a brand new book
(pictured on the front cover of this
issue of Dancing On the Edge News).
The CD is great for those songs
you may have missed, and the book
will certainly introduce to a great
deal you never knew about Bo’s or
any of the Fantastic Shakers’ histories. They’re both bound to be the
talk of Beach Music for months to
come.
There have already been a few
kick-off parties, and the momentum
is still mounting.
The next super Fantastic Shakers
event will be September 16th, Fun
Monday at North Myrtle Beach with
a book signing starring the Fantastic
Shakers (after they perform in the
Street Festival that afternoon).
There’ll be an additional book
signing on Friday, September 20th
at the Spanish Galleon, followed by
a good, old-fashioned celebrity roast.
To keep up with all the special
events already planned and those
that will be added in coming weeks,
go to www.shakers35.com ***
2
Dancing On the Edge News
oast
ashioned Celebrity R
ld-F
AG
Roast
ld-Fashioned
Old-F
Good,
ood, O
--Pistols and Knives Optional
--No Texting during the Show,
It upsets the people with the pistols and knives.
Volume 1 No. 33
3
The King Bees’ 11th Fantastic Labor Day Show !
4
Dancing On the Edge News
THE KING BEES are Rob
‘Hound Dog’ Baskerville, Penny
‘Queen Bee’ Zamagni, and Mighty
Martin Henderson. Rob and Penny
are celebrating their 26th year of
stingin’ and swingin’ as they continue to travel over this country and
others with their bluesilicious
sound.
Hound Dog (Rob Baskerville) has
been named the BLUE RIDGE NA-
And it’s one of the reasons why their
NEW RIVER BLUES FESTIVAL is
such a profoundly moving event every year.
This was my
third consecutive
year. I’ve learned
an important lesson about being in
the mountains near
West Jefferson on
Labor Day.
rains.
It
Like the others
who’ve learned the
I love their marketing posters !!!
TIONAL HERITAGE ARTIST in
honor of his many musical accomplishments and numerous cultural
contributions.
The King Bees have performed on
European festival stages, in Mississippi juke joints and several times at
the prestigious Lincoln Center. They
have several internationally acclaimed, award-winning CDs. In the
mid-80’s The King Bees decided to
quit learning blues just from records.
They traveled to the deep-South to
be mentored by blues masters whom
they had always revered. This led to
profound friendships and musical collaborations that thrive to this day.
lesson, I carry a
hooded
chair,
sprayed with Armor All, an extra
large umbrella, Topsiders and tennis
shoes, and a cover-all, rubberized
blanket. I stay as dry as I need to be
to enjoy the amazing lineups that
Penny and Rob put together each
This summer was my first encounter
with Big Ron at a street dance in
downtown Winston Salem. He’s fun,
he’s funny, writes a lot of his own
originals, and can throw down a
shuffle blues to satisfy the most
amped-up dancers, (Oh, you ‘all
wanna dance, do ya....here we go.
That was this summer.)
The fellow sitting right behind me
had travelled up from Ft. Mill, SC
just to see Ron. He and some friends
are planning to hire him for a big
party this fall and he wanted a preview.
Everyone loves what appears to be
his signature song, “For Yourself (Going for Myself ).”
The King Bees took the stage,
along with their long-time friend,
saxophonist Mike Kincaid. As usual,
they threw down that King Bees
sound, along with some new tunes
year.
This year started
with a deluge 30 minutes before showtime.
The only other
shower was about two
and a half hours into
the concert.
I was delighted to
see Big Ron Hunter
opening the show.
Volume 1 No. 33
5
Big Ron Hunter
Dr. Dixon has a
long line of men-
“OK, that was one awesome concert,”
I’ll bet you’d agree. But that wasn’t
tors, idols and inspirations and we
all.
It must have been 1990 when I
heard them roaring
off that stage
last saw Gaye Adegbalola. Saffire, The
Uppity Blues Women, which in-
through his harmonica and vocals.
cluded Gaye, Ann Rabson, and
Earlene Lewis, were all over the air-
Who else still sings
Sonny
Boy
waves at WRDX FM out of Salisbury.
Bill Griffin had reopened the Cast-
Williamson like
Sonny
Boy
aways that summer and decided to
host a blues concert. I had the good
Williamson and
plays harmonica to
fortune to MC Mitch Woods and the
they’ve added to their repertoire --
match?
Muddy Waters, Howlin’ Wolf,
which they always do, one reason
they always sound so fresh.
