Ike Turner & His Kings Of Rhythm /Rock-n-Roll/

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Ike Turner & His Kings Of Rhythm - Rhythm Rockin' Blues

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"The legendary Modern recordings". Smart and musical creature Izear Luster Turner, leader of his band, recorded 'Rocket 88' (opening track of this CD) in 1950. It wasn't released under his own name but as 'Jackie Brenston & His Delta Cats' on Chess and it's regarded by some as the first ever Rock 'n' roll hit.
Ike lost the band due to the success of that song and started to work for Modern as a session musician and talent scout and eventually also formed a new Kings Of Rhythm band, which would develop an awesome live reputation.
In Ike's youth, none less than 'Pinetop' Perkins has showed him how to play piano and Turner always saw himself as a piano player. Irony is that especially his guitar playing is now regarded as remarkable for the time. I also doubt whether Ike Turner was interested in 'inventing' the rock 'n' roll; I think he just wanted to score a hit.
The majority of the recordings on this CD are from 1954, featuring the Kings Of Rhythm as a backing band to some of Ike Turner's discoveries or Ike Turner himself (as 'Lover Boy'), some years before one Anna Mae Bullock was taken out for partying by her big sister. Will be continued... ;-)
Ace 1995, 21 tracks, linernotes on Ike Turner and other featured artists: excellent but less abundant than more recent Ace releases.

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Ike Turner's Kings Of Rhythm - Trailblazer

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Ike Turner & His Kings Of Rhythm - A Black Man's Soul

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