10 CD *50ies Swing Fifties* ELVIS PRESLEY Johnny Cash..

50's

*200 Originals from the Swinging Fifties*

10 CD Set

neu und originalverschweisst !!!

Johnny Cash * Tab Hunter * Doris Day
Elvis Presley * The Platters * Dean Martin
Fats Domino * Harry Belafonte * Marilyn Monroe

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Inhalt

CD 1

  1. Dean Martin – Memories Are Made Of This (Gilkyson/Dehr/Miller) 1955 (# 1)

  2. Tab Hunter – Young Love (Carty/Joyner) 1957 (# 1)

  3. Robin Luke – Susie Darlin´ (Luke) 1958 (# 5)

  4. Doris Day – A Guy Is A Guy (Brand) 1952 (# 4)

  5. Domenico Modugno – Nel Blu Di Pinto Di Blu (Volare) (Modugno/Migliacci) 1958 (# 1)

  6. Johnnie Ray – Just Walking In The Rain (Bragg/Riley) 1956 (# 2)

  7. Elvis Presley – Love Me Tender (Matson/Presley) 1956 (# 1)

  8. Pat Boone – Ain´t That A Shame (Domino/Bartholomew) 1955 (# 2)

  9. Neil Sedaka – Oh Carol (Sedaka/Greenfield) 1959 (# 9)

10. Ames Brothers – The Naughty Lady Of Shady Lane (Tepper/Bennett) 1954 (# 3)

11. The Platters – Twilight Time (Dunn/Nevins/Ram/Thomas) 1958 (#1)

12. Jim Reeves – He´ll Have To Go (Allison/Allison) 1958 (# 2)

13. Ricky Nelson – Never Be Anyone Else But You (Knight) 1959 (# 6)

14. Teresa Brewer – Music Music Music (Baum/Weiss) 1950 (# 1)

15. Guy Mitchell – Heartaches By The Number (Howard) 1959 (# 1)

16. The McGuire Sisters – Sugartime (Echols/Phillips) 1957 (# 5)

17. Perry Como – Hot Diggity (Manning/Hoffman) 1956 (# 2)

18. Les Paul & Mary Ford – Vaya Con Dios (James/Pepper/Russell) 1953 (# 1)

19. The Weavers – Goodnight Irene (Ledbetter/Lomax) 1950 (# 1)

20. Gogi Grant – The Wayward Wind (Lebowsky/Newman) 1956 (# 1)

CD 2

  1. Debbie Reynolds – Tammy (Livinston/Evans) 1957 (# 1)

  2. Elvis Presley – Paralyzed (Blackwell/Presley) 1956 (# 59)

  3. Perry Como – Don´t Let The Stars Get In Your Eyes (Willet) 1952 (# 1)

  4. Pat Boone – I´ll Be Home (Lewis/Washington) 1956 (# 5)

  5. The Browns – The Three Bells (Reisfeld/Villard) 1959 (# 1)

  6. Marty Robbins – A White Sport Coat (Robbins) 1957 (# 3)

  7. Rosemary Clooney – This Ole House (Hamblen) 1954 (# 1)

  8. Terry Gilkyson & The Easy Riders – Marianne (Gilkyson/Dehr/Miller) 1956 (# 5)

  9. Dean Martin – Angel Baby (Michael) 1958 (# 30)

10. Ivory Joe Hunter – I Almost Lost My Mind (Hunter) 1950 (# 1)

11. Perez Prado – Why Wait (Prado) 1958 (# -)

12. Doris Day – Que Sera Sera (Livingston/Evans) 1956 (# 2)

13. The Fleetwoods – Come Softly To Me (Christopher/Allis/Troxel) 1959 (# 1)

14. Frankie Laine – Answer Me (Rauch/Winkler) 1953 (# 1)

15. Jim Reeves – Four Walls (Campbell/Moore) 1957 (# 12)

16. Teresa Brewer - ´Til I Waltz Again With You (Prosen) 1952 (# 1)

17. The Platters – Only You (Ram/Rand) 1955 (# 5)

18. Art & Dottie Todd – Chanson D´Amour (Shanklin) 1958 (# 13)

19. Rocco Granata – Marina (Granata) 1959 (# 31)

20. Les Paul & Mary Ford – Mockingbird Hill (Horton) 1951 (# 3)

CD 3

  1. Perry Como – Papa Loves Mambo (Hoffmann/Manning/Reickner) 1954 (# 4)

