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Interpret: The Coasters
Titre de l'album: Girls, Girls, Girls - Part 2 (CD)
Genre Rock'n'Roll
Année de publication 2007
Label ROCKIN' RHYTHM
Artikelart CD
EAN: 4000127803566
Poids en kg: 0.1

Coasters, The - Girls, Girls, Girls - Part 2 (CD) CD 1
01	Let's Go To The Dance	The Coasters
02	Ten Days In Jail	The Coasters
03	Don't Stop Now	The Coasters
04	Double Crossin' Baby	The Coasters
05	Riot In Cell Block No 9	The Coasters
06	Framed	The Coasters
07	One Kiss	The Coasters
08	The Hatchet Man	The Coasters
09	Turtle Dovin'	The Coasters
10	One Kiss Led To Another	The Coasters
11	Searchin'	The Coasters
12	Idol With The Golden Head	The Coasters
13	What Is The Secret Of Your Success	The Coasters
14	Yakety Yak	The Coasters
15	The Shadow Knows	The Coasters
16	Hey Sexy	The Coasters
17	Three Cool Cats	The Coasters
18	That Is Rock 'n' Roll	The Coasters
19	Poison Ivy	The Coasters
20	Run Red Sun	The Coasters
21	Wake Me Shake Me	The Coasters
22	Thumbin' A Ride	The Coasters
23	Little Egypt	The Coasters
24	Girls Girls Girls (part 2)	The Coasters
25	(Ain't That) Just Like Me	The Coasters
26	Bad Detective	The Coasters
27	Gee Golly	The Coasters
28	Dance	The Coasters
29	Ladylike	The Coasters
30	Saturday Night Fish Fry	The Coasters
31	Crocodile	The Coasters

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"The Coasters"

The Coasters

Besame Mucho

Even The Coasters, clown princes of rock and roll, were in a spicy Latin mood. That was the doing of their Atco producers, Jerry Leiber and Mike Stoller, who were enjoying much success applying saucy baion rhythms to the output of The Drifters.

After a stellar 1959 that found them crashing the pop Top Ten three times with the Leiber/Stoller comic playlets Charlie Brown (it's on our previous disc), the Western sendup Along Came Jones, and Poison Ivy, The Coasters cooled off in '60. Their top seller, Wake Me, Shake Me, didn't even crack the Top 50. Another 1960 release, the ghetto vignette Shoppin' For Clothes, was credited to Leiber and Stoller but was an uncredited adaptation of Boogaloo and His Gallant Crew's '56 release Clothes Line (Wrap It Up) on L.A.-based Crest Records. Boogaloo was actually its writer, Kent Harris (eventually authorship was credited to all three).

Closest to the doo-wop tradition was their '60 update of Besame Mucho, the 1940 work of Mexican songwriter Consuelo Velazquez (Sunny Skylar added English lyrics; the title translates to Kiss Me Much). Bandleader Jimmy Dorsey had a huge hit with it in 1944; The Ray-O-Vacs' Decca version went to #5 R&B in 1950. The Coasters' update was done February 26, 1960 at Atlantic's New York studios and spread over both sides of a single. Part 1 rides a surging Latin undertow, bass singer Will 'Dub' Jones stepping up for a rare lead turn (an entirely serious one at that). Carl Gardner, Billy Guy, and Cornel Gunter join in for the bridge, and sax master King Curtis unleashes a barrage of yakety licks near the fade. Fans must have been perplexed; Besame Mucho only made a #70 pop impression that spring.

The Coasters never regained their chart domination, though they did have '61 hits with Little Egypt (Ying-Yang) and Part II of Girls, Girls, Girls. They remained on Atco into the mid-'60s, ex-Cadillacs lead Earl Carroll joining in 1961 and Gunter exiting. A move to Columbia's Date label didn't reverse their fading fortunes. A bewildering array of Coasters groups toured the country from the '70s on. Gunter led one, Gardner another, and there were plenty more with no one recognizable at all. Carl fronted his until shortly before his June 12, 2011 death from heart disease. Gunter was shot to death in his car in Las Vegas on February 26, 1990. Diabetes killed Jones on January 16, 2000, and Guy died November 5, 2002.

Great as The Coasters' hitmaking legacy was, Gardner dreamed of a different career. "My regret is that I didn't get to sing the type of tunes that I would like to have sung, such as a lot of pop things," he said. "I would like to have done a lot of pop, like 'Stardust,' 'Mona Lisa,' 'Willow Weep For Me' things. And jazz, scatting, whatever. But it didn't sell. So a person must go where the bread is."

Various - Street Corner Symphonies 1960 Vol.12

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