On Wed, 11 Jun 2025 8:19:50 +0000, Roger wrote:

Continuing my favorites label-by-label......today SAVOY in Newark NJ

Here's how it looks with my faves from the ACORN & REGENT subsids added

1. Double Crossing Blues Johnny Otis Quintette/Robins/Little
Esther 1950
2. Don't Be Angry Nappy Brown 1955
3. Bad Boy Jive Bombers 1956

4. LEMON SQUEEZER Four Barons (REGENT) 1950

5. You’re Fine But Not My Kind Robins 1950
6. Heart And Soul Four Buddies 1951

7. ATLANTA BOOGIE Tommy Brown (ACORN/REGENT) 1951

8. Turkey Hop-Part 2 Robins 1950
9 C.C Baby Brownie McGhee 1950
10. Wedding Boogie Johnny Otis/Little Esther/Mel Walker 1950
11. Cupid’s Boogie Little Esther & Mel Walker 1950
12. There Ain’t No Use Beggin’ Robins 1950
13. Turkey Hop-Part 1 Robins 1950

14. THE HOUSE NEAR THE RAILROAD TRACK Tommy Brown (ACORN/REGENT) 1951

15. Good Lovin’ H-Bomb Ferguson 1951
16. No Money Blue Diamonds 1954
17. Get Mad Baby Gaylords 1952

18. BEER BOTTLE BOOGIE Marylyn Scott (REGENT) 1950

19 Honey Baby Blue Diamonds 1954
20. Good Time Blues Johnny Otis (Redd Lyte) 1950

BUBBLING UNDER

21. I Will Wait Four Buddies 1950
22. Nothin’ Shakin’ Baby Four Buddies (unreleased) 1952
23. Work For My Baby H-Bomb Ferguson (unreleased) 1952
24. That Man Nappy Brown 1954
25. So Much Trouble Brownie McGhee 1952

So Bruce...what's the thing on the Acorn & Regent subsids? I know the
Tommy Brown double-sider listed above appeared on BOTH those labels (it
was booted big time in 1976 on Acorn label)

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Continuing my favorites label-by-label......today SAVOY in Newark NJ

1. Double Crossing Blues Johnny Otis Quintette/Robins/Little
Esther 1950
2. Don't Be Angry Nappy Brown 1955
3. Bad Boy Jive Bombers 1956
4. You’re Fine But Not My Kind Robins 1950
5. Heart And Soul Four Buddies 1951
6. Turkey Hop-Part 2 Robins 1950
7 C.C Baby Brownie McGhee 1950
8. Wedding Boogie Johnny Otis/Little Esther/Mel Walker 1950
9. Cupid’s Boogie Little Esther & Mel Walker 1950
10. There Ain’t No Use Beggin’ Robins 1950
11. Turkey Hop-Part 1 Robins 1950
12. Good Lovin’ H-Bomb Ferguson 1951
13. No Money Blue Diamonds 1954
14. Get Mad Baby Gaylords 1952
15. Honey Baby Blue Diamonds 1954
16. Good Time Blues Johnny Otis (Redd Lyte) 1950
17. I Will Wait Four Buddies 1950
18. Nothin’ Shakin’ Baby Four Buddies (unreleased) 1952
19. Work For My Baby H-Bomb Ferguson (unreleased) 1952
20. That Man Nappy Brown 1954

BUBBLING UNDER

21. So Much Trouble Brownie McGhee 1952
22. Mercy Mr Percy Varetta Dillard 1953
23. I Got A Feelin’ Carols 1953
24. I Wanna Know Dolly Cooper 1953
25. Down In New Orleans Big Mike 1955

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On Wed, 11 Jun 2025 8:19:50 +0000, Roger wrote:

Continuing my favorites label-by-label......today SAVOY in Newark NJ

5. Heart And Soul Four Buddies 1951

Best version of this by a lot IMO.

8. Wedding Boogie Johnny Otis/Little Esther/Mel Walker 1950
9. Cupid’s Boogie Little Esther & Mel Walker 1950

I'm not that big on these two.

10. There Ain’t No Use Beggin’ Robins 1950

Love this, Ink Spots style.

11. Turkey Hop-Part 1 Robins 1950

Which side is mostly instrumental?

17. I Will Wait Four Buddies 1950

Surprised a record collector like you did not list this as by the Four
Buds!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x13803yVSGw

20. That Man Nappy Brown 1954

His first solo record, this was the B side. The A side "Is It True, Is
It True" was a regional R&B Hit. I have it as reaching #6 in Cincinnati
in late 1954.