Lightnin’ Hopkins, Little Walter, Big
Walter, and on and on. Dr. Dixon
Rob called up Dr. Dixon who
proved to be a major surprise and an
brought along a pantheon of great
Bluesmen, especially great Blues
absolute delight.
Dixon grew up in Atlanta. His
harmonicists.
It was a day for surprises and new
Carolina connection began early. Ac-
legends. The folks who cooked pizzas on site had run out of pizza
makin’s last year, long before the concert was over. Their was no way they
were going to let that happen again
this year. We were able to grab those
Hound Dog and the Queen Bee
yummy, made-to-order $7 pizzas all
afternoon.
Rocket 88s, Sally Windhorn, and
Saffire that night. Wow.
Ironing Board Sam was a name
and a couple of songs I’d heard in the
Although I sometimes ran across
Ann Rabson, the late keyboardist
past until New River Blues Festival
2013. When he took to the key-
with Saffire, I never saw them live
again. I was rabid to get hold of their
boards we were instantly mesmerized
by his obvious enjoyment in playing
new CDs, but never again saw them
live (although YouTube is a pretty
cording to him, he was inspired to
and singing songs he’s probably sung
a thousand times. Not just a pro,
good substitute).
Sometime in the 90s I called Ann
buy his first guitar by Drink Small,
the Blues Doctor for South Carolina.
Ironing Board Sam is one of those
evolved beings we are graced with on
once to ask, “Why is there a song
about ‘pissing’ on every album,
Now Larry Dixon is also a Blues
Doctor, playin’ his harmonica with
this planet and its many entertainment stages.
Ann?”
“Well, that’s just something that
that ‘healin’ feelin’.’
6
Dancing On the Edge News
If I stopped right here and said,
Gaye is into right now.”
Gaye’s most striking characteristic.
Although
one
could describe her
behavior and some
of her wild songs as
irreverent, I don’t
think that describes
her at all. Gaye
lives in a world
which anthropologists call ‘liminal’ -
Dr. Larry Dixon - Playin’ with that Healin’ Feelin’
Fair enough. I wasn’t offended,
just curious.
Trayvon Martin’s mother. It wasn’t
written as a condemnation of George
Gaye Adegbalola used to be a
school teacher. I think all three of
Zimmerman, nor did it question the
outcome of the trial. It simply re-
the original Uppity Blues Women
were teachers. I’m not sure about
flected the anguish of Trayvon’s
mama, and any parent who loses a
their one other member, Andra Faye
McIntosh who eventually replaced
child.
It was a Death Letter to Trayvon.
Earlene.
I think it was done as only Gaye
Adegbalola could do it, write it, and
through it teach us to look with
greater empathy upon those who
suffer losses. Loss visits us all too
often and strikes deep regardless of
- that special place between old ways
of being and new ways of being
the circumstances.
We were blessed that day by
where the old rules no longer apply.
From that threshold, Gaye enter-
Gaye, and of course by the King Bees
themselves for putting together an-
tains and teaches.
That day she did it
other fabulous festival.***
powerfully when she
debuted a new song
she’d written, modelled
The Uppity Blues Women put on Son House’s “Death
out eight LP/CDs altogether. The Letter Blues.” If you’ve
last one was in 2009 with “Too Much ever heard House’s song
Butt” one of my absolute favorites by you have a sense of what
them. Maybe I liked it most because we were in for.
Gaye rewrote it from
of its irreverence.
Some think that irreverence is the point of view of
Volume 1 No. 33
7
8
Dancing On the Edge News
Gto
wn - G
astonia Town.
Gtown
Gastonia
The Gtown Sound stretches from
tegration.
deep in the ‘60s with the Spontanes,
The Counts, The Fabulous Flares,
Gtown Sound currently has a release climbing the charts featuring
and Image, formerly Black Image, a
direct
descendent
of
the
former Spontane James Bates on the
vocals. “It’s Just Rhythm and Blues”
Magnificents of Gastonia..
Their Reunion 2011 concert was
might be considered autobiographical for many of the group’s members.
a two-day, sold-out blast. Moreover,
it was an historical meeting of white
The Gtown Sound Band is made
up of six horns in the rhythm sec-
and black bands who had virtually
never played with one another dur-
tion including John Alexander on
alto sax, with a masters in jazz from
ing the 60s. In that regard it was a
unique experience for the fans as well
the University of Miami, John is also
the group’s music director.
as the bands.
