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That'll Flat Git It!, Vol. 16 by Various Artists (CD, 1999)

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Product Identifiers

Record LabelBear Family Records (Germany)

UPC4000127163110

eBay Product ID (ePID)15050191718

Product Key Features

Release Year1999

FormatCD

GenreOldies

Run Time66 Mins 44 Seconds

ArtistVarious Artists

Release TitleThat'll Flat Git It!, Vol. 16

Additional Product Features

DistributionNavarre

Country/Region of ManufactureGermany

Number of Discs1

Additional informationPerformers include: Sonny Burgess, Warren Smith, Ray Harris, Johnny Powers, Jimmy Haggett, Conway Twitty, Narvel Felts. With a 24-CD box set series chronicling every single ever issued by Sam Phillips, it would seem that an entry into Bear Family's label retrospective would seem unwarranted, but this volume adds some wild and very rare performances to the list, extending the history of Sun Records even further into sainthood. What we have aboard are alternate takes of rare singles (a blistering take of Ray Harris' "Come on Little Mama," Johnny Powers' "Waitin' for You," a laid-back take of Malcolm Yelvington's "Rockin' with My Baby," Gene Simmons' "Drinkin' Scotch," both sides of Kenny Parchman's canceled Sun single), alternates of unissued material (Jimmy Wages' "Mad Man," Sonny Burgess' "Ain't Gonna Do It," Tommy Blake's "You Better Believe It"), unissued sides that should have been singles (Jimmy Haggett's "Rabbit Action," Barbara Pittman's "Sentimental Fool," Warren Smith's "Stop the World," Narvel Felts' "Cry, Baby, Cry" Harold Jenkins [Conway Twitty] doing "I Need Your Lovin' Kiss"), and four superb tracks from as many unidentified artists, making this a collection of Sun rarities well worth tracking down. ~ Cub Koda

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