Why

Artist: The Cues
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Format: CD
SKU: BCD55102  |  Barcode: 4000127155108

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Description

2008 release, an absolute must-have for doo-wop and vocal group collectors! The Cues recorded the original version of Bill Haley's 'Burn That Candle' and recorded the Hot 100 classic 'Why'. of all the talented vocal groups populating the mid-1950s New York R&B scene, perhaps none were on as many recordings as The Cues even if few outside the industry knew about it. The versatile vocal quintet provided background harmonies for Ruth Brown, LaVern Baker, Ivory Joe Hunter, and Big Joe Turner. Assembled by legendary Atlantic Records A&R man Jesse Stone in 1954, The Cues made a series of 1954-1956 singles under their own name that constitute Why, Bear Family's exhaustive overview of the group's career. 28 tracks.

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Specifications

  • Format
    CD
  • Composers
    Curley Williams, Clyde Otis, Luther Dixon, Horace Ott, Jesse Stone, Joanne White, Winfield Scott, Jimmy Breedlove
  • Label
  • Genre
  • Number of Discs
    1
  • Release Date
    8/5/2008

Tracks

  • 1 Yes Sir
  • 2 Why
  • 3 Crackerjack
  • 4 Burn That Candle
  • 5 Much Obliged
  • 6 Poppa Loves Momma
  • 7 Charlie Brown
  • 8 Crazy, Crazy Party
  • 9 You're on My Mind
  • 10 Ladder
  • 11 Destination 2100 and 65
  • 12 Prince or Pauper
  • 13 Rock'n Roll Mr. Oriole
  • 14 Warm Spot
  • 15 The Girl I Love
  • 16 Oh My Darlin'
  • 17 Killer Diller
  • 18 I Pretend
  • 19 Be My Wife
  • 20 Don't Make Believe
  • 21 Only You
  • 22 I Fell for Your Loving
  • 23 Hot Rotten Soda Pop
  • 24 So Near and Yet So Far
  • 25 Forty 'Leven Dozen Ways
  • 26 Scoochie Scoochie
  • 27 Yes Sir
  • 28 Ol' Man River