The reunion actually started
Then there’s Edward Blair on
tenor sax, formerly with Nantucket
through some annual holiday parties
at Ron Ownby’s home where several
and before that he was one of the
Fabulous Flares and a Count.
for Gtown Sound. There’s also Doug
Burns on lead trumpet, Doug also
plays with the Charlotte Jazz Orchestra.
Jim Monroe is 2 nd trumpet, he
was previously with the Flares, General Johnson and the Chairmen of
the Board, and he also played with
Coming Up Brass.
Tyrone Jefferson plays trombone.
He was a member of James Brown’s
orchestra and the band’s leader. He
still plays occasionally with that
band.
Singers for Gtown Sound include
Marty Wetzell, Judy Miles, and
James Bates (if you grew up with the
of the guys from the band
got together. The 2011
event at the Old Armory
where the dances were
held for Ashley and
Hunter Huss high
schools in the 60s was the
game-changer with two,
sold-out nights that first
weekend.
Since that Reunion,
Ron Ownby has been the
torch bearer of a new collaboration, based in what
happened that weekend
and what Ron believes
sets the stage for the future. The question is,
how good is the intuition
of a guy whose already
lived through a major social paradigm shift such
as the one wrought by inVolume 1 No. 33
Wayne Sigmon plays baritone sax
9
Spontanes you may have expected to find James on guitar. He’s not, he’s now singing the music he loves).
nally with the Counts.
Mark Stallings is the other keyboard player, great on
Also in the rhythm section are guitarist Pat Walters
formerly with the Flares and the Spongetones of Char-
any keyboard, plus the recording engineer and he helps
in the composition and production of their original tunes.
lotte, Brom Sargent--his dad was a Colonel (they called
him Colonel Sargent)--is a bass player formerly with the
Gtown Sound includes four additional singers from
Image: Walter Reid, Tony Reid, Reggie Adams, and
Flares, Scottie Thomas is drummer, he was also with the
Flares and played all over the U.S., touring with bands
Keith Connor.
When Gtown Sound comes to town it’s more like a
from North Carolina to California where he also did a
lot of studio work. On keyboards is Randy Whitesides
50s or 60s Review, like the old Motown tours with multiple acts--just follow the spotlight: there’s the Spontane
the founding member of
the
Original
Singers, then come the Image Singers, then the Spontane
singers join them, and the music NEVER stops.
Spontanes. And
the percussion-
Gtown Sound often includes young artist Caleb
Davis, A Berkeley Music School grad, and 28 year old
ist is Luther
Blair
singer/guitar phenom. Caleb does original arrangements
of Al Green, Marvin Gaye, as well as the Temptations
origi-
and Michael Jackson. He’s a jazz player but, according
to Ron, also plays the hell out of R&B.
Rather than looking for someone to book them,
Gtown Sound likes to create their own events. Although they get bookings, they like to do their
bigger events themselves because they have
a business model in which they can use
three groups and still create an amazingly reasonable ticket price.
Last club they played had
700 seats and they sold them
all in advance. All their
events have been sold out.
Gtown Sound is looking
for other bands and entertainers from the area that
would like to participate
and join with them for a
concert in their community.
Ron Ownby’s original
vision has become a movement, a Rhythm and Blues
Revival. ***
10
Dancing On the Edge News
Christine can also be heard on Modern Rock 98.7 FM
as co-host of the morning show all over Eastern North
Carolina as well as half the duet with Guy Phillips playing several venues in and out of Southport.
She’s also part of a quartet with Albert. ***
Albert Rogers took his bass to The Clubhouse studio
in Rhinebeck, NY where other noteworthies record such
as George Clinton, Dr. John, Hall and Oates, Joan Jett,
Amy Fairchild, Al DiMeola, Marshall Crenshaw, Bootsy
Collins, Linda Ronstadt, Natalie Merchant, and the
Brian Setzer Orchestra, to name a few.
If you’ve ever attended a Coastline Band show and
wished you could hear more of Albert, this is the place
to fulfill your fantasy.
Until you get here, let me titillate you with some of
the selections: there are two Taj Mahals, a John Fogerty,
Van Morrison, Michael McDonald, Wilson Pickett, Gary
Nicholson and Vince Gill, and Bill Withers. Panoramic
range, like the view from Albert’s Southport looking to
where the fishing boats head out to sea.
