The roots of punk rock music, 1926 - 1962

Auteur(s)Vaudou Congregation ;Morton, Jelly-Roll ;Tatum, Art ;Gene Krupa's Swing Band ;Krupa, Gene ;Goodman, Benny ;Shaw, Artie ;Slim and Slam ;Parker, Charlie ;Gillespie, Dizzy ;Crudup, Arthur "Big Boy" ;Allen, Henry "Red" ;Brown, Roy ;Turner, Big Joe ;Smilin' Smokey Lynn ;Bradshaw, Tiny ;Bostic, Earl ;Wayne, James ;Parker, Sonny ;McNeely, Big Jay ;Taylor, Danny ;Crawford, Sugar Boy ;Charles, Ray ;Adkins, Hasil ;Berry, Richard (1935 - 1997) ;Berry, Chuck ;Burnette, Johnny ;The Johnny Burnette Rock'N'Roll Trio ;The Valentines ;The Chips ;Montrell, Roy ;The Cadets ;Yochanan ;Sun Ra ;Sun Ra & his Arkestra ;Fulson, Lowell ;Luman, Bob ;Little Richard ;Lewis, Jerry Lee ;Cochran, Eddie ;James, Jesse ;John and Jackie ;The Tune Rockers ;Lymon, Frankie ;Williams, Larry ;Allen, Ronnie ;The Shades ;Link Wray ;Taylor, Cecil ;Coleman, Ornette ;The Phantom ;Pullen, Dwight ;Esquerita ;Holly, Buddy ;The Crickets ;Freeman, Bobby ;McFadden, Bob ;Diddley, Bo ;Taylor, Vince ;Morningstar, Jackie ;Daniels, Jeff ;Jones, "Philly" Joe ;Randy and The Rainbows ;Screaming Lord Sutch ;Ronnie Cook and The Gaylads ;The Rumblers ;The Rivingtons ;Montez, Chris ;Ayler, Albert

Titre(s)The roots of punk rock music, 1926 - 1962 / Collectif.

Editeur(s)Frémeaux & Associés, 2013.

ContientCD 1 : Petro rhythm / Vaudou Congregation. - Black bottom stomp / Jelly Roll Morton. - Tiger rag / Art Tatum. - Swing is here / Gene Krupa's Swing Band / Benny Goodman. - Traffic jam / Artie Shaw and his orchestra. - B-19 / Slim and Slam. - Koko / Charlie Parker / Dizzy Gillespie. - I want my loving / Arthur Crudup. - Get the mop / Henry Red Allen. - Butcher Pete [parts 1 & 2] / Roy Brown. - Rebecca / Big Joe Turner. - Run mister rabbit / Smilin' Smokey Lynn. - I'm going to have myself a ball / Tiny Bradshaw. - Earl's blues / Earl Bostic. - Junco Partner / James Wee Willie Wayne. - She sets my soul on fire / Sonny Parker. - Hurry hurry babe / Roy Brown. - The goof / Big Jay McNeely. - You look bad / Danny Taylor. - Overboard / Sugar Boy Crawford. - Mess around / Ray Charles. - She said / Hasil Adkins and his Happy Guitar. - CD 2 : Louie Louie / Richard Berry. - Maybellene / Chuck Berry. - Train kept-a-rollin' / The Johnny Burnette Rock'N'Roll Trio. - The woo woo train / The Valentines. - Rubber biscuit / The Chips. - (Every time I hear that) Mellow saxophone / Roy Montrell. - Stranded in the jungle / The Cadets. - Hot skillet mama / Yochanan / Sun Ra Arkestra. - Rock this morning / Lowell Fulson. - Red hot / Bob Luman. - Keep-a-knockin' / Little Richard. - High school confidential / Jerry Lee Lewis. - C'mon everybody / Eddie Cochran. - Red hot rockin' blues / Jesse James. - John and Jackie / Little Girl. - Green mosquito (Human fly) / The Tune Rockers. - Thumb thumb / Frankie Lymon. - Bad boy / Larry Williams. - Juvenile delinquent / Ronnie Allen. - Strollin' after dark (I was a teenage werewolf) / The Shades. - Right turn / Link Wray and his Wraymen. - Excursion on a wobbly rail / The Cecil Taylor Quartet. - Lonely woman / Ornette Coleman. - CD 3 : Love me / The Phantom. - Ooh ! My soul / Little Richard. - Rockin' the joint / Esquerita. - Sunglasses after dark / Dwight Pullen. - Rave on / Buddy Holly and The Crickets. - Do you wanna dance / Bobby Freeman. - Somethin' else / Eddie Cochran. - The beat generation / Bob McFadden & Dor. - Run Diddley dady / Bo Diddley. - I love you so / Bo Diddley. - Brand new cadillac / Vince Taylor. - Rockin' in the graveyard / Jackie Morningstar. - Switchblade Sam / Jeff Daniels. - I fought the law / The Crickets. - California sun / Joe Jones. - Pills / Bo Diddley. - Denise / Randy and The Rainbows. - Good golly Miss Molly / Screaming Lord Sutch. - Goo goo muck / Ronnie and The Gaylads. - Boss (Garbageman) / The Rumblers. - Papa-oom-mow-mow (Surfin' bird) / The Rivingtons. - Let's dance / Chris Montez. - High school confidential / Hasil Adkins. - No moe / Albert Ayler.

RésuméBruno Blum, qui adolescent a lui-même fait partie du mouvement punk à Londres à la fin des années 1970, revient ici sur les traces de la subversion originelle du rock. Recherche de jouissance, du dépassement de soi et de sa condition, la figure de l'artiste et plus encore du musicien semblait être la seule à pouvoir s+affranchir des normes rigoristes de la société. De Charlie Parker à Bo Diddley, en passant par Artie Shaw ou Richard Berry, l+irrévérence et l+arrogance célébrée plus tard dans le Punk Rock d+Iggy Pop, de The Clash aux Ramones, puise ses racines dans les tempos frénétiques du bop, les contorsions du free-jazz, jusqu+aux allusions sexuelles du blues et les solos débridés du rockabilly.

Sujet(s)Punk rock (musique) Rock'n'roll (musique) Jazz be-bop Free jazz Rockabilly (musique)

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