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Willie Egan - Come On (CD)

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Album Details: Come On

Release Date:01/01/1993
Label:Document
UPC:714298568424

Track List: Come On

  1. Wear Your Black Dress
  2. I Can't Understand It
  3. Wow Wow
  4. Potato Stomp
  5. Come On
  6. Sometimes I Wonder
  7. She's Gone Away, But
  8. Whipped Cream
  9. What a Shame
  10. Willie's Blues
  11. Don't Know Where She Went
  12. Sad Sad Feeling
  13. Oh Baby
  1. I Can't Understand It [Outtake]
  2. Big Boy's Bounce
  3. You Can't Beat the Horses
  4. Do What You Wanna Do
  5. You Better Believe It
  6. My Baby Won't Quit Me
  7. Drop Anchor
  8. Water Water
  9. You Ought to Be Ashamed of Yourself
  10. Champagne
  11. Water Water [Outtake]
  12. Now Hear This

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  • All Music Guide

    The RB boogie pianist waxed some rip-roaring rockers for the tiny Los Angeles-based Vita and Mambo logos during the mid-'50s. Fourteen of his best are collected here for a long-overdue airing. This guy deserved a lot more respect than he got, judging from the jumping Louisiana-tinged "Wow Wow," "Come On," and "She's Gone Away, But..." Also aboard: 11 more obscure goodies from the same labels' vaults, notably four tracks by Harmonica Slim (including "Drop Anchor") and Big Boy Groves' lament "You Can't Beat the Horses."

    - Bill Dahl, All Music Guide

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Biography

Willie Egan

Known by true aficionados for the handful of great boogie rockers that he cut for the L.A.-based Mambo and Vita imprints during the mid-'50s, pianist Willie Egan should have enjoyed a considerably larger share of fame than he did. Born on the bayou outside of Shreveport, Egan was lucky to escape his rustic existence for Los Angeles at the age of nine. Piano swiftly beca... Read more