Albert’s band includes Jim Weider and Randy
Ciarlante from The Band and the Levon Helm Band,
Dan McKinney formerly with the Honky Tonk Gurus,
and Coastline’s Casey Meyer.
Remember Robbie Dupree with “Steal Away” in
1980. He shows another side of his talents on harmonica
on the two Taj Mahal tunes here.
Glen Tippet’s got sax on “I’m Not Tired” and “Tupelo Honey,” Andy King vocalizes on “Sweet Thang,”
providing trumpet on “I’m Not Tired” and “He Drinks
Tequila.”
Speaking of which, Albert is joined by foxy-soundin’
singer, Christine Martinez on this tune. They have as
rollickin’ a good time as Sammy Kershaw and Lorrie
Morgan had the first time around with “....Tequila.”
Good News, we can all stop asking, ‘when is the Band
of Oz putting out another CD?’
Good News # 2: this one is comprised of at least
90% inspiration. Live By Request includes many of their
live performance favorites.
“The Righteous Brothers Medley” may top that list
for many. Others will love the “Chairmen of the Board
Medley,” still others will be glad to find “Hold Back the
Night,” “Heaven Must Be Missing An Angel,” “Back That
Thang Up,” “Rhythm,” and I could just go ahead and
list them all.
There are two others I must mention: “In Between
Disasters” was barely out by Uncle Kracker when the Oz
boys jumped on it, and rightly so.
I think the BOOz and Jerry West must have been
inspired when they laid down the track for “Your Place
or Mine” I certainly loved the original in the early 90s
but Jerry and the fellas have far exceeded that version
with their extended live treatment of a that great dance
song.
Ok, Ok, they were also brilliant for putting “Don’t
Stop Believing” on this CD. That song just seems to be
getting stronger every year. ***
Volume 1 No. 33
11
Stev
ens
tevee Ow
Owens
and SSummer
ummer
time
ummertime
S till H
ittin
ts fr
om
Hittin
ittin’’ the Char
Charts
from
their D
ebut CD o
ear later!
Debut
ovver a yyear
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!
12
Dancing On the Edge News
Rick Strickland’s new CD, Lucky, is packed with
smooth steppers, ballads, and an uptempo stomper or
two like never before.
Although Rick doesn’t appear to be an awards chaser
(he’s always been so humble at the Carolina Beach Music Awards when he wins), but I wonder if he’s considered how many awards this single CD could garner?
This year Rick and his band are once again offering a
special concert for their fans at the Avista hotel at North
Myrtle Beach on Saturday September 14th from 6 to 9
pm, free admission.
There are some very welcome surprises here:
New tunes from:
Craig Woolard, Terri Gore, Danny & the Juniors, Susan Trexler, the Legends of Beach, Jay Proctor, Russell
Thompkins Jr., and the Legendary Dukes.
Jackie Gore and the Original Members returned to
the studio to bring “I Love Beach Music” up to date.
The Royal Drifters most recent chart topper is here as is
Jackie Gore and the Original Members’ “My Love Is Your
Love.”
This CD represents our first encounter with Mitty
and the Followers and the bonus track from the Legendary Dukes. Like it’s namesake, this CD should be
around for quite some time. ***
KHP Music has kicked out another collection destined to make inroads into the charts and on the dance
floors for months to come.
They’ve remixed Angel Rissoff ’s “Fine Wine” -- it’s
hotter and more fun to dance to.
The 4 Jacks’ “Bobcat Woman” is certain to make it
onto any dance floor it encounters. There’s new music
from Rhonda McDaniel, Gary Lowder, the Entertainers, a remix of Danny Woods’ latest, the Martin Davis
Band, Classic Soul, Paul Craver, and Roy C.
Hey, Ron Moody’s back with another R&B tune from
Richmond.
Look for Earl Dawkins and the Entertainers and Gary
Lowder’s “Hold On,” one of my favorite old Santana
tunes. ***
Volume 1 No. 33
13
14
Dancing On the Edge News
Rev
ubba D. Liv
erance & Cor
nhole P
ev.. B
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.
Currently riding the charts with “ Why You
o That?”
Go
Do
o And D
him in her heart--witholding the adoration she deserves, Wanna G
the friendship she desires, and the unrestricted love which
If you don’t know the difference between a soul
should adorn her day and night--he’s left with few choices.
He can stand on stage and sorrowfully sing an old singer and a soulful singer, check out Bubba D.
