Memorial Album

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Johnny Ace's greatest hit, the dirge-like blues ballad "Pledging My Love," will forever be entwined with the shocking story of his death during a game of Russian roulette in Houston on Christmas Eve, 1954. The opening track on Duke's Memorial Album, it sounds--with its stark beat, chiming vibes, and Western-saloon piano--as if it had been sung by a ghost. An original member of Memphis's Beale Streeters, piano man Ace could also do rollicking R&B ("Don't You Know"), but Me

Complete Duke Recordings: Memorial Album

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Ace Of Spades

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Midnight at the Barrelhouse - The Johnny Otis Story Volume 1: 1945-57

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In a career that spans seventy years and embraces several hundred recordings, Johnny Otis has been musician, author, DJ, TV broadcaster, minister, songwriter, bandleader, singer, talent scout and producer and has achieved maximum success with whatever he's turned his hand to.As he approaches his 90th birthday, Ace is delighted to present a two volume CD overview that spans almost 30 of his years as a musical catalyst.The first volume, Midnight At The Barrelhouse, kicks of with prime examples of

Lemonace

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Essential Masters (digital)

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Hot Just Like TNT

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On With the Show - The Johnny Otis Story Volume 2: 1957-1974

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The second part of our two-volume salute to the godfather of Rhythm & Blues picks up from where Midnight In the Barrelhouse left off, covering the years 1959-1976.Johnny found that he was fighting a losing battle as R&B began to get pushed off the charts by early 60s pop and, subsequently, Mersey Beat. But he still made great music whether the public bought it or not, and On With The Show contains many of the most enduring Otis classics in Johnny's massive catalogue, such as Castin' My S

Johnny Otis Show: Vintage 1950's Broadcasts from Los Angeles

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Vintage 1950's Broadcasts from Los Angeles. 31 Tracks which Include a Live Broadcast from the 5/4 Ballroom in Watts Circa 1954 plus Rare and Previously Unissued Cuts.

The Chronological Johnny Ace: 1951-1954

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