Vinyl Album - Jerry Lee Lewis / Carl Perkins - Sunstroke! 12 Great Classics Of Country Rock By Jerry Lee Lewis And Carl Perkins - Ember

Vinyl Album

Artist:	Jerry Lee Lewis / Carl Perkins
Title:	Sunstroke! 12 Great Classics Of Country Rock By Jerry Lee Lewis And Carl Perkins
Label:	Ember
Country:	UK
Catalogue:	NR 5038
Date:	1966
Format:	LP
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	11 Own
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A1	Jerry Lee Lewis	I'm Feeling Sorry	J. H. Clement	Rate
A2	Jerry Lee Lewis	Down The Line	R. Orbison	Rate
A3	Jerry Lee Lewis	I'll Make It All Up To You	C. Rich	Rate
A4	Jerry Lee Lewis	The Ballad Of Billy Joe	C. Rich	Rate
A5	Jerry Lee Lewis	Baby, Baby Bye Bye	Lewis, Smith	Rate
A6	Jerry Lee Lewis	Bonnie B	C. Underwood	Rate
B1	Carl Perkins	I'm Sorry I'm Not Sorry	W. Ballman	Rate
B2	Carl Perkins	Dixie Fried	C. Perkins, H. Griffin	Rate
B3	Carl Perkins	Forever Yours	C. Perkins	Rate
B4	Carl Perkins	That's Right	C. Perkins, J. Cash	Rate
B5	Carl Perkins	Lend Me Your Comb	K. Twomey, F. Wise, B. Weisman	Rate
B6	Carl Perkins	Glad All Over	A. Schroeder, R. C. Bennett, S. Tepper	Rate

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Ed Pauli 12th Dec 2023		"Booger" is also a US term used by children to describe dried mucus as Chuck Berry once sang" I boogied in the Kitchen, I boogied in the hall..I boogied on my finger and wiped it on the wall.



seanbss 13th Jul 2020		Black label is not a variant but a reissue from when the label design changed...and it’s definitely “booger”!!!



55bluesman 11th Jan 2015		added label variation (black label)



bill mann 26th Jan 2014		Hi Jules, still sounds like bugger to me !



Juke Jules SUBS 22nd Jan 2014		Clearly 'booger' which Wiktionary defines as "A thing; especially a problematic or difficult thing" (etym related to boggart), but this would have caused problems for airplay in Britain at the time



Deltics 22nd Jan 2014		Judge for yourselves at about 2 mins. Sounds like "bugger" to me although I think the word has a different connotation in America. Someone who "bugs" you.



PhilMH 22nd Jan 2014		Bill, was it really "bugger" or, as Paul Pelletier suggested, "booger", apparently an American term easily mistaken for "bugger"? I haven't heard the song, so can't offer an opinion one way or the other!



bill mann 22nd Jan 2014		'That's right' on this album is the same as the London issue, ie it has been edited to omit the word 'bugger' from the original Sun 45 issue.



Juke Jules SUBS 22nd Jan 2014		Thanks for that information Tony, and for adding the record (I can cross that off my 'to do' list ;-)



Tony P 21st Jan 2014		Mike Raven was also responsible for the issue of the Ace of Hearts LP of the Johnny Burnette Trio :a reissue of the original Coral 10" LP. see https://www.45worlds.com/vinyl/album/ah120



Juke Jules SUBS 18th Jan 2014		Mike Raven is fondly remembered by many members of the 45cat community and it is good to see this instance of his work. The promotional leaflet mentions a 'series' which he was to have put together, and it will be interesting to see if any more of these show up here. I don't know what the Embassy NR- series was for, but we have a few later NR- releases here already. Mike Raven had an interesting career, of which his Pirate Radio work was only a small part - see Wikipedia

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