Bill_Doggett-The_EP_Collection-1999-CMS

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                            Constipated Monkey Smegma
                                  ...Presents...


                          Bill Doggett-The EP Collection


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     │     RiPPER.: Team CMS               DATE RiPPED..: 11-01-2003          │
     │     LAbEL..: See For Miles Records  DATE RELEaSEd: 00-00-1999          │
     │     ENCOdER: LAME 3.93              RELEaSE SiZE.: 93,9 MB             │
     │     BiTrAtE: 192 kbps               TRACkS.......: 25                  │
     │     MOdE...: Full Stereo            SoURCe.......: CDDA                │
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     │                 ─ ── ────── RELeASE NoTES ───── ── ─                   │
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     │       In 1938 pianist Doggett formed his first band, partly            │
     │       drawing his sidemen from the band of Jimmy Goreham, with         │
     │       whom he had played for the past few years. Later that year       │
     │       he worked with Lucky Millinder, with whom he also played         │
     │       in the early 40s - Millinder having taken over leadership        │
     │       of Doggett's band. During this period Doggett wrote many         │
     │       arrangements for various bands, including Lionel Hampton         │
     │       and Count Basie, and also worked as staff arranger and           │
     │       accompanist with the popular vocal group the Ink Spots. He       │
     │       made a number of recordings with Buddy Tate and Illinois         │
     │       Jacquet, then worked with Willie Bryant, Johnny Otis and         │
     │       Louis Jordan.                                                    │
     │                                                                        │
     │       In the mid-40s he began playing organ, and when he formed        │
     │       his own R&B band in 1951, concentrated on this instrument.       │
     │       He had big hits with "Honky Tonk", which reached number 1        │
     │       in the R&B charts and number 2 in the US charts in 1956,         │
     │       and was in the Top 10 for 14 weeks with "Slow Walk". He          │
     │       showed his versatility by arranging and conducting Ella          │
     │       Fitzgerald's 1963 album Rhythm Is Our Business. Doggett          │
     │       continued leading a swinging R&B-orientated band into the        │
     │       80s.                                                             │
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     │     ─ ── ───────────┐                          ┌───────────── ── ─     │
     │                 ─ ── ─────── TRaCK LiST ─────── ── ─                   │
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     │       │ #  │ Track Name                               │ Time  │        │
     │       ├────┼───────────-──────────────────────────────┼───────┤        │
     │       │ 01 │ Honky Tonk, Pt. 1 (1956)                 │ 03:08 │        │
     │       │ 02 │ Honky Tonk, Pt. 2 (1956)                 │ 02:36 │        │
     │       │ 03 │ The Song is Ended (1954)                 │ 02:16 │        │
     │       │ 04 │ And the Angels Sing (1954)               │ 02:35 │        │
     │       │ 05 │ What A Difference A Day Made (1956)      │ 02:53 │        │
     │       │ 06 │ When Your Lover Has Gone (1956)          │ 02:44 │        │
     │       │ 07 │ Bubbins Rock (1956)                      │ 01:58 │        │
     │       │ 08 │ On the Sunny Side of the Street (1956)   │ 02:54 │        │
     │       │ 09 │ Satin Doll (1957)                        │ 03:09 │        │
     │       │ 10 │ Perdido (1957)                           │ 02:30 │        │
     │       │ 11 │ Caravan (1957)                           │ 02:22 │        │
     │       │ 12 │ C Jam Blues (1957)                       │ 02:23 │        │
     │       │ 13 │ Chloe (1957)                             │ 02:50 │        │
     │       │ 14 │ Flying Home (1957)                       │ 02:20 │        │
     │       │ 15 │ How Could You Do A Thing Like that to    │ 02:22 │        │
     │       │    │ Me (1957)                                │       │        │
     │       │ 16 │ Back Door (1958)                         │ 02:50 │        │
     │       │ 17 │ Blip Blop (1958)                         │ 02:46 │        │
     │       │ 18 │ Blues for Handy (1958)                   │ 02:36 │        │
     │       │ 19 │ Birdie (1958)                            │ 02:39 │        │
     │       │ 20 │ Hold it (1958)                           │ 02:30 │        │
     │       │ 21 │ George Washington Twist (1958)           │ 02:24 │        │
     │       │ 22 │ Rainbow Riot, Pts. 1 & 2 (1958)          │ 04:37 │        │
     │       │ 23 │ The Madison (1959)                       │ 03:04 │        │
     │       │ 24 │ Raw Turkey (1959)                        │ 02:42 │        │
     │       │ 25 │ Smokie, Pt. 2 (1960)                     │ 03:03 │        │
     │       │    ├──────────────────────────────────────────┼───────┤        │
     │       │    │                                    Total │ 68:11 min      │
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     ├─────────────────────┘ ─ ── ─ SHoUToUTS ─ ─── ─ └───────────────────────┤
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     │                  ─ ── ───────── AbOUT ──────── ── ─                    │
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     │    CMS was established in 1998 due to the fact that nobody was         │
     │    releasing slept on hiphop. In 2g, cms has developed into one of     │
     │    the legacy lives on. And about competition, we don't compete with   │
     │    other groups, we compete with ourselves.                            │
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     │                 ─ ── ─────── WaNNA HeLP? ────── ── ─                   │
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     │    CMS is always looking for new members. T3+ siteops with at least    │
     │    100Gb space, rippers who can get new/rare underground stuff,*nix    │
     │    admins who can provide legitimate shells, hax0rz that can change    │
     │    members grades in college and anyone who has skills which may be    │
     │    useful are welcome to CMS.                                          │
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   . │               ─ ── ─────── smegmites 2003 ─────── ── ─                 │ .
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   └─ -=["STILL releasin' dope shit like fat mexican smugglers in custody!"]=- ─┘



