Scotty Mckay Scotty McKay Rocks (CD)
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Scotty Mckay: Scotty McKay Rocks (CD)
1-CD avec livret de 32 pages, 32 titres. Durée totale de lecture d'environ 79 minutes.
- Pour cette compilation, Bear Family a rassemblé tous les rockers de Scotty McKay des années 1956-1967.
- Pendant cette période, il est sorti sur Event, Swan, Lawn, Ace, Squire, Philips, Capri, Savannah Sound et Falcon.
- Scotty a été membre des Blue Caps de Gene Vincent pendant un certain temps et s'est produit avec cette formation au Ed Sullivan Show le 17 novembre 1957 !
- Entre 1959 et 1962, Scotty McKay est le chanteur de Tommy & The Tom Toms, dont les rockeurs ne sont pas encore sortis à cette époque.
- Et il a enregistré quelques chansons sous son vrai nom Max K. Lipscomb.
- Livret complet avec biographie et informations complémentaires par Bill Dahl.
En tant que rocker authentique et chanteur principal convaincant, Scotty McKay appartient cependant à ce groupe de maîtres authentiques du genre qui méritait de faire grand, mais qui a surtout fait d'excellents enregistrements dans l'ombre des grands noms et s'est produit régulièrement.
Nous pensons que Scotty McKay fait tout simplement partie de notre série unique ROCKS !
Pour la première compilation complète, Bear Family a réuni tous ses rockers des années 1959 à 1966. Des enregistrements qui ont été réalisés pour des labels comme Event, Swan, Lawn, Ace, Squire, Philips, Capri, Savannah Sound et Falcon. Beaucoup de ces titres sont ici publiés sur CD pour la première fois ! En plus de ses propres rockers (et de ceux qui portent son nom de naissance Max K. Lipscomb), McKay a été chanteur avec Tommy & The Tom Toms entre 1959 et 1962, mais leurs enregistrements de rock n'ont pas été publiés initialement sous forme de singles ou de LP.
Le livre d'accompagnement a été écrit par notre expert de Chicago, Bill Dahl. Chez Bear Family, nous en sommes absolument sûrs : les rockers de Scotty McKay comme Evenin' Time', Midnight Cryin' Time, Baby Let's Play House, Don't Wait et bien d'autres vous épateront certainement !
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Interpret: Scotty Mckay
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Titre de l'album: Scotty McKay Rocks (CD)
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Genre Rock'n'Roll
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Label Bear Family Records
- Preiscode AR
- Edition 2 Deluxe Edition
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EAN: 5397102175190
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01 | Rollin' Dynamite | Scotty Mckay |
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02 | Baby Let's Play House | Tommy & The Tom Toms |
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03 | The Girl Next Door | Scotty Mckay |
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04 | Bad Times (Acetate) | Scotty Mckay |
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05 | I've Got My Eyes On You | Scotty Mckay |
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06 | You're So Square | Scotty Mckay |
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07 | I've Been Thinkin' | Scotty Mckay |
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08 | Little Miss Blue | Scotty Mckay |
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09 | Be-Bop-A-Lula | Scotty Mckay |
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10 | Let It Rock | Scotty Mckay |
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11 | Evening Time (Acetate) | Scotty Mckay |
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12 | Midnight Cryin' Time | Scotty Mckay |
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13 | Somebody Help Me | Tommy & The Tom Toms |
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14 | Don't Wait (Key C) (Acetate) | Scotty Mckay |
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15 | Oh Boy | Tommy & The Tom Toms |
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16 | Roberta | Scotty Mckay |
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17 | Rollin' Danny (Acetate) | Scotty Mckay |
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18 | So Tough | Tommy & The Tom Toms |
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19 | Pull Down The Sky | Scotty Mckay |
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20 | Who Do You Love | Scotty Mckay |
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21 | All Around The World | Scotty Mckay |
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22 | Waikiki Beach | Scotty Mckay |
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23 | Cry Me A River (Acetate) | Scotty Mckay |
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24 | Little Lump Of Sugar | Scotty Mckay |
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25 | Sea Cruise | Scotty Mckay |
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26 | You Can't Catch Me | Tommy & The Tom Toms |
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27 | Dixie Doodle Dandy | Scotty Mckay |
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28 | Jambalaya | Tommy & The Tom Toms |
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29 | Evenin' Time | Scotty Mckay |
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30 | The Train Kept-A-Rollin' | Scotty McKay Quintet |
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31 | Don't Wait (Key F) (Acetate) | Scotty Mckay |
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32 | It's Too Late | Tommy & The Tom Toms |
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Scotty McKay
At some point around mid 1957, Max Lipscomb joined Gene Vincent's Blue Caps, later insisting that he was seventeen at the time. He played piano on 'Gene Vincent Rocks and the Blue Caps Roll,' hung around for a tour or two, and appeared with Vincent on 'The Ed Sullivan Show.' In truth, Lipscomb wasn't much of a pianist and only took the role because Vincent had decided on the spur of the moment that he needed a piano in his line-up. Lipscomb later returned to the Blue Caps as a vocalist and sometime bassist and guitarist during the band's last hurrah. By all accounts, Lipscomb was born in Dallas in 1937, which would make him twenty when signed on with Vincent, not seventeen. The only major piece about him, 'And They Gave Me Oklahoma and Tennessee' by Bob Dunham ('New Kommotion' #12) doesn't dwell on the early years. When the Blue Caps folded, Lipscomb and fellow Blue Cap Grady Owen took a bus to New York, and looked up Frank Slay and Bob Crewe, who were in surreptitious partnerships with Dick Clark.
