The popular Boss Black Rockers series on vinyl!
The 14 best songs from the sixth installment, which has already been released on CD, rhythm 'n' blues tracks from the golden era of US popular music.
Each LP comes in an extra-wide case and includes a Koko Mojo-themed slipmat (20 designs total for 10 episodes, two per episode, randomly mixed)!
Afro-American music, namely blues and rhythm 'n' blues, gave the hillbilly and country sound of the '30s and '40s the wings, or rather the hips, to embark on a worldwide triumph as rock 'n' roll.
Although "rock 'n' roll" was also a label to introduce white audiences to the notorious "black" rhythm 'n' blues, its protagonists didn't stop playing their newly named music in the '50s, well before that Civil Rights Movement, popular music built the first delicate bridges between the separate spheres of "Black and White".

TRACKS:

A1 Bobby Freeman– Mardi Gras Rock A2 Joe Tex– She's Mine A3 Billy Lamont– I Got A Rock And Roll Gal A4 Little Mac – I Need Love A5 The Blonde Bomber– Strollie Bun A6 Young Jessie– Hit, Git And Split A7 Harold Burrage– She Knocks Me Out

B1 Eddie Bo– Oh-Oh B2 Jackie Wilson– If I Can't Have You B3 Don And Dewey*– Bim Bam B4 Robert Parker– All Nite Long Pt 2 B5 Bobby Day– Three Young Rebs From Georgia B6 Jim Breedlove*– Whole Lotta Shakin' Goin' On B7 Clarence "Frogman" Henry– I'm In Love