  2. Pat Boone – Don´t Forbid Me (Singleton) 1956 (# 1)

  3. Mitch Miller & The Gang – The Yellow Rose Of Texas (George) 1955 (# 1)

  4. Andy Williams – Butterfly (Lowe/Mann) 1957 (# 1)

  5. Marty Robbins – The Story Of My Life (Bacharach/David) 1957 (# 30)

  6. Lloyd Price – Personality (Price/Logan) 1959 (# 2)

  7. Patti Page – Tennessee Waltz (Stewart/King) 1950 (# 1)

  8. Elvis Presley – Loving You (Leiber/Stoller) 1957 (# 28)

  9. Bing Crosby & Grace Kelly – True Love (Porter) 1956 (# 4)

10. Archie Bleyer – Hernando´s Hideaway (Adler/Ross) 1954 (# 2)

11. Ivory Joe Hunter – Since I Met You Baby (Hunter) 1956 (# 1)

12. Jane Morgan – The Day The Rains Came (Becaud/Sigman) 1958 (# 21)

13. Frankie Avalon – Venus (Marshall) 1959 (# 1)

14. Billy Vaughn – La Paloma (Yradier) 1958 (# 20)

15. Harry Belafonte – Banana Boat Song (Burgess/Attaway) 1956 (# 5)

16. Kingston Trio – Tom Dooley (Traditional) 1958 (# 1)

17. Ritchie Valens – Donna (Valens) 1958 (# 2)

18. Jim Lowe – Green Door (Moore/Davie)  1956 (# 1)

19. The Platters – The Great Pretender (Ram) 1955 (# 1)

20. Georgia Gibbs – Dance With Me Henry (Ballard/James/Otis) 1955 (# 2)

CD 4

  1. Billy Vaughn – Sail Along Silv´ry Moon (Wenrich/Tobias) 1957 (# 5)

  2. The Chordettes – No Wheels (Wilkin) 1958 (# -)

  3. Harry Belafonte – Jamaica Farewell (Burgess) 1956 (# 17)

  4. Johnny Cash – I Walk The Line (Cash) 1956 (# 19)

  5. The Gaylords – Ma Ma Marie (DiCapua) 1958 (# 97)

  6. Don Gibson – Blue Blue Day (Gibson) 1958 (# 1)

  7. Billy Vaughn – Raunchy (Justis/Manker) 1957 (# 33)

  8. Dean Martin – That´s Amore (Brooks/Warren) 1953 (# 2)

  9. Ivory Joe Hunter – Empty Arms (Hunter) 1957 (# 2)

10. Perry Como – Juke Box Baby (Sherman/Sherman) 1956 (# 10)

11. Ricky Nelson – A Teenager´s Romance (Gillam) 1957 (# 8)

12. Mitchell Torok – Caribbean (Torok) 1953 (# 25)

13. Earl Grant – The End (Jacobson/Krondes) 1958 (# 7)

14. Jim Reeves – Mexican Joe (Torok) 1953 (# 1)

15. Kalin Twins – Forget Me Not (Kolber/Martin) 1958 (# 12)

16. Elvis Presley – Don´t (Leiber/Stoller) 1958 (# 1)

17. Jimmie Rodgers – Honeycomb (Merrill) 1957 (# 1)

18. Everly Brothers – All I Have To Do Is Dream (Bryant/Bryant) 1958 (# 1)

19. Pat Boone – Love Letters In The Sand (Coots/Kenny/Kenny) 1957 (# 1)

20. Hank Snow – I´m Moving On (Snow) 1950 (# 1)

  CD 5

  1. Cliff Richard – Living Doll (Bart) 1959 (# 1)

  2. Guy Mitchell – Singing The Blues (Endsley) 1956 (# 1)

  3. Pat Boone – Why Baby Why (Dixon/Harrison) 1957 (# 7)

  4. Johnny Cash – Get Rhythm (Cash) 1956 (# 4)

  5. Elvis Presley – I Want To Be Free (LeiberStoller) 1957 (# -)

  6. The Chordettes – Lollipop (Dixon/Ross)  1958 (# 2)

  7. Conway Twitty – Heavenly (Twitty/Nance) 1959 (# -)

  8. Harry Belafonte – Will His Love Be Like His Rum (Belafonte/Attaway) 1956 (# -)

  9. Paul Anka – I Love You Baby (Anka) 1957 (# 97)

10. Buddy Holly – Heartbeat (Petty/Montgomery) 1958 (# 82)

