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Down in the Alley: The Best of the Clovers

Current price: $20.49
Down in the Alley: The Best of the Clovers
Down in the Alley: The Best of the Clovers

Barnes and Noble

Down in the Alley: The Best of the Clovers

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This 21-song compilation covers the six-year history of one of history's most important R&B groups at . All of ' charting singles are represented (albeit not in release order), along with notes indicating their chart history. For the uninitiated, this is where rhythm & blues started as a popular phenomenon, from a group that was incredibly consistent for its six years on the label. The material is representative of rhythm & blues as it sounded at its point of origin, and at its most well-defined and powerful, an unerring jump band beat melded with elements of urban blues and superb quartet singing, all of which were a new musical phenomenon when brought it to the charts in 1951. Moreover, one hears the basis in these early tracks for 's subsequent move into R&B vocals with and , the sound of these early sides highlighted by very powerful sax and electric guitar accompaniment and the stomping beat one would expect out of a roadhouse band. From through right into the middle of the decade, this CD moves from one jewel-like R&B-cum-rock & roll classic to the next, and the only complaint that one could reasonably have is that there isn't a complete compilation of ' work on , from , , or . ~ Bruce Eder

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