When a man breaks the heart of the woman who holds
Liverance. (Listen for this: a soul singer sings songs
Mississippi Blues, which she’ll find pathetic.
Or he can admit his errors, suck up his pride, cover it by black artists -- a soulful singer makes you hurt,
in humility, and offer his heart to her to a good Shag beat. laugh, cry, sigh, or feel like you’re gonna die when
That’s the way Reverend Bubba D. Liverance does it, he sings).
singing for all of us from that secret place inside where
honesty and remorse struggle to strike a balance.
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....
***
Volume 1 No. 33
15
The Beach Music Top 40
www.beachshag.com
20
2013
7
22
21
BLURRED LINES
KHP
2013
11
23
22
Thicke, Robin, Pharrell, & T.I.
YOU MADE A BELIEVER OUT OF ME
17
23
Gore, Terri
DON’T RUSH
25
24
Clarkson, Kelly & Vince Gill
19 Recordings
BETWEEN THE DEVIL & THE DEEP BLUE SEA
Espresso Logic
East West
2012
1
HIT AND RUN
Soul Therapy
2
Lowder, Gary
HEY EUGENE
Back in the Day
3
Sea Cruz - Allie, Butch, Dino
I’VE DONE ALL I CAN DO (remix)
KHP 1112
2013
27
Blues Mix 10
4
Potts-Wright, Sheba
SUIT AND TIE
Ecko 2014
2013
10
20/20 Experience
5
Timberlake, Justin
CALL ME
Carolina Shag IV
Back in the Day
4
5
7
RCA
2013
Year
Record Co. & #
2013
I Love Beach Music
Forevermore 5022
2012
1994
9
26
25
Rea, Chris
GETAWAY CAR
27
26
Owens, Steve & Summertime
BABY IT’S YOU
Steve Owens & Summertime
10
KHP 1103
2013
28
27
Lowder, Gary
AMAZINGLY AMAZING
Soul Therapy
8
KHP 1114
2013
30
24
28
Hudson, Lesa
BOULEVARD BOYS
2013
29
Big John and Roger
FALLEN FOR YOU (& I Can’t Get Up)
2013
30
Fantastic Shakers
I LOVE YOU BABE
Beach Music Treasures
KHP 1119
2013
Back in the Day
KHP 1112
2013
23
3
6
15
9
7
Haywood, Heather
ALL I WANNA DO IS DANCE
27
8
8
Too Much Sylvia
TING A LING
My True Story
9
Neville, Aaron
DRIVER, THE
Blue Note
2013
Chicken Bone Alley
10
King Tyrone & Graveyard Ramblers
LOVE CONTRACT
KHP 1109
2011
Musicinthemagiq
11
Musiq Soulchild
IN BETWEEN DISASTERS
Atlantic
2012
17
32
31
McDaniel, Rhonda
HAVE A REAL GOOD TIME
Uncle Kracker
I’M GONNA BE YOUR FRIEND
Midnight Special
Welk Music
2013
12
33
32
Clark, Tim Band
PYRAMID
Strickland, Rick
WHY YOU WANNA GO & DO THAT
Rev Bubba D. Liverance & CHP
Lucky
6
34
33
Craver, Paul
Beach Music Treasures
WHAT BECOMES OF THE BROKEN HEARTED
2013
Wrinkled
6
35
34
Osborne, Joan / Funk Bros.