11. Ricky Nelson – Poor Little Fool (Sheely) 1958 (# 1)

12. Jim Reeves – Billy Bayou (Miller) 1958 (# 1)

13. Bobby Darin – Dream Lover (Darin) 1959 (# 2)

14. Doris Day – Everybody Loves A Lover (Adler/Allen) 1958 (# 14)

15. Ivory Joe Hunter – A Tear Fell (Hunter) 1956 (# 15)

16. Jimmie Rodgers – Kisses Sweeter Than Wine (Campbell/Newman) 1957 (# 7)

17. Marvin Rainwater – Baby Don´t Go (Rainwater) 1958 (# -)

18. Connie Francis – Who´s Sorry Now (Snyder/Ruby/Kalmar) 1958 (# 4)

19. Perry Como – Magic Moments (Bacharach/David) 1958 (# 27)

20. Pat Boone – Sugar Moon (Wolfe) 1958 (# 11)

CD 6

  1. Conway Twitty – It´s Only Make Believe (Twitty/Nance) 1958 (# 1)

  2. Cliff Richard – Travellin´ Light (Tepper/Bennett) 1959 (# 1)

  3. Johny Preston – Running Bear (Richardson) 1959 (# 1)

  4. Fats Domino – Blueberry Hill (Lewis/Stock/Rose) 1956 (# 4)

  5. Eddie Fisher – Oh My Papa (Burkhard/Parsons/Phillips) 1953 (# 1)

  6. Johnny Duncan – Last Train To San Fernando (Devere/Padmore) 1957 (# 2)

  7. The Chordettes – Mister  Sandman (Ballard) 1954 (# 1)

  8. Pat Boone – Bernadine (Mercer) 1957 (# 23)

  9. Kingston Trio – Ruby Red (Pockriss/Vance) 1958 (# -)

10. Buddy Holly – Everyday (Hardin/Petty) 1957 (# -)

11. Connie Francis – My Happiness (Peterson/Bergantine) 1958 (# 2)

12. Don Gibson – Oh Lonesome Me (Gibson) 1958 (# 8)

13. Elvis Presley – A Fool Such As I (Trader) 1959 (# 2)

14. Fontane Sisters – Hearts Of Stone (Jackson/Ray) 1954 (# 1)

15. Harry Belafonte – Come Back Liza (Burgess/Attaway) 1956 (# -)

16. The Four Preps – Big Man (Belland/Larson) 1958 (# 5)

17. Jim Reeves – Yonder Comes A Sucker (Reeves) 1955 (# 4)

18. Big Joe Turner – Corrine Corrina (Chatmon/Parish/Williams) 1956 (# 41)

19. Tennessee Ernie Ford – Sixteen Tons (Travis) 1955 (# 1)

20. Perry Como – Catch A Falling Star (Vance/Pockriss) 1958 (# 9)

  CD 7

  1. Elvis Presley – I Want You, I Need You, I Love You (Kosloff/Mysels) 1956 (# 3)

  2. Marilyn Monroe – I Wanna Be Loved By You (Kalmar/Ruby/Stothart) 1958 (# -)

  3. Guy Mitchell – Crazy With Love (Peoples/Schroeder) 1957 (# -)

  4. Emile Ford – What Do You Want To Make... (Johnson/McCarthy/Monaco) 1959 (# 1)

  5. Tab Hunter – Red Sails In the Sunset (Kennedy/Williams) 1957 (# 57)

  6. Frankie Laine – High Noon (Tiomkin/Washington) 1952 (# 5)

  7. Pat Boone – Remember You´re Mine (Mann/Lowe) 1957 (# 20)

  8. Perry Como – Love Makes The World Go Round (Jones) 1958 (# 33)

  9. Buddy Holly & The Crickets  – Think It Over (Allison/Holly/Petty) 1958 (# 27)

10. The Gaylords – Sweeter Than You (Fredianelli/Bonaldi) 1959 (# -)

11. Harry Belafonte – Mama Look At Booboo (Melody) 1957 (# 13)

12. Fats Domino – Ain´t That A Shame (Domino/Bartholomew) 1955 (# 16)

13. Steve Lawrence – Pretty Blue Eyes (Randazzo/Weinstein) 1959 (# 9)

14. Edmundo Ros – Melody D´Amour (Johns/Salvador) 1958 (# -)

15. Dean Martin – Return To Me (DiMinno/Lombardo) 1958 (# 4)

16. Tony Bennett – In The Middle Of An Island (Acquaviva/Varnick) 1957 (# 9)

