Various Artists - Bear Family Memorial Series: Sputnik! The Launch Of The Space

Description: Various Artists - Bear Family Memorial Series: Sputnik! The Launch Of The Space Artist: Various Artists Title: Bear Family Memorial Series: Sputnik! The Launch Of The Space Race (Various Artists) Condition: Format: CD Release Date: 2023 Label: Bear Family UPC: 4000127176943 Genre: Pop Album Tracks1. Men Into Space - Buddy Morrow & His Orchestra2. There Goes Sputnik - the Teen-Clefs3. Planetary Run - Joe Montgomery4. Sputniks and Mutniks - Ray Anderson & the Home Folks5. Stratosphere Boogie - Jimmy Bryant with Speedy West6. Space Age - Frank (Dual Trumpet) Motley & His Crew7. Gonna Build a Rocket - Galen Denny8. My Satellite - Jesse Belvin & His Space Riders9. Satellite No. 2 - Carl Mann10. Satellite Fever - Asiatic Flu / Paul Perryman11. Rockin' Satellite - the 3 Honeydrops12. Sputnik Dance - the Equadors13. Space Time - Danny Overbea14. Sputnik (Satellite Girl) - Jerry Engler & the Four Ekkos15. The Sputnik Story - Bill Thomas16. Rocket Ship - Vernon Green & the Medallions17. Theme from Spacenik - Comrade X18. Weightless Blues - Jimmy Haskell & His Orchestra19. Count Down - Flight Into Orbit Bobby Christian & His Orchestra20. Rocking to Telstar - Cees & His Skyliners21. Space Guitar - Young John Watson22. Space Man in Orbit - Speedy West23. Rocket Race - Charlie Ryan24. Astrosonic - Jimmie Haskell & His Orchestra25. Journey to the Stars - the Nocturnes26. Sputnik - los Loud Jets27. Static - the Velvetones28. Shooting Stars - Dick Jacobs & His Orchestra29. Up There in Orbit - Earl Bostic On October 4, 1957, the Soviet Union launched Sputnik into earth’s orbit, the satellite’s ascendancy officially commencing the Space Age. Naturally, rock and rollers inclined toward social commentary offered their own musical spin on the interplanetary action, as did singers from other genres—country, R&B, pop, surf, and a number of styles in between. They’re all represented on this galactic Bear Family compilation, from rockabillies Joe Montgomery, Carl Mann, and Jerry Engler to R&B stalwarts Danny Overbea, Paul Perryman, Frank (Dual Trumpet) Motley, and velvet-voiced Jesse Belvin. Songs about satellites sail skyward, interspersed with high-flying instrumentals by Jimmie Haskell, percussionist Bobby Christian, and the mysterious Comrade X (Dorsey Burnette was involved). Vocal groups have their say via Vernon Green and The Medallions, The Equadors, and The 3 Honeydrops, while Young John Watson’s 1954 instrumental masterpiece Space Guitar and mind-boggling wordless workouts by country guitar genius Jimmy Bryant and steel guitar wizard Speedy West are genuinely otherworldly. Take a wild ride into the stratosphere!FEATURES:CD Digipak with 36 page booklet, 29 tracks. Total playing time approx. 75 min.In the 1950s, the United States and the Soviet Union engaged in a fierce race to successfully launch a satellite into space.The Soviet Union fired up its Sputnik satellite on Oct. 4, 1957, winning the race and heating up the battle for space supremacy.Bear Family Records® presents U.S. musicians and singers from a variety of genres who took this topic and recorded a variety of songs, all dealing with the space age.R'n'R with Joe Montgomery and Carl Mann, R&B with Danny Overbea, Frank Motley and Jesse Belvin, a.o., plus instrumentals, percussionists, vocal groups and guitarists such as Johnny 'Guitar' Watson, Jimmy Bryant and Speedy West.Extensive liner notes by music expert and historian Bill Dahl in the illustrated and detailed booklet.Carefully restored recordings, primarily from the 1950s and 1960s.Look forward to a wild ride through the stratosphere!BEAR FAMILY MEMORIAL SERIES: SPUTNIK / VARIOUSCopyright DirectToU LLC. All Rights Reserved.

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