Slay and Crewe agreed to record Lipscomb, and apparently Clark insisted on the name-change to Scotty McKay. "I cut a song called 'Rollin' Dynamite' for Parkway Records," McKay told Dunham. "A pretty nice record, a territorial hit. My record was very rock 'n' roll. The rockin' rollin'est. Never have I rocked and rolled like that. The Rays, who did 'Silhouettes,' sang background on it." The composer credit on Rollin' Dynamite was 'Jo Ann Owen' (presumably Grady Owen sidestepping a prior contract). The Rays were produced by Slay and Crewe for XYZ and Cameo Records, and Slay/Crewe came to Boston to negotiate with Freddy Cannon, which might account for their contact with Cecil Steen. It would have been very strange for Parkway, then riding Chubby Checker's first hit, The Class, to lease a record to a smaller label, but unless Slay and Crewe indeed made contact with Steen in Boston, it's hard to account for Event's role in what was otherwise a New York/Philadelphia session. Both songs were recorded in New York and published by Conley Music in Philadelphia. Al Hawkes has no recollection other than that it was Cecil Steen's deal.
The release dates reported in 'Billboard' tend to support the assumption that the Event record came first (May 1959), followed by the Parkway record two months later, so the likeliest scenario is that Slay and Crewe sold the record to Event, and, when it started to get a little action, pressured Steen to let them lease it to Parkway. McKay auditioned for a Dick Clark tour, but told Dunham, "We were a Ronnie Hawkins type band, except more southern than Hawkins," and Clark didn't like "Southern" at all. There was one more single on Swan Records (another label in which Clark held an interest), and then it was back to Texas on the bus. The story from that point is one of missed opportunities, bad breaks, and brushes with rich and famous as the labels grew ever smaller. He was on Lawn, Ace, Squire, Desk, Falcon, Charay, Pompeii, and quite a few others.
In 1963, he produced and co-wrote a Top 50 hit, Kirby St. Romain's Summer's Comin', but was soon embracing the British Invasion with the same fervor with which he'd once embraced rock 'n' roll. He toured the US with the Yardbirds, and they brought him back to England for a one single deal with Columbia (UK). Soon after that, McKay recorded The Train Kept A Rolling, which he'd learned from the Yardbirds. His version was rumored to have Jimmy Page on guitar, although the revelation that it was Blair Smith reduced its value quite considerably. McKay wasn't doing well when Dunham spoke to him in 1972 (he was a local promo man for UA Records), but was still hoping for the big deal. His later years were spent dabbling in Christian music. A heart attack claimed him on March 17, 1991.
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This is fascinating as it is rocking, the sleeve notes are extensive, this release is a tremendous tribute to the career of an unsung artist tragically dead at the age of 50
This is fascinating as it is rocking, the sleeve notes are extensive, this release is a tremendous tribute to the career of an unsung artist tragically dead at the age of 50. Delve deeply into this and meet Scotty McKay, you'll be glad you did
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Scotty never forget
Top compilation!
A long overdue release at all and a fantastic add to 'The Greatest Rock & Roll series' ever! Thanks for this tremendous CD! Scotty McKay was a real wild man!
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