17. Jerry Keller – Here Comes Summer (Keller) 1959 (# 14)

18. The Teddy Bears – To Know Him Is To Love Him (Spector) 1958 (# 1)

19. Elvis Presley – Don´t Be Cruel (Blackwell/Presley) 1956 (# 1)

20. Buddy Holly – Listen To Me (Holly/Petty) 1958 (# 16)

CD 8

  1. Harry Belafonte – Island In The Sun (Belafonte/Burgess) 1957 (# 42)

  2. Perry Como – Round And Round (Shapiro/Stallman) 1957 (# 2)

  3. Fats Domino – Valley Of Tears (Domino/Bartholomew) 1957 (# 13)

  4. Pat Boone – Chains Of Love (Nugetre) 1956 (# 20)

  5. Dion & The Belmonts – A Teenager In Love (Pomus/Shuman) 1959 (# 5)

  6. Shirley Bassey – Kiss Me Honey Honey Kiss Me (Julien/Michael/Timothy) 1958 (# 3)

  7. Paul Anka – Don´t Gamble With Love (Anka) 1957 (# -)

  8. Elvis Presley – Have I Told You Lately That I Love You (Wiseman) 1957 (# -)

  9. Don Gibson – I Can´t Stop Loving You (Gibson) 1958 (# 81)

10. Johnny Horton – Whispering Pines (Hausey) 1958 (# -)

11. Perez Prado – Patricia (Prado) 1958 (# 1)

12. Buddy Holly – Words Of Love (Holly) 1957 (# -)

13. Frankie Avalon – Teacher´s Pet (Schroeder) 1957 (# -)

14. Slim Dusty – A Pub With No Beer (Parsons/Gordon) 1959 (# 3)

15. Johnnie Ray – Such A Night (Chase) 1954 (# 24)

16. Sophia Loren – Bing Bang Bong (Livingston/Evans) 1958 (# -)

17. Marty Robbins – El Paso (Robbins) 1959 (# 1)

18. Fats Domino – I Want To Walk You Home (Domino/Bartholomew) 1959 (# 8)

19. Peggy Lee – Fever (Cooley/Davenport) 1958 (# 8)

20. John Buck & The Blazers – Chi Chi (DeVorzon) 1959 (# 7)

CD 9

  1. Pat Boone – April Love (Webster/Fain) 1957 (# 1)

  2. Harry Belafonte – Coconut Woman (Belafonte) 1957 (# 48)

  3. Buddy Holly – Maybe Baby (Petty/Hardin) 1958 (# 18)

  4. Paul Anka – That´s Love (Anka) 1958 (# -)

  5. Marty Robbins – Stairway Of Love (Bennett/Tepper) 1958(# 2)

  6. Frankie Avalon – Oh La La La (Marcucci/DeAngelis) 1958 (# -)

  7. Laurie London – He´s Got The Whole World in His Hands (Trad.) 1957 (# 12)

  8. Mitch Miller – March Of The River Kwai (Arnold) 1958 (# 21)

  9. Perry Como – Mandolins In The Moonlight (Weiss/Schroeder) 58 (# 47)

10. The Diamonds – Little Darlin´ (Williams) 1957 (# 2)

11. Ricky Nelson – Half Breed (Loudermilk) 1959 (# -)

12. The Drifters – There Goes My Baby (Nelson/Patterson/Treadwell) 1959 (# 2)

13. Bill Haley & Comets – A B C Boogie (Russell/Spickel) 1955 (# -)

14. Ames Brothers – Rockin´ Shoes (Hill/Stevenson) 1957 (# 64)

15. Eddie Fisher – Cindy Oh Cindy (Barron/Long) 1956 (# 10)

16. Kay Starr – Rock And Roll Waltz (Alfred/Allen) 1955 (# 1)

17. Paul Anka – Put Your Head On My Shoulder (Anka) 1959 (# 2)

18. Buddy Holly – Look At Me (Allison/Petty) 1958 (# -)

19. Pat Boone – A Wonderful Time Up There (Abernathy) 1958 (# 10)

20. Elvis Presley – Too Much (Rosenberg/Weinman) 1957 (# 2)

CD 10

  1. Paul Anka & Micki Marlo – What You´ve Done To Me (Marlo/Anka) 1957 (# -)

  2. Elvis Presley – Doncha´ Think It´s Time (Dixon/Otis) 1958 (# 21)

