Jimmy Nolen - Strollin' With Nolen: Hot Guitar (1953-1962)

Size: 343 MB
Time: 145:02
File: MP3 @ 320K/s
Released: 2019
Styles: Blues, R&B, Rock
Art: Front


CD 1:
01. New Orleans Hop (2:32)
02. After Dark (2:45)
03. Just A Rockin' (2:30)
04. Blues In The Evening (3:15)
05. Midnight Rider (2:38)
06. Going Back To Kansas City (2:20)
07. I'll Be There (2:35)
08. Slow Freight Back Home (2:52)
09. Let's Try Again (2:27)
10. I Can't Stand You No More (2:46)
11. You've Been Goofing (2:41)
12. Strollin' With Nolen (2:24)
13. Strollin' With Nolen (Alternate Version) (2:25)
14. After Hours (2:39)
15. Here I'm Is (2:08)
16. Wetback Hop (2:22)
17. Wrong Doin' Woman (2:30)
18. Talkin' 'Bout Me (2:33)
19. The Buggy Ride (2:28)
20. I'm Mad With You (2:46)
21. My Little Angel (2:49)
22. Strawberry Jam (3:01)
23. Strawberry Jam (Alternate Take I) (3:12)
24. Strawberry Jam (Alternate Take II) (3:08)
25. Strawberry Jam (Alternate Take III) (3:03)
26. The Lost Train (2:47)
27. Don't Leave Me No More (2:47)
28. Wipe Your Tears (2:54)

CD 2:
01. The Way You Do (2:29)
02. Movin' On Down The Line (2:30)
03. It Hurts Me Too (2:27)
04. How Fine Can You Be (2:17)
05. I'll Be Home To See You Tomorrow Night (2:27)
06. Bad Bad Bulldog (2:44)
07. Hot Diggitty Dog (2:13)
08. Hey! Hey! Hey! Hey! (2:57)
09. The Midnite Creeper, Pt. 1 (2:56)
10. The Midnite Creeper, Pt. 2 (2:33)
11. Bring Her Back To Me (2:32)
12. Baby Please Come Home (2:29)
13. Country Home (2:46)
14. What Have I Done Wrong, Pt. 1 (3:04)
15. What Have I Done Wrong, Pt. 2 (3:02)
16. Come On Home (2:29)
17. Jimmy's Jive (3:07)
18. Swingin' Peter Gunn, Pt. 1 (1:53)
19. Weekend Blues (3:01)
20. Times Won't Be Hard Always (2:30)
21. Tight Dress (2:32)
22. Loose Screws (2:28)
23. The Will To Go On (2:18)
24. Sometimes You Win When You Lose (3:00)
25. Come On Home (2:19)
26. You Can't Undo What's Been Done (2:22)
27. Rope That Twist (1:52)

This is possibly the most comprehensive overview of the early career of Jimmy Nolen, one of the most influential guitarists of the 20th Century. Today Nolen's fame rests almost entirely on the innovative work he did as lead guitarist for the James Brown Orchestra between 1965 and his death in 1983. The music magazine 'Mojo' rated Jimmy Nolen No 12 in it's survey of the "100 Greatest Guitarists of All Time" some years ago. In this package we are concerned solely with Jimmy Nolen's musical journey until 1961 and over the 55 tracks featured herein you can hear Jimmy's outstanding guitar work on 78s and 45s released under his own name and as a much in demand session guitarist and touring band member with artists like Monte Easter, Johnny Otis and George Smith.

Strollin' With Nolen

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