I'm Gonna Move to the Outskirts of Town - Louis Jordan, Jacobs, Roy
Ain't Nobody Here But Us Chickens - Louis Jordan, Kramer, Alex
Choo Choo Ch'boogie - Louis Jordan, Darling, Denver
Knock Me a Kiss - Louis Jordan, Jackson, Mike
Caldonia - Louis Jordan, Moore, Fleecie
Let the Good Times Roll (Spo-Dee-O-Dee) - Louis Jordan, Moore, Fleecie
Is You Is or Is You Ain't My Baby? - Louis Jordan, Austin, Billy
Beware, Brother, Beware - Louis Jordan, Adams, Dick
Don't Let the Sun Catch You Crying - Louis Jordan, Greene, Joe
Salt Pork, West Virginia - Louis Jordan, Moore, Fleecie
Run, Joe - Louis Jordan, Jordan, Louis [1]
Early in the Morning - Louis Jordan, Bartley, Dallas
Cat Scratchin' - Louis Jordan, Redford
Rock, Doc! - Louis Jordan, Allman, Michael
Ella Mae - Louis Jordan, Masely
Fire - Louis Jordan, Benton, Brook
Saturday Night Fish Fry - Louis Jordan, Jordan, Louis [1]
The Jamf - Louis Jordan, Jordan, Louis [1]
Got My Mo-Jo Working - Louis Jordan, Foster, Preston [2]
I Hadn't Anyone Till You - Louis Jordan, Noble, Ray
Sweet Lorraine - Louis Jordan, Burwell, Clifford R
The Nearness of You - Louis Jordan, Carmichael, Hoagy
Sunday - Louis Jordan, Cohn, Chester
I've Found My Peace of Mind - Louis Jordan, Crayton, Connie "Pe
A Man Ain't a Man - Louis Jordan, Curtis, Eddie "Tex"
Route 66 - Louis Jordan, Troup, Bobby
The Slop - Louis Jordan, Jordan, Louis [1]
2008 collection of tracks from the famed R&B howler recorded for Mercury Records during the early days of Rock 'N' Roll. The legendary Louis Jordan was as vulnerable as anybody else to changing fashions in the '50s. Lo... more »uis' former manger had founded soon to be major Chicago label Mercury Records, and had the idea of re-recording Louis' greatest songs for the new microgroove album market as this would not only capture a potential new market of youngsters, but recapture older fans who wanted the best of Louis on the new-fangled LP format. The optimism was infectious: Mercury marketed the new recordings in the trade paper ads by billing Jordan as 'The Original Rock And Roller', making an astute reference to his place among the progenitors of R&B and, therefore, Rock 'N' Roll. 28 tracks. Rev-Ola.« less
2008 collection of tracks from the famed R&B howler recorded for Mercury Records during the early days of Rock 'N' Roll. The legendary Louis Jordan was as vulnerable as anybody else to changing fashions in the '50s. Louis' former manger had founded soon to be major Chicago label Mercury Records, and had the idea of re-recording Louis' greatest songs for the new microgroove album market as this would not only capture a potential new market of youngsters, but recapture older fans who wanted the best of Louis on the new-fangled LP format. The optimism was infectious: Mercury marketed the new recordings in the trade paper ads by billing Jordan as 'The Original Rock And Roller', making an astute reference to his place among the progenitors of R&B and, therefore, Rock 'N' Roll. 28 tracks. Rev-Ola.