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Carl Mann - Carl Rocks [Import]

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Format: CD
Catalog: BCD16684
Rel. Date: 06/09/2016
UPC: 4000127166845

Carl Rocks [Import]
Artist: Carl Mann
Format: CD
New: In Stock $21.00
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Formats and Editions

DISC: 1

1. Mona Lisa
2. South of the Border
3. Rockin' Love (Master)
4. Eddie Bush: Hey, Baby Doll
5. I'm Coming Home
6. Some Enchanted Evening
7. Pretend
8. Island of Love
9. Look At That Moon
10. Ain't Got No Home
11. If I Ever Needed You
12. Wayward Wind, The
13. When I Grow To Old Too Dream - (alternate take)
14. Mona Lisa
15. Kansas City - (alternate take)
16. Take These Chains From My Heart - (alternate take)
17. Rockin Love
18. Too Young
19. Blueberry Hill
20. Stop the World and Let Me Off - (alternate take)
21. South of the Border
22. Because of You
23. Ubangi Stomp
24. Ain't You Got No Lovin' For Me
25. I'm Walking the Dog
26. Ain't Got No Home
27. Baby I Don't Care - (alternate take)
28. Mountain Dew
29. Foolish One
30. Walkin' and Thinkin'
31. Gonna Rock and Roll Tonight
32. Satellite #2
33. Rockin' Love
34. Old Lonesome Time
35. Mona Lisa

More Info:

Contains the best of Carl Mann's rockin' Sun sides and more, replacing the out-of-print box set formerly issued by Bear Family! Contains both early demo and alternate take versions, as well as the original 45 of Carl Mann's greatest hit, Mona Lisa. Features three versions of the highly collectable Rockin Love, including the original Jaxon single. Showcases the spectacular electric guitar work of legendary musician Eddie Bush. Contains Carl Mann's most effective Philips International single, the Charlie Rich rocker I'm Coming Home, copied note-for-note by Elvis on his very next LP Includes newly esearched biography, discography and vintage photos. Carl Mann grew up just down the road from Memphis, where the rockabilly revolution was taking place during the mid-1950s. By the time Carl Mann got to Sun Records, as part of a group that included drummer W. S. Holland, most of Sun's reputation was already firmly in place. The tapes of Mona Lisa, Carl Mann's biggest hit record, sat unissued in the Sun studio where they might have remained if Conway Twitty had not flipped over them in early 1959 and produced a cover version at his next recording session. With Conway Twitty's record of Mona Lisa starting to chart, Sun was forced to release their own original version by Carl Mann. Mona Lisa became a Top 20 record in the summer of 1959, spending 16 weeks on the 'Billboard' charts. Carl Mann was far more than a 'one hit wonder.' This CD offers a detailed look at the surprisingly powerful body of work Carl Mann recorded during a relatively brief period of time. Although unfairly cast into the role of 'rockin' up the standards, Carl Mann had a lot more to say musically than uptempo versions of Nat Cole hits (Mona Lisa had been a # 1 hit by Nat Cole in 1950). The best of Carl Mann's work is on display on this fine disc
        
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