  3. Johnny Horton – All For The Love Of A Girl (Horton) 1959 (# -)

  4. The Drifters – Drip Drop (Leiber/Stoller) 1958 (# 58)

  5. Pat Boone – Good Rockin´Tonight (Brown) 1959 (# 49)

  6. Little Richard – Send Me Some Lovin´ (Price/Marascalco) 1957 (# 3)

  7. Doris Day – Choo Choo Train (Fontery/Lawrence) 1953 (# 27)

  8. Cliff Richard – I Gotta Know (Evans/Williams) 1959 (# -)

  9. Harry Belafonte – Matilda (Thomas) 1956 (# -)

10. Carl Dobkins Jr. – Love Is Everything (Dobkins/Gersmehl) 1959(# -)

11. Wilbert Harrison – Kansas City (Leiber/Stoller) 1959 (# 1)

12. Paul Anka – You Are My Destiny (Anka) 1958 (# 7)

13. Ricky Nelson – Lonesome Town (Knight) 1958 (# 7)

14. Sam Cooke – You Send Me (Cooke) 1957 (# 1)

15. Little Richard –Can´t Believe You Wanna Leave (Price) 1956 (# -)

16. The Ames Brothers – Rag Mop (WillsAnderson) 1950 (# 1)

17. Frankie Avalon – Why (Marcucci/DeAngelis) 1959 (# 1)

18. Perry Como – Moontalk (Hoffman/Manning) 1958 (# 29)

19. Buddy Holly – Peggy Sue Got Married (Holly) 1959 (# 13)

20. Barbara Evans – Souvenirs (Coben) 1959 (# 111)

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Die Weltpolitik der 50er Jahre (Berliner Mauerbau, Kubakrise und Vietnamkrieg) löste eine Protestwelle aus, die sich nicht nur in der Politik, sondern auch in Mode und Musik manifestierte. Hippies traten für den Frieden ein und machten mit ihren Aktionen auf gesellschaftliche Missstände aufmerksam. Studentenunruhen beherrschten die Medien. Die von Oswald Kolle ausgerufene sexuelle Befreiung, die vor allem von den Hippies, aber auch von den politisch engagierten Studenten unterstützt wurde, hätte nie in dieser Vehemenz stattgefunden, wenn es amerikanischen Forschern nicht gelungen wäre, die Antibabypille ins Leben zu rufen. 1962 erschien diese als Glückseligkeit für eine ganze Generation auf dem deutschen Markt und unterstützte damit die sexuelle Befreiung, vor allem die der Frau. Die Auswirkungen auf den Modebereich waren enorm, denn das neue Selbstwertgefühl des weiblichen Geschlechtes wurde natürlich auch nach außen demonstriert.

Rock'n'Roll aus den 1950ern teilt sich hauptsächlich in zwei Lager: Der aus dem frühen Country und Delta Blues hervorgegangene Rockabilly, dessen Popularität eng mit der Elvis Presleys verknüpft ist, und auf der anderen Seite eine Spielart des  Rock'n'Roll, die sich mit Big Joe Turner, Wynonie Harris oder Louis Jordan mehr am Boogie Woogie und Gospel orientiert. Lang bevor Elvis, Jerry Lee Lewis oder Chuck Berry den Stil in der zweiten Hälfte der 50er Jahre für die Radiolandschaft und eine vornehmlich weiße Teenie-Gemeinde aufbereiten, ist Rock'n'Roll das Party-Phänomen schlechthin in den Kellerclubs der afroamerikanischen Bevölkerung und kapriziert sich bereits in seiner Frühform auf die drei Grundwerte: Frontmann mit Leadgitarre, sexuelle Freizügigkeit und ein gesundes Maß an Misstrauen gegenüber Authoritäten.

Diese 10 CD Set ist neu und originalverschweisst!!!

 

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