CD - VA - Sadie's Gentlemen's Club Visit 3

Neue Samplerserie auf ATOMICAT: frivole und außergewöhnliche Songs zwischen Blues, Swing, Twist, Popcorn, Rock'n'Roll und Exotica. Der dritte Besuch, "Taboo" in Sadie's Nachtclub mit 30 Songs. CD im wunderschön gestalteten dreiteiligen Digisleeve. Musik der späten 40er bis in die frühen 60er - Hauptsache, sie passt zum sündigen Flair eines Adult Club und lässt Assoziationen zu rotem Satin und Table Dance aufkommen. Hier sind so unterschiedliche Künstler*innen wie HOWLIN' WOLF, BARBARA MCNAIR, LUCIA MARTIN, THE COASTERS, ELLA FITZGERALD, ROY HAMILTON, THE DEL RIOS, DARLENE LOVE oder BOBBY DAY im Dienst der Sünde versammelt. Heißkalte Exotic Hip Shakers!

Atomicat Records with permission from Sadie the mysterious owner and mistress of The Gentlemen’s Club is making the music played at the venue referred to as The House of Sin available to the public. During Visit 03 – Taboo the thirty songs will take you into another frame of mind.

The album undeniably includes styles associated with our labels Atomicat and Koko Mojo, specifically greasy rhythm and blues and rock 'n' roll, and within the series, we include songs that are more fitting to a late-night rendezvous club. You will encounter and absorb yourself into the genres of; titty-shakers, popcorn, twist, pop, exotica, space-age, swing, and blues. The concept is presented Atomicat style "loud, pulsating and vibrant" and sourced from the years 1947 onwards with most of the sounds being from the mid-1950s music through to 1963.

le rendezvous à la Maison du rouge known as Sadie’s Gentlemen’s Club aka The House of Sin - Visit 03 - Taboo - Atomicat Records (ACCD108) message is you will contract Chills And Fever.

The sexual ambiguities within Visit 03 - Taboo are plain and clear; Duke Jenkins and His Orchestra, Shake It, Howlin' Wolf, Moanin' At Midnight, Ella Fitzgerald, Too Darn Hot, while others refuse an offer of a fling, The Coasters, Sorry But I'm Gonna Have To Pass, and some people are active before they enter the club, Sherman "Blues" Johnson, Back Alley Boogie.

The album’s title Taboo is performed by Sylvie Mora and following her lead are; Don Johnston, The Whipmaster, Santo and Johnny, Slave Girl, and Steve Alaimo, Big Bad Beulah. For fun and frolics, you will get low down and groovy to the sounds of; Bobby Rey and His Orchestra, Blue Mambo, Roy Orbison, Working For The Man, The Four Seasons, Big Girls Don't Cry, Marc Haven and The Aquarians, Hey Senorita, and for the drunken fun, Ted Jarrett (Let's Twist) Slow and Easy.

Every album has thirty recordings remastered Atomic style which is clear, vibrant and the music is carefully collected throughout the series to offer vibrant and diverse sounds from the numerous musical genres. The series is the brainchild of Dee Jay Mark Armstrong and has the expected vibrant Atomic remastered sound from The Studio That Time Forgot, El Paso, Texas, and the package is brought to life with wonderful illustrations from Gito Lima.

Dee Jay Mark Armstrong Bühl, Germany

1. Al Jackson - Let's Drink Some Whiskey (Jackson, Reig) Roost 1950

2. Lucky Millinder and His Orchestra with Sister Rosetta Tharpe - Rock! Daniel (no writer credit) Decca 1941

3. Bobby Sharpe with Hugo Peretti and His Orchestra - Baby Girl Of Mine (Sharpe) Wing 1956

4. Bobby Rey and His Orchestra - Blue Mambo (Freeman) Flair 1954

5. Darlene Love - A Fine, Fine Boy (Spector, Greenwich, Barry) Philles 1963

6. Duke Jenkins and His Orchestra - Shake It (Jenkins) Cobra 1957

7. Don Johnston - The Whipmaster (D & D Johnson) Algonquin 1957

8. Roy Orbison with Bob Moore's Orchestra and Chorus - Working For The Man (Orbison) London 1962

9. Lucia Martin - Big Jim (Scherman) King 1962

10. Howlin' Wolf - Moanin' At Midnight (Germany) Chess 1951

11. Freddie Houston - Chills And Fever (La King) Old Town 1963

12. The Del Rios - Dangerous Lover (Bell) Bet..T 1960

13. Individuals - Jungle Superman (Ward) Show Time 1959

14. Santo and Johnny - Slave Girl (A, J & S, Farina)Canadian American LP 1959

15. Kenny And Moe (The Blues Boys) - I Want To Love You (Ballard, Lucie, Pelham) DeLuxe 1957

16. Scotty Wayne - I'm Gonna Leave (Duncan) Talent Scout 1962

17. Sylvie Mora - Taboo (Lecouna, Stillman) Verve 1960

18. The Four Seasons - Big Girls Don't Cry (Crewe, Gaudio) Vee Jay 1960

19. Barbara McNair - He's A King (Taylor, Truscott) Signature 1960

20. Three Bits Of Rhythm - Root Beer Sizzle Sazzle Sizzle (Kovach, Jackson) Modern 1947

21. Sherman "Blues" Johnson - Back Alley Boogie (Johnson) Nashboro 1951

22. Steve Alaimo - Big Bad Beulah (Stone, Thompson) Checker 1961

23. Marc Haven and The Aquarians - Hey Senorita (Osterhout) Villa-Yore 1961

24. Doug Powell - Big City Walk (Powell) Mercury 1962

25. The Coasters - Sorry But I'm Gonna Have To Pass (Leiber, Stoller)ATCO 1958

26. Roy Hamilton - No Substitute For Love (Cook) Epic 1961

27. Ella Fitzgerald - Too Darn Hot (Porter)Verve LP 1956

28. Ted Jarrett (Let's Twist) - Slow and Easy (Jarrett, Moss) Spar 1962

29. Sammy Fitzhugh and His Moroccan's - Sadie Mae (Fitzhugh, Bishop) Poplar 1959

30. Bobby Day - King's Highway (Cooper) Rendezvous 1961