A letter home
Neil Young
Dust my rhythm & blues : the Flair Records R&B story 1953-1955
Emneord
Minder om
The rough guide to gospel blues : reborn and remastered
Cry no more
Danielle Nicole
Let it be
The Beatles
Speak easy : the RPM Records story, vol. 2, 1954-57
The American epic sessions : original motion picture soundtrack
From sacred to secular : A soul awakening
To the outside of everything : a story of UK post punk 1977-1981
I just want to be a good man
Pastor Champion
Chicago plays the Stones
The Rolling Stones
Anmeldelser (2)
AllMusic
2014
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Stephen Thomas Erlewine
2014
"Elmore James was the flagship artist for the label, releasing 11 singles between 1953-1955, which is roughly an eighth of the 45s Flair released in its short time. Seven of these songs anchor Ace's 2014 compilation Dust My Rhythm & Blues: The Flair Records R&B Story 1953-1955 but the intent is not to showcase Elmore, even though he is the labels' best-known artist and his Flair sides are among his finest recordings. Often using alternate takes that sound as potent as the released sides, this showcases the entirety of the label and, as such, there's a lot more rhythm & blues than there is straight-up blues, with Richard Berry -- the songwriter of "Louie Louie" -- responsible for a fair chunk of it".
fRoots
2014 May
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2014 May
"Vurdering: Good" - "Ace always delivers when it comes to re-issue compilations. Here are two more superb examples. The two-disc set devoted to the West Coast Flair label (active '53 to '55) boasts 50 tracks (half new to CD) that range from the driving blues of Elmore James, the vocal groups The Chimes, The Flairs, and The Whips, to instrumental sides from Ike Turner, Blinky Allen, and Bobby Rey, the R&B of Clarence Garlow and Saunders King, and much more".