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Wayne Raney
That Real Hot Boogie Boy: The King Anthology
Genres: Country, Jazz, Pop

Track Listings (25) - Disc #1
1. Fox Chase
2. Fast Train Through Arkansas
3. Jole Blons Ghost
4. Jack And Jill Boogie
5. Dont Know Why
6. Lost John Boogie
7. Lonesome Wind Blues
8. Why Dont You Haul Off And Love Me
9. Del Rio Boogie
10. Red Ball To Natchez
11. Im Square Dab From The Country (And The Countrys Still In Me
12. Pardon My Whiskers
13. I Feel A Streak Of Love Coming On
14. I Aint Nothin But A Tom Cats Kitten
15. If Youve Got The Money Ive Got The Time
16. Real Hot Boogie
17. I Had My Fingers Crossed
18. You Better Treat Your Man Right
19. Blues At My Door
20. Catfish Baby
21. Undertakin Daddy
22. When They Let The Hammer Down
23. The Childs Side Of Life
24. Adam Come And Get Your Rib
25. Undertakin Daddy (Previously Unissued And Undubbed Version)

CD Details

All Artists: Wayne Raney
Title: That Real Hot Boogie Boy: The King Anthology
Members Wishing: 0
Total Copies: 0
Label: Ace Records UK
Release Date: 12/27/2004
Album Type: Import
Genres: Country, Jazz, Pop
Style:
Number of Discs: 1
SwapaCD Credits: 1
UPCs: 029667185721, 766489454825

Synopsis

Album Description

Closely associated with fellow King Records artists the Delmore Brothers (who themselves feature in the vocal and instrumental backup of more than half of these recordings), Wayne Raney was one of the label's premier hillbilly talents in the early post-WWII years. Sure to appeal not only to the hillbilly hardcore collector, but also to those rockabilly fans who increasingly take an interest in that music's roots. 25 tracks. Ace Records. 2002.

CD Reviews

Hot Harmonica!!

Kevin Fontenot | New Orleans, LA United States | 04/01/2003

(4 out of 5 stars)

"Here's a nice reissue of an important Country boogie artist. Not only is Waney's playing and singing enjoyable, check out the sidemen on these King recordings, including the Delmore Brothers and Merle Travis. Nice notes are included as well. This hot post-War hillbilly music and deserves a place in all country collections."