SUMMER LOVER
35
JTX
IT’S JUST RHYTHM & BLUES
2013
36
G-Town Sound f James Bates
HIGH BLOOD PRESSURE
2013
19
35
6
11
12
20
13
12
19
14
13
19
15
14
17
28
16
10
15
16
Sisbro 2013-1
2013
BPM
(LP or CD)
KB & the Shifters
HE’Z MY BABY
21
Hatman Prodns/KHP 1112
2013
Green Dot
2013
Shearin Park Rec’s
2012
7
6
30
31
Recession Sessions
2013
KHP 1119
2007
Breakfast in Bed
MOST OF ALL
Thomas, B.J. & Keb Mo’
Living Room Sessions, The
HARD SOMETIMES
Cotton, James & Delbert McClinton
2013
Alligator 4954
5
Cotton Mouth Man
LET THE MONKEY RIDE
Hunter, James Six
2013
Concord/Fantasy
3
Minute By Minute
2013
Forevermore Rec’s
3
38
37
‘ Classic Soul
HONKY TONK WOMEN
3
39
38
Martin Davis Band
Beach Music Treasures
FOUR O’CLOCK IN THE MORNING (remix)
KHP 1119
2013
Carolina Shag III
2012
Sisbro 92012
2
40
39
Big Time Party Band w Clifford Curry
SUMMER LOVE
Back in the Day
KHP 1112
2013
Live By Request
2013
KHP 1115
29
40
Entertainers
STRANGE TIMES
Beach Music Treasures
23
KHP 1119
2012
28
18
17
NO ONE COULD EVER TAKE THE PLACE OF YOU
Royal Drifters
19
19
18
CHERRY GROOVE
Bigtime Party Band
14
20
19
YOUR PLACE OR MINE
Band of Oz w/ Jerry West
12
21
20
BEEN AROUND A LONG TIME
McClinton, Delbert
2013
Blind, Crippled & Crazy
Top Picks--Bubbling Under
A LITTLE SEXY’S ALRIGHT
A REALGOOD FEELING
BEST OF YOU, THE
CAROLINA BEACH
HALO OF BLUE
HOT STUFF
LAST KISS LAST LOVE GOODBYE
MISS JODY’S THANG
MONA DON’T YA WANNA
OUGHTA KNOW
PARTY ON MAIN STREET
PARTY TOWN
PLAY BY THE RULES
REDNECK RHYTHM AND BLUES
RED SHOES
RIGHTEOUS BROTHERS MEDLEY
ROAD NEVER ENDS, THE
16
This
Week
17
Last
Week
20
Title
Artist
2
1
See affiliate links at www.beachshag.com
September 7, 2013
Year
Record Co. & #
No. of
weeks
23
BPM
(LP or CD)
This
Week
21
Title
Artist
Last
Week
No. of
weeks
To hear the Top 40 with Fessa John Hook
Dancing On the Edge News
Bowman, Greg
Lowder, Gary
Strickland, Rick
Hooker, James
Strickland, Rick
Barnes, Ronnie
Williams, Joe
Miss Jody
Fox, Rickie
McClinton, Delbert
Holiday Band
Lynn, Kathy
Lauritsen, J. T.
Moody, Ron
DieDra
Band of Oz
Zito, Mike & Delbert McClinton
36
37
2013
Hamilton, Roy
SHE AIN’T WORTH A DIME
SPOOKY
STOP ME BEFORE I LOVE AGAIN
TIL NEXT SUMMER (remix)
WHAT I NEED IS LOVE
WITH THIS RING
YOUNG FASHIONED WAYS
Good Loving
Hatman Prodns/KHP 1110
4 Jacks
Osborne, Joan
Castaways
Jarrell, Steve
Trexler, Susan
Tams
Mojo Blues Band
The Beach Music CD Top 10
13 1 1 LIVE BY REQUEST
Band of Oz
KHP 1115
17 5 2 LUCKY
69 6 3 STEVE OWENS & SUMMERTIME
Strickland, Rick
Owens, Steve & Summertime
Shearin Park Recs
KHP 1103
17 2 4 MINUTE BY MINUTE
1
5 35TH ANNIVERSARY PLUS
Hunter, James Six
Fantastic Shakers
Concord/Fantasy
KHP 1116
20 4 6 BACK IN THE DAY CAFÉ
1
7 BEACH MUSIC TREASURES
various
various
KHP 1112
KHP 1119
20 3 8 CHICKEN BONE ALLEY
20 7 9 SOUL THERAPY
King Tyrone & Graveyard Ramblers KHP 1109
Lowder, Gary
KHP 1114
68 9 10 RECESSION SESSIONS, THE
Reverend Bubba D. Liverance
Put this address in your browser to get their OFFICIAL coupons for their stores in North Carolina,
.frame
war
ehouse.net
