Boogie Woogie Gals (2015)
BAND/ARTIST: Stompin' The Boogie, Madonna's Boogie, Palmer's Boogie, Central Avenue Boogie, Bongo Boogie
- Title: Boogie Woogie Gals
- Year Of Release: 2015
- Label: JSP Records
- Genre: Blues, Boogie Woogie
- Quality: flac lossless (tracks)
- Total Time: 02:13:20
- Total Size: 333 mb
- WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist
CD1
01 Hadda Brooks - Stompin' The Boogie (2:19)
02 Viola Watkins - Boogie Woogie On A Saturday Night (2:20)
03 Gladys Bentley - Boogie'n My Woogie (2:32)
04 Madonna Martin - Madonna's Boogie (2:47)
05 Lil Armstorng - Joogie Boogie (2:46)
06 Bertice Reading - Beantown Boogie (2:44)
07 Gladys Palmer - Palmer's Boogie (2:38)
08 Sarah Fatwoman Dean - I Got Your Boogie (2:13)
09 Nellie Lutcher - Lake Charles Boogie (2:35)
10 Cleo Brown - Cleo's Boogie (2:44)
11 Helen Humes - Central Avenue Boogie (2:37)
12 Betty Jean Washington - Elevator Boogie (2:35)
13 Martha Davis - Player Piano Boogie (2:32)
14 Big Mama Thornton - Mischievous Boogie (2:31)
15 Winifred Atwell - Cross Hands Boogie (2:13)
16 Anisteen Allen - Bongo Boogie (2:37)
17 Dorothy Donegan - Schubert's Boogie (2:33)
18 Wini Beaty - Early Morning Boogie (2:52)
19 Georgia White - Territory Blues (2:23)
20 Merline Johnson - Want To Boogie Some More (2:45)
21 Thema Grace - Cow Cow Boogie (3:28)
22 Mary Lou Williams - Hesitation Boogie (2:41)
23 Hadda Brooks - Brooks' Boogie (2:49)
24 Honey Lee - Piney's Boogie Woogie (2:43)
25 Edna Mc Raney - Edna's Boogie (2:06)
CD2
01 Mildred Anderson - Doin' The Boogie Woogie (2:48)
02 Vivian Greene - Red Light (2:55)
03 Hazel Scott - A Rainy Night In G (3:00)
04 Marylin Scott - Beer Bottle Boogie (2:45)
05 Betty Hall Jones - Learn To Boogie (2:41)
06 Camille Howard - The Boogie And The Blues (2:12)
07 Tina Dixon - Parrot Bar Boogie (3:09)
08 Mata Ray - Boogie #1 (2:46)
09 Jeanette Baker - Rock-A-Boogie (2:46)
10 Cathy Cooper - Alimony Boogie (3:07)
11 Ella Mae Morse - The House Of Blue Light (2:49)
12 Paula Watson - Paula's Nightmare (2:37)
13 Unknown Artist - I Wonder Who's Boogeying My Woogie Now (2:31)
14 Frantic Faye Thomas - I'm In Town (2:26)
15 Frantic Faye Thomas - Faye's Boogie (2:31)
16 Anna Mae Winburn - Central Avenue Boogie (2:03)
17 Lil Palmore - Lil's Caldonia Boogie (2:06)
18 Violet Hall - He's An Ivory Beating Baby (On The Baby Grand) (2:23)
19 Cleo Brown - Roll It Boogie (2:45)
20 Ginger Smock - Ginger's Boogie (2:20)
21 Nora Lee King - Cannon Ball (2:41)
22 Mary Depina - Boogie Woogie Man (2:38)
23 Eunice Davis - Rock Little Daddy (2:29)
24 Dee (Devonia) Williams - Dee's Boogie (2:38)
25 Mary Lou Williams - Boogie Woogie Cocktail (2:10)
The word boogie dates to the 14th century. "Bugge" meant phantom or ghost. A similar word, "booger" may originate in West Africa - the Mandingo word "bug" was associated with a fast drumbeat in the performance of voodoo music. Somehow the two words converged.
"Booger" was applied to a form of piano rag which evolved into boogie-woogie. At some time the word 'boogie' became a euphemism for sex. "Boogie-woogie" music was now a form of barrelhouse piano and a vocal expression of sexual prowess.
Boogie-woogie traveled out from the south, finding strongholds in Kansas City, Chicago and St. Louis. Jimmy Yancey, Meade Lux Lewis, Jabbo Williams and Pete Johnson all helped spread the faith.
Cleo (Cleopatra) Brown was one of the first recorded female boogie-woogie pianists/singers. She learned boogie from her brother Everett. Her popular Cleo's Boogie is included here.
Also important was Mary Lou Williams, the most significant female jazz artist during the 1930s. She joined Andy Kirk's band, as pianist and arranger. She also wrote for Goodman, Hines, Armstrong and Ellington. With Kirk she waxed Boogie Woogie Cocktail, one of the most skilfully created boogies ever recorded.
