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Ella Mae Morse - Ella Mae Morse - The Beyond Essential (2010)

Ella Mae Morse - Ella Mae Morse - The Beyond Essential (2010)

BAND/ARTIST: Ella Mae Morse

  • Title: Ella Mae Morse - The Beyond Essential
  • Year Of Release: 2010
  • Label: AMB
  • Genre: Jazz, Blues, Oldies
  • Quality: Mp3 320 / Flac (tracks)
  • Total Time: 01:24:31
  • Total Size: 206/238 Mb
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Tracklist:

01. Money Honey 2:37
02. Have Mercy Baby 2:16
03. Rock Me All Night Long 2:26
04. Daddy Daddy 2:39
05. The House of Blue Lights 2:52
06. 5-10-15 Hours 2:31
07. Teardrops from My Eyes 2:55
08. How Can You Leave a Man Like This 2:45
09. Lovey Dovey 2:43
10. Get Off It and Go 2:21
11. Okie Boogie 19970701 2:15
12. False Hearted Girl 2:16
13. Greyhound 2:20
14. Jump Back Honey 2:05
15. A Little Further Down the Road a Piece 2:29
16. Bouncin' Ball 2:30
17. Big Mamou 2:23
18. Forty Cups of Coffee 2:52
19. Give a Little Time to Your Lover 2:06
20. The Blacksmith Blues 3:01
21. Won't You Listen to Me Baby 2:06
22. Okie Boogie 2:28
23. Smack Dab in the Middle 2:33
24. Yes, Yes I Do 2:18
25. Razzle Dazzle 2:46
26. Ain't That a Shame 2:24
27. Piddily Patter Patter 2:09
28. Seventeen 2:19
29. When Boy Kiss Girl 1:59
30. Give Me Love 2:23
31. Rockin' and Rollin' 2:23
32. Rock and Roll Wedding 2:32
33. Cow-Cow Boogie 3:14
34. Mr. Anthony's Blues 2:33

One of the most talented and overlooked vocalists of the '40s, Ella Mae Morse blended jazz, country, pop, and R&B; at times she came remarkably close to what would become known as rock & roll. When she wasn't yet 14, Morse had her first taste of the big time, when Jimmy Dorsey's band came to Dallas for a stay at the Adolphus Hotel and she called for an audition. Unbeknownst to her, the band needed a new female vocalist. Believing that Morse was indeed 19, as she and her mother claimed, Dorsey hired her. When he received a letter from the school board declaring that he was responsible for Morse's care, Dorsey fired her. Morse joined former Dorsey pianist Freddie Slack's band in 1942; she was only 17 when they cut "Cow Cow Boogie," which became Capitol Records' first gold single. The following year, Morse began recording solo. Although her records were consistently solid and sold fairly well, Morse never obtained a huge following. She retired from recording in 1957, and died of respiratory failure on October 16, 1999.



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  • mufty77
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