Various – Stroll-A-Rama – Volume 5

Stroll A Rama 5 features a vibrant collection of  Rock 'n' Roll, Rockabilly, Rhythm & Blues, & Doo Wop, from the Golden Years of Music.
The thirty songs within Stroll-A-Rama, Volume Five offer a delightful mix of music that is perfect for home listening and energizing the dance floor. This album features a vibrant collection of; Rock 'n' Roll, Rockabilly, Rhythm & Blues, & Doo Wop, from the Golden Years of Music. With every album in the series there are two exclusive and unissued Rhythm Bomb Records recordings.
Stroll-A-Rama artfully mixes well-known artists with lesser-known performers, and this vibrant programming enhances your listening experience. The artist of choice for the series is Henrique San whose illustrations bring the concept visually to life. The Studio That Time Forgot, El Paso, Texas provided the masters which are presented in glorious "Atomicat High Fidelity!" The album offers a delightful mix of music with many long forgotten titles, and the music is perfect for home listening and energizing the dance floor.
Inter-spaced with this series, you will discover:
A unique blend of styles and genres, showcasing a plethora of ear pleasing walking beat songs.

Original titles, and cover versions that add an interesting twist, appealing to both casual listeners and music enthusiasts.
Each track invites listeners to enjoy the music, and the dancers to begin dancing in a stroll tempo and embodying the movement of the popular dance style. The selection of artists and songs within this text provides just a glimpse into the albums enticing music.
To most people Jerry Woodard's Speedway Rock is an unknown recording, after hearing the first bars you will be drawn onto the dance floor due to its alluring sound. The Shape I'm In will be known from Johnny Restivo's up-tempo re-working and Kenny Lee Martin original version is a treat to hear, Johnny Oliver melodic song Sweet Sugar has a wonderful swing in the performance and is a lively stroller. All three titles are most certain "A" grade dance-floor-winners, and the album has only just begun!
The more well-known performers include; the brilliant LaVern Baker who vocalises to the beat of the quasi-religious song On Revival Day, the fantastic Art Neville from his formative years rocked and Cha Dooky-Doo pays testament to this statement. Country artist Merle Kilgore is an unlikely inclusion in the album, and the song Lover's Hell is radically different to his usual style and it's a song that needs to be played.

Stroll-A-Rama features some hit makers; Curtis Lee's dance-crazy inspired The Wobble has a captivating rhythm, doo-woppers The Jarmels teen classic A Little Bit Of Soap is full of melody, and the lesser-known The Royal Lancers Oh Little Girl is a certain lady pleasing classic waiting to be discovered, as is Betty Jayne's cover of Dion's Lonely Teenager .
The rock rhythm strollers are performed by; the Rockin' Saints, Cheat On Me, Frank Zolton, Cats Eyes, James Gallagher, Crazy 'Bout You Baby and Ron Hargrave's Drive In Movie are collectors dream recordings. Jerry Grant and The Rockbilly Bandits, Talkin' About Love and The Ding Dongs, Now We're One are top class and the sleeve notes reveal the identity of the vocalists if you do not already know.
The blues strollers are groovy and Jimmy Nolen's, How Fine Can You Be, along with George Allen's Loose Screws have an underground feel to them, and Monte Easter and His Band title New Orleans Hop is the odd-ball inclusion on the album.
The bonus songs are performed by; Barbara Portland with an original tune I Know Who and original rockabilly artist Huelyn Duvall sings They Won't Let Me In and demonstrates he still had the cat style in his twilight years. Each track invites listeners to get up and strolland gain enjoyment from the pleasure of dancing. Put on your dancing shoes and enjoy the music that puts rhythm into your feet.
Atomicat Records Stroll-A-Rama, Volume Five focuses on curating a selection of lesser-known yet high-quality tracks, adhering to a "killer and no filler" ideology with every compilation! The remastered sound quality ensures an immersive experience that will undoubtedly shake the speakers, providing a far from nostalgic trip through the vibrant eras of music.
Our discs are housed in an attractively designed cardboard sleeve, specially designed to avoid the use of plastic and be environmentally friendly. You are listening to music from the past and preserving the future!

Track Listing:
Jerry Woodard: 1. Speedway Rock -   Kenny Lee Martin: 2. The Shape I'm In -   LaVern Baker: 3. On RevivalDay -   Johnny Oliver: 4. Sweet Sugar -   Art Neville: 5. Cha Dooky-Doo -   Rockin' Saints: 6. Cheat On Me, Baby -   Merle Kilgore: 7. Lover s Hell -   The Royal Lancers: 8. Oh Little Girl -   Ernie And Petie: 9. One Day -   Betty Jayne: 10. Lonely Teenager -   Hunt Stevens: 11. I Feel It For You -   Jimmy Nolen: 12. How Fine Can You Be -   George Allen: 13. Loose Screws -   Jerry Grant: 14. Talkin' About Love -   Curtis Lee: 15. The Woble -   The Jarmels: 16. A Little Bit Of Soap -   Ronnie Savoy: 17. Ooh, What A Girl -   Bill Morgan: 18. I Need Your Love -   De Witt Sisters: 19. Poison Ivy -   Glen Pace: 20. Tell Me -   The Ding Dongs: 21. Now We're One -   Frank Zolton: 22. Cats Eyes -   James Gallager: 23. Crazy 'Bout You (Baby) -   Monte Easter: 24. New Orleans Hop -   Ron Hargrave: 25. Drive In Movie -   The Starlighters: 26. Let's Take A Strolll ( Down Lover's Lane ) -   John Ashley: 27. Let The Good Times Roll -   Kenny And Moe (The Blues Boys): 28. Tell Me That Your Love Is Real -   Barbara Portland: 29. I know Who -   Huelyn Duvall: 30. They Won't Let Me In -