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In 1974, the head of Atlantic Records, Ahmet Ertegun, said, ”Jesse Stone did more to develop the basic rock and roll sound than anybody else.” This accolade is a strong statement that Stone’s work for the Atlantic Record Company helped shape Rhythm & Blues music and made the cross-over into the emerging Rock ‘n’ Roll music. Several songs on this album often had his physical presence upon them, and the sleeve notes provide were available the session information and indicate his personal involvement.
01 Odelle Turner with Jesse Stone’s Orch. Alarm Clock Boogie (Hegner, Turner) Atlantic 1952
02 Jesse Stone and His Band Runaway (Calhoun, Nugetre) Atlantic 1954
03 Charlie Calhoun (I Don’t Know) Why The Car Won’t Go (Calhoun) MGM 1955
04 Joe Turner and His Blues Kings Hide And Seek (Winley, Byrd) Atlantic 1955
05 Bill Haley and His Commets (Calhoun) Decca 1955
06 The Jodimars Rattle My Bones (Stone, Adams, DeKnight) Capitol 1956
07 Alan Freed Right Now, Right Now (Sears, Calhoun) Coral 1956
08 Charles Calhoun My Pidgeon’s Gone (Davenport) Groove 1956
09 Big Joe Turner Well All Right (Calhoun, Nugetre, Gerald) Atlantic LP 1957
10 Chuck Willis with Jesse Stone’s Orch. Ease The Pain (Willis, Thomas) Atlantic 1957 11 Frankie Brunson Ward 13 (Stone) RCA Victor 1957
12 Joe Turner with Jesse Stone’s Orch. Teen Age Letter (Richard) Atlantic 1957
13 The Metronomes with Jesse Stone’s Orch. I’m Gonna Get Me A Girl Somehow (Wright) Cadence 1957
14 Candy Reed with Jesse Stone’s Orch. Give Me Love (Franklin, Otis) Vanguard 1958 15 Carl Perkins Shake, Rattle ‘n’ Roll (Calhoun) Columbia LP 1958
16 Janis Martin Good Love (Stone) RCA Victor 1958
17 Jimmy Breedlove with Jesse Stone’s Orch. Oo-Whee, Good Gosh A-Mighty (Breedlove) Epic 1958
18 Roy Hamilton with Jesse Stone’s Orch. Crazy Feelin´ (Teifer, Sharp) Epic 1958
19 Roberta Sherwood Love Is A-Breakin’ Out (Stone) Decca 1958
20 The Stone Crushers leader Jesse Stone Crawfish (Wise, Weisman) RCA Victor 1958 21 Walter Spriggs with Jesse Stone’s Orch. Rack ‘Em Back (McCoy, Owens) Atco 1958 22 Roy Hamilton with Jesse Stone’s Orch. A Great Romance (Dixon, Dean, Schowalter) Epic 1959
23 The Clovers with Jesse Stone’s Orch. Old Black Magic (Arlen, Mercer) Poplar 1958 24 Al Gardner with Jesse Stone’s Orch. The Stomp (Covay, Berry) Decca 1960
25 LaVern Baker with Jesse Stone’s Orch. Bumble Bee (Fullylove, Baker) Atlantic 1960 26 Frank Deaton and The Mad-Lads Don’t Let Go (Stone) Target 1960
27 Bill Haley and His Comets Flip, Flop And Fly (Calhoun, Turner) Warner Bros. 1961
28 Dale Hawkins Money Honey (Stone) Tilt 1961
29 LaVern Baker with Jesse Stone’s Orch. You Said (Wright) Atlantic LP 1962
30 The Four Sounds Mama Ubangi Bangi (Calhoun) Ran-Dee 1962
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