VARIOUS - Bop Baby Bop FRANK SINATRA when the German language was
Description
when the German language was still accepted abroad without the Teutonic cliché as a genuine timbre and as a very independent means of expression
It’s that experimental jazz/funk that we would always search for while digging through records
You can still see the building
Principal songwriter Zach Choy’s lyrics are cutting but merciful
LABEL: Vinyl Tap
VARIOUS - Bop Baby Bop FRANK SINATRA when the German language wasLP Black Vinyl. Hoping to give Sun a run for its money, Meteor kicked off promisingly in 1952 with the R&B hit I Believe by Elmore James recorded in Chicago. Though worthy, subsequent R&B releases proved less successful. However, a second hit, this time in the country field, Daydreamin by Bud Deckelman in late 1954, gave Meteor a new lease of life and piqued Lesters interest in recording rockabilly artists, especially now that newcomer Elvis Presley
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