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01-bill_doggett-honky_tonk_pt._1_(1956)-cms.mp34,31 MB
02-bill_doggett-honky_tonk_pt._2_(1956)-cms.mp33,58 MB
03-bill_doggett-the_song_is_ended_(1954)-cms.mp33,12 MB
04-bill_doggett-and_the_angels_sing_(1954)-cms.mp33,56 MB
05-bill_doggett-what_a_difference_a_day_made_(1956)-cms.mp33,96 MB
06-bill_doggett-when_your_lover_has_gone_(1956)-cms.mp33,77 MB
07-bill_doggett-bubbins_rock_(1956)-cms.mp32,70 MB
08-bill_doggett-on_the_sunny_side_of_the_street_(1956)-cms.mp33,98 MB
09-bill_doggett-satin_doll_(1957)-cms.mp34,33 MB
10-bill_doggett-perdido_(1957)-cms.mp33,44 MB
11-bill_doggett-caravan_(1957)-cms.mp33,27 MB
12-bill_doggett-c_jam_blues_(1957)-cms.mp33,29 MB
13-bill_doggett-chloe_(1957)-cms.mp33,90 MB
14-bill_doggett-flying_home_(1957)-cms.mp33,22 MB
15-bill_doggett-how_could_you_do_a_thing_like_that_to_me_(1957)-cms.mp3,26 MB
16-bill_doggett-back_door_(1958)-cms.mp33,90 MB
17-bill_doggett-blip_blop_(1958)-cms.mp33,81 MB
18-bill_doggett-blues_for_handy_(1958)-cms.mp33,58 MB
19-bill_doggett-birdie_(1958)-cms.mp33,64 MB
20-bill_doggett-hold_it_(1958)-cms.mp33,44 MB
21-bill_doggett-george_washington_twist_(1958)-cms.mp33,32 MB
22-bill_doggett-rainbow_riot_pts._1_and_2_(1958)-cms.mp36,34 MB
23-bill_doggett-the_madison_(1959)-cms.mp34,22 MB
24-bill_doggett-raw_turkey_(1959)-cms.mp33,73 MB
25-bill_doggett-smokie_pt._2_(1960)-cms.mp34,20 MB