Various - Sassy Sugar, Pure Essence of Nashville Rock N Roll
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2011 three CD set. Long before the phrase 'The Nashville Sound' was coined, Music City USA was home to a great many Rock 'n' Roll recordings. Week after week, record companies would dispatch their latest signings to strut their stuff at the RCA Studio on Hawkins Street and Owen Bradley's Quonset Hut on 16th Avenue South. These were the facilities where future legends such as Elvis Presley, Buddy Holly and Gene Vincent would evince some of their finest recorded works. On hand to make sure the process went according to plan was a coterie of musicians whose country, R&B and gospel roots provided the ultimate alchemy. Stuart Colman, himself a one-time resident of Nashville, has cherry-picked a prime selection of sides recorded in Music City between 1956 and 1960, many of which are extremely rare and have certainly never been on CD before. The end result is a true eye-opener. 75 tracks



 1. Danny Wolfe: Pucker Paint
 2. Red Foley: Strike While the Iron Is Hot
 3. Frankie Miller: Rain Rain
 4. Ray Melton: Boppin' Guitar
 5. The Browns: Ain't No Way in This World
 6. Wayne Walker: I'm Finally Free
 7. Lee Emerson: What a Night
 8. Bernard Hardison: Too Much
 9. Melvin Endsley: I Like Your Kind of Love
 10. The Everly Brothers: Keep a Knockin'
 11. Billy Brown: Lost Weekend
 12. Billy Grammer: Bonaparte's Retreat
 13. Jimmy Donley: Radio, Jukebox and TV
 14. Conway Twitty: What Am I Living for
 15. Buddy Holly: Ting-A-Ling
 16. Terry Noland: There Was a Fungus Among Us
 17. Huelyn Duvall: Comin' or Goin'
 18. Benny Joy - Big John Taylor: Ittie Bittie Everything
 19. Ray Smith: Makes Me Feel Good
 20. Andy Anderson & the Rolling Stones: Johnny Valentine
 21. Wilburn Brothers (Doyle & Teddy): Oo Bop Sha Boom
 22. Brenda Lee: (If I'm Dreamin') Just Let Me Dream
 23. Narvel Felts: Rocket Ride
 24. Johnny Jay: Sugar Doll
 25. Boots Randolph: Red Light
Disc 2
 26. Jimmy Isle: Billy Boy
 27. Joe Griffith: Annabelle Lee
 28. Johnny Cash: Loading Coal
 29. Carl Perkins: L-O-V-E-V-I-L-L-E
 30. Marvin Rainwater: So You Think You've Got Troubles
 31. Freddy Robinson: Not Like Now
 32. Chuck Wiley: Door to Door
 33. Webb Pierce: Who Wouldn't Love You
 34. Mel Tillis: Juke Box Man
 35. Rusty & Doug: Dream Queen
 36. Eddie Fontaine: Fun Lovin'
 37. Ronnie Self: Black Night Blues
 38. Roger Miller: Jason Fleming
 39. Johnnie Strickland: You've Got What It Takes
 40. Sammy Salvo: Afraid
 41. Eddy Arnold: Tennessee Stud
 42. Joe Fuller: You Made a Hit
 43. Don Gibson: Sweet, Sweet Girl
 44. Johnny Preston: Chief Heartbreak
 45. James O'Gwynn: Easy Money
 46. George Jones: Maybe Little Baby
 47. Johnny Jay: I'm Gonna Keep It
 48. Elvis Presley: It Feels So Right
 49. Al Henderson: Mary Jane
 50. Bob Luman: I Love You Because
Disc 3
 51. Lloyd Copas: (Won't You Ride in) My Little Red Wagon
 52. Bob Perry: Weary Blues, Goodbye
 53. Gene Vincent & His Blue Caps: Gonna Back Up Baby
 54. Bobby Helms: Love My Lady
 55. Bobby Darin: Million Dollar Baby
 56. Joe Melson: Barbara
 57. Johnny Tillotson: Princess, Princess
 58. Kenny Lee Martin: The Shape I'm in
 59. Big John Taylor - Benny Joy: Money Money
 60. Patsy Cline: Walking Dream
 61. Justin Tubb: Sugar Lips
 62. Al Terry: Good Deal, Lucille
 63. Donnie Bowser: I Love You Baby
 64. Dick Glasser: Heartaches Over You
 65. Faron Young: I Hear You Talkin'
 66. Johnny Horton: All Grown Up
 67. Warner Mack: Is It Wrong (For Loving You)
 68. Vernon Taylor: I've Got the Blues
 69. Glenn Reeves: Tarzan
 70. Carl Belew: Cool Gator Shoes
 71. Chuck Bowers: Till My Baby Comes Home
 72. Crash Craddock: Don't Destroy Me
 73. Carl Dobkins JR: My Pledge to You
 74. Mack Owen: Walkin' and Talkin'
 75. Billy Graves: Mount Fujiyama