South Carolina and Virginia today: http://www
http://www.frame
.framewar
warehouse.net
CHARLOTTE LOCATIONS:
* 4626 SOUTH BLVD
* 5300 E INDEPEND. BLVD
* ARBORETUM at
8206-1300 PROVIDENCE RD
* 725-102 PROVIDENCE RD
* OLDE TOWNE SHOPPING
CENTER at 4100 CARMEL RD
HUNTERSVILLE, NC
* 9815-C SAM FURR RD
CARY, NC
* SHOPPES OF KILDAIRE
1327 KILDAIRE FARM RD
GREENSBORO, NC
* NORTHWEST CENTRE
2817 BATTLEGROUND AVE
GREER, SC
* BRUSHY CREEK SHOPPING
CENTER at 2454 HUDSON RD
COLUMBIA, SC
* VILLAGE AT SANDHILL
130-5 FORUM DR
RICHMOND, VA
* LIBBIE PLACE SHOPPING
CENTER at
5709 WEST BROAD STREET
CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA
* PICTURE PARTS
BARRACKS ROAD SHOPPING
CENTER
Volume 1 No. 33
17
Roadhouse Blues & Boogie Top 40
www.beachshag.com
This
Week
2
1
27
21
23
23
38
31
19
21
19
15
19
15
13
12
13
19
31
27
13
1
4
5
6
3
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
7
8
21
Year
Record Co. & #
SHAG SHUFFLE
Blues ’65
2
Grand, Otis
CRY TO ME
2013
All In
3
Earhardt, Sena
WILD ABOUT YOU BABY
4
Harman, James
I WOULDN’T-A DONE THAT
Independently Blue
5
Robillard, Duke Band
JUKEIN’
Stony Plain 1364
2013
Just for Today
6
Earl, Ronnie & Broadcasters
LIVIN’ THE BLUES
Stony Plain 1363
2012
The Blues Broads
7
Blues Broads, The
BLUES ENOUGH
Blues Enough
8
Hitman Blues Band
88 ANSWERS
9
Charles, Ezra
WAY YOU LOVE ME, THE
2013
Blind Pig 5151
2013
2013
Delta Groove
2013
2013
Days Like This
10
Carolina Shag IV
11
Mojo Blues Band
TRAIN KEPT A ROLLIN’
12
Hanck, Terry
HARD SOMETIMES
Cotton Mouth Man
13
Cotton, James & Delbert McClinton
WHAT’S WRONG
Old School Lover
14
Elmore Jr. & Broomdusters
BEEN AROUND A LONG TIME
15
McClinton, Delbert
IT’S TOO LATE BROTHER
16
Harman, James
FOUR O’CLOCK IN THE MORNING
17
Bigtime Party Band w Clifford Curry
WASN’T MY TIME TO GO
Cotton Mouth Man
18
Cotton, James & Keb Mo
BETTER CLASS OF BUMS
Blues Enough
19
Hitman Blues Band
TOO LATE
Nerus 4490
2013
Black Toppin’
20
Cash Box Kings
OUGHTA KNOW
Blind Pig 5150
2013
RM 1014
2013
2013
BABY PLEASE DON’T TEASE
BAD LUCK
Alligator 4954
2012
2013
2013
Remembering Little Walter
Blind Pig 5154
2013
2013
Grand, Otis
Juke Joints
Earl, Ronnie & Broadcasters
Sharpe, Jill
Cotton, James & Darrel Nulisch
Juke Joints
Omar & the Howlers
Omar & the Howlers
DON’T START ME TALKING
DRY SPELL
Calabash Blues & Boogie Band
Scaggs, Boz
FLAT BLACK AUTOMOBILE
GETTING TO KNOW YOU
Sayers, Hadden
Salgado, Curtis
GOING TO CHICAGO
GREENVILLE SMOKIN’
HAPPY BIRTHDAY BLUES
6
28
12
10
Juke Joints
Elmore Jr. & Broomdusters
Boppin’ Blues Band
24
25
29
30
31
22
23
24
25
26
27
Alligator 4954
2013
HE WAS THERE
HOWLIN’ FOR MY BABY
I DON’T CARE BLUES
IN YOUR BACKYARD
JUBILEE
LAURENE
LET ME LOVE YOU TONIGHT
LOOK-A HERE BABY
MATCHBOX
MEAN OLD MAN
Title
Artist
BPM
(LP or CD)
Year
Record Co. & #
CRAZY MIXED UP WORLD
Harman, James
Remembering Little Walter
RUNNIN’ WITH THE WOLF
Dykes, Omar
Runnin’ With the Wolf
YOU’RE SO FINE
Arnold, Billy
Remembering Little Walter
SIXTY EIGHT YEARS YOUNG
Lee, Bryan
Play One for Me
GOTTA GET OVER
Clapton, Eric