Also included are "The Queen of Boogie," Hadda Brooks, Hazel Scott, Martha Davis, Lil Armstrong Hardin, Beryl Booker, Sarah McLawler and Anna Mae Woodburn. These women and the many others featured proved, once again, the old adage that to succeed women have to be twice as good? Not content with that - they provided a large slice of glamour as well.
CD1
01 Hadda Brooks - Stompin' The Boogie (2:19)
02 Viola Watkins - Boogie Woogie On A Saturday Night (2:20)
03 Gladys Bentley - Boogie'n My Woogie (2:32)
04 Madonna Martin - Madonna's Boogie (2:47)
05 Lil Armstorng - Joogie Boogie (2:46)
06 Bertice Reading - Beantown Boogie (2:44)
07 Gladys Palmer - Palmer's Boogie (2:38)
08 Sarah Fatwoman Dean - I Got Your Boogie (2:13)
09 Nellie Lutcher - Lake Charles Boogie (2:35)
10 Cleo Brown - Cleo's Boogie (2:44)
11 Helen Humes - Central Avenue Boogie (2:37)
12 Betty Jean Washington - Elevator Boogie (2:35)
13 Martha Davis - Player Piano Boogie (2:32)
14 Big Mama Thornton - Mischievous Boogie (2:31)
15 Winifred Atwell - Cross Hands Boogie (2:13)
16 Anisteen Allen - Bongo Boogie (2:37)
17 Dorothy Donegan - Schubert's Boogie (2:33)
18 Wini Beaty - Early Morning Boogie (2:52)
19 Georgia White - Territory Blues (2:23)
20 Merline Johnson - Want To Boogie Some More (2:45)
21 Thema Grace - Cow Cow Boogie (3:28)
22 Mary Lou Williams - Hesitation Boogie (2:41)
23 Hadda Brooks - Brooks' Boogie (2:49)
24 Honey Lee - Piney's Boogie Woogie (2:43)
25 Edna Mc Raney - Edna's Boogie (2:06)
CD2
01 Mildred Anderson - Doin' The Boogie Woogie (2:48)
02 Vivian Greene - Red Light (2:55)
03 Hazel Scott - A Rainy Night In G (3:00)
04 Marylin Scott - Beer Bottle Boogie (2:45)
05 Betty Hall Jones - Learn To Boogie (2:41)
06 Camille Howard - The Boogie And The Blues (2:12)
07 Tina Dixon - Parrot Bar Boogie (3:09)
08 Mata Ray - Boogie #1 (2:46)
09 Jeanette Baker - Rock-A-Boogie (2:46)
10 Cathy Cooper - Alimony Boogie (3:07)
11 Ella Mae Morse - The House Of Blue Light (2:49)
12 Paula Watson - Paula's Nightmare (2:37)
13 Unknown Artist - I Wonder Who's Boogeying My Woogie Now (2:31)
14 Frantic Faye Thomas - I'm In Town (2:26)
15 Frantic Faye Thomas - Faye's Boogie (2:31)
16 Anna Mae Winburn - Central Avenue Boogie (2:03)
17 Lil Palmore - Lil's Caldonia Boogie (2:06)
18 Violet Hall - He's An Ivory Beating Baby (On The Baby Grand) (2:23)
19 Cleo Brown - Roll It Boogie (2:45)
20 Ginger Smock - Ginger's Boogie (2:20)
21 Nora Lee King - Cannon Ball (2:41)
22 Mary Depina - Boogie Woogie Man (2:38)
23 Eunice Davis - Rock Little Daddy (2:29)
24 Dee (Devonia) Williams - Dee's Boogie (2:38)
25 Mary Lou Williams - Boogie Woogie Cocktail (2:10)
The word boogie dates to the 14th century. "Bugge" meant phantom or ghost. A similar word, "booger" may originate in West Africa - the Mandingo word "bug" was associated with a fast drumbeat in the performance of voodoo music. Somehow the two words converged.
"Booger" was applied to a form of piano rag which evolved into boogie-woogie. At some time the word 'boogie' became a euphemism for sex. "Boogie-woogie" music was now a form of barrelhouse piano and a vocal expression of sexual prowess.
Boogie-woogie traveled out from the south, finding strongholds in Kansas City, Chicago and St. Louis. Jimmy Yancey, Meade Lux Lewis, Jabbo Williams and Pete Johnson all helped spread the faith.
Cleo (Cleopatra) Brown was one of the first recorded female boogie-woogie pianists/singers. She learned boogie from her brother Everett. Her popular Cleo's Boogie is included here.
Also important was Mary Lou Williams, the most significant female jazz artist during the 1930s. She joined Andy Kirk's band, as pianist and arranger. She also wrote for Goodman, Hines, Armstrong and Ellington. With Kirk she waxed Boogie Woogie Cocktail, one of the most skilfully created boogies ever recorded.
Also included are "The Queen of Boogie," Hadda Brooks, Hazel Scott, Martha Davis, Lil Armstrong Hardin, Beryl Booker, Sarah McLawler and Anna Mae Woodburn. These women and the many others featured proved, once again, the old adage that to succeed women have to be twice as good? Not content with that - they provided a large slice of glamour as well.
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