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Tommy Steele - Rock with the Caveman

Rock with the Caveman
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Album Details: Rock with the Caveman

Release Date:06/27/2005
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Track List: Rock with the Caveman

Disk 1

  1. Rock with the Caveman
  2. Elevator Rock
  3. Singing the Blues
  4. Knee Deep in the Blues
  5. Butterfingers
  6. Water, Water
  7. Handful of Songs
  8. Shiralee
  9. Hey You!
  10. Nairobi
  11. Happy Guitar
  1. Only Man on the Island
  2. Come on, Let's Go
  3. Tallahassee Lassie
  4. Give! Give! Give!
  5. Little White Bull
  6. What a Mouth (What a North and S...
  7. Must Be Santa
  8. Writing on the Wall
  9. Hollerin' and Screamin'
  10. Lonesome Traveller

Disk 2

  1. Little Darlin'
  2. Old Obadiah
  3. Kookaburra
  4. Tommy the Toreador
  5. Shout
  6. So Long (It's Been Good to Know ...
  7. Doomsday Rock
  8. Wedding Bells
  9. Honky Tonk Blues
  10. Kaw-Liga
  11. Razzle Dazzle
  1. Giddy Up a Ding Dong
  2. Young Love
  3. Photograph
  4. Hair-Down Hoe-Down
  5. Princess
  6. Take a Ride
  7. Where's the Birdie
  8. Flash, Bang, Wallop
  9. She's Too Far Above Me
  10. You Gotta Go
  11. Time to Kill

Pro Reviews: Rock with the Caveman

  • All Music Guide

    Believe it or not, this 43song Tommy Steele collection isn't the most fullpacked compilation you can get on England's first homegrown rock roll singer but it's probably enough for most dedicated fans, covering bases that the two singleCD collections from Universal don't manage to embrace with their 20 and 21track lineups. This set follows chronological order and demonstrates that fairly early on, Steele and his manager were already pointing his work toward a more general entertainment career and away from rock roll. But when he rocked, he did do a pretty good job of it and better than anyone else that any record label in England was going to take a chance on. "Rock with the Caveman," "Come on, Let's Go," "Tallahassee Lassie," etc. are all credible efforts, though perhaps played a little more smoothly than most American rock rollers of the time might've approached them. He also managed to embrace songs by Woody Guthrie as well as the Isley Brothers, even as he filled up the pop sid...e of his music ledger. A major part of Steele's output is represented here, in excellent sound, in a rich crosssection of his range. - Bruce Eder, All Music Guide Read more Less

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Tommy Steele

You'd never know it to look at film of him today, but during the summer of 1956, Tommy Steele became England's first home-grown rock 'n roller. Or he wasn't a rock 'n roller at all. Some 43 years after he first charted a record, many pop-music scholars still question whether Tommy Steele belongs on a list of rock 'n roll performers. But whatever he was, in 1956, England... Read more