Old Sock
ONE OF THESE MORNINGS
Musselwhite, Charlie
Remembering Little Walter
I’M LEAVIN’ YOU
Dykes, Omar
Runnin’ With the Wolf
2013
Blind Pig 5154
2013
Provogue
2013
Blind Pig 5154
2013
Severn 0059
2013
Surfdog Recs
2013
Blind Pig 5154
2013
Provogue
12
32
28
MY BABE
Remembering Little Walter
Harman, Hummel, Norcia, Arnold, Musselwhite, Baty
10
33
29
ROAD NEVER ENDS, THE
Zito, Mike & Wheel w Delbert McClinton Gone to Texas
6
34
30
FOOL TOO LONG
Little Mike & the Tornadoes
Forgive Me
2013
ElRob 13231
ARETHA (Sing One for Me)
Lee, Bryan
Play One for Me
2013
Severn 0059
BACK DOOR MAN
Dykes, Omar
Runnin’ With the Wolf
FORGIVE ME BABY
Little Mike & the Tornadoes
Forgive Me
I’M THE REASON WHY YOU DRINK
Kane, Candy f Laura Chavez
Coming Out Swingin’
SAINT ON SUNDAY
Cotton, James & Darrel Nulisch
Cotton Mouth Man
MY HOME
Mowery, Hank
Account to Me
LIVE AND LEARN
Earhardt, Sena
All In
FROM THE START
Dee, Jesse w/ Rachael Price
On My Mind, In My Heart
BABY’S GOT A NEW FRIEND
Big Papa & the TCB
Six Pack of Cool
OLD SCHOOL LOVER
Elmore Jr. & Broomdusters
Old School Lover
4
BubblingUnder
BOOGIE MAN
BUILT FOR COMFORT
12
23
21
Sisbro
McClinton, Delbert
BIRD NEST ON THE GROUND
BLUES HAD A BABY
10
22
Nerus 4490
Valori, Linda
YOUNG FASHIONED WAYS
BIG TRAIN, THE
BIG WHITE CADILLAC
12
This
Week
Week
23
BPM
(LP or CD)
No.
of
weeks
Last
Week
No.
of
weeks
Last
September 7, 2013
Title
Artist
4
4
10
19
6
27
34
28
23
35
36
37
38
39
40
20
26
27
28
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
Cotton, James & Darrel Nulisch
Dykes, Omar
2013
Blind Pig 5154
2013
Ruf 1189
2013
Provogue
2013
ElRob 13231
2013
VizzTone SC001
2013
Alligator 4954
2013
Old Pal 102
2013
Blind Pig 5151
2012
Alligator 4952
2013
Inland Blue Recs 1018
2012
RUNNIN’ FROM THE BLUES
RUSH HOUR
Fabulous Thunderbirds
Earl, Ronnie & Broadcasters
Dr. Wu & Friends
Grand, Otis
SEND FOR ME
SHE AIN’T WORTH A DIME
National Debonaires
4 Jacks
Brooks, Danny Band
Robillard, Duke Band
SMOKESTACK LIGHTNING
SNAKE RHYTHM ROCK
Dykes, Omar
Omar & the Howlers
Lee, Bryan
Mississippi Heat
Calabash Blues & Boogie Band
Goudreau, Michael & Boppin’ Blues Band
STAPLED TO THE CHICKEN’S BACK
STROLLIN’ WITH LOWELL AND B.B.
SUGAR COOKIE
SUGAR DITCH
Robillard, Duke Band
Robillard, Duke Band
Adler, Jimmy Band
Omar & the Howlers
MISS YOU
Sugar Blue
NEVER MAKE YOUR MOVE TOO SOON Martens, Jessy & Jan
TEARS LIKE RAIN
TEMPERATURE 110
Fischer’s Blues Support
NO MORE DOGGIN’
THERE IT IS
TOO BAD
Magness, Janiva
Poxon, Andy
Lauritsen, J.T.
Mowery, Hank
TRYING REALLY HARD
WATERMELON TEA
Cash Box Kings
Retro Deluxe
Kane, Candy f Laura Chavez
YOU MADE ME LAUGH
Omar & the Howlers
PLAY BY THE RULES
PRAY FOR A CLOUDY DAY
ROCK ME TO SLEEP
Smith, Holland K.
Omar & the Howlers
Rhodes, Bill & Party Kings
Fessa Hook's Roadhouse Blues and Boogie Top 40 is is compiled from full time listeners, fast dancers, and DJs with the National R&B DJ Association & the Association of
Beach & Shag Club DJs. Hear the Roadhouse Blues and Boogie Show at www.beachshag.com
18
Dancing On the Edge News