21. So Much Trouble Brownie McGhee 1952

Strong one that I first heard by George Thorogood.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G55_y0bjc_Y

24. I Wanna Know Dolly Cooper 1953

Better than the Du Droppers version IMO.

25. Down In New Orleans Big Mike 1955

The other side is the side for me. From your video:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uJ_4aaAMEO8

I've been waiting for this. Gives me an excuse to make my Savoy list
longer than the 10 that I played on Lew Rallo's show that time. I see
that my top record on the label did not even make you list, "Move Baby
Move" by Larry Harrison.

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On Wed, 11 Jun 2025 14:13:38 +0000, Bruce wrote:

On Wed, 11 Jun 2025 8:19:50 +0000, Roger wrote:

Continuing my favorites label-by-label......today SAVOY in Newark NJ

77

11. Turkey Hop-Part 1 Robins 1950

Which side is mostly instrumental?

Neither have that much vocal but I always loved the record

17. I Will Wait Four Buddies 1950

Surprised a record collector like you did not list this as by the Four
Buds!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x13803yVSGw

Yeah I guess I forgot. But I'm intrigued at your constant description of
me as a "record collector". To fit that description i'd really need to
be adding items to my record shelves regularly. So when do you suppose
was the last time I added anything?

25. Down In New Orleans Big Mike 1955

The other side is the side for me. From your video:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uJ_4aaAMEO8

Yeah that side is real good too--but sadly only room for 25 records in
the list

I've been waiting for this. Gives me an excuse to make my Savoy list
longer than the 10 that I played on Lew Rallo's show that time. I see
that my top record on the label did not even make you list, "Move Baby
Move" by Larry Harrison.

I've mentioned on here before I'm not that big on that Larry Harrison
record

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On Wed, 11 Jun 2025 22:32:31 +0000, Roger wrote:

Surprised a record collector like you did not list this as by the Four
Buds!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x13803yVSGw

Yeah I guess I forgot. But I'm intrigued at your constant description of
me as a "record collector". To fit that description i'd really need to
be adding items to my record shelves regularly. So when do you suppose
was the last time I added anything?

Have you sold things out of your collection?

At your age you should be selling everything. You have all the music now
on MP3s. Why keep things that your heirs won't know what to do with
after you're gone?

How many 45s do you have now?

How many albums?

How many 78s?

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On Thu, 12 Jun 2025 2:20:04 +0000, Bruce wrote:

On Wed, 11 Jun 2025 22:32:31 +0000, Roger wrote:

Surprised a record collector like you did not list this as by the Four
Buds!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x13803yVSGw

Yeah I guess I forgot. But I'm intrigued at your constant description of
me as a "record collector". To fit that description i'd really need to
be adding items to my record shelves regularly. So when do you suppose
was the last time I added anything?

Have you sold things out of your collection?

At your age you should be selling everything. You have all the music now
on MP3s. Why keep things that your heirs won't know what to do with
after you're gone?

How many 45s do you have now?

How many albums?

How many 78s?

YOu answer my question then I'll answer yours

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On Thu, 12 Jun 2025 6:38:07 +0000, Roger wrote:

On Thu, 12 Jun 2025 2:20:04 +0000, Bruce wrote:

On Wed, 11 Jun 2025 22:32:31 +0000, Roger wrote:

Surprised a record collector like you did not list this as by the Four >>>> Buds!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x13803yVSGw

Yeah I guess I forgot. But I'm intrigued at your constant description of >>> me as a "record collector". To fit that description i'd really need to
be adding items to my record shelves regularly. So when do you suppose
was the last time I added anything?

Have you sold things out of your collection?

At your age you should be selling everything. You have all the music now
on MP3s. Why keep things that your heirs won't know what to do with
after you're gone?

How many 45s do you have now?

How many albums?

How many 78s?

YOu answer my question then I'll answer yours

You don't have to be an active record collector to remain a record
collector. Even if you haven't added anything to your collection in 30
years, you can still be a record collector.

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On Thu, 12 Jun 2025 13:55:02 +0000, Bruce wrote:

On Thu, 12 Jun 2025 6:38:07 +0000, Roger wrote:

On Thu, 12 Jun 2025 2:20:04 +0000, Bruce wrote:

On Wed, 11 Jun 2025 22:32:31 +0000, Roger wrote:

Surprised a record collector like you did not list this as by the Four >>>>> Buds!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x13803yVSGw

Yeah I guess I forgot. But I'm intrigued at your constant description of >>>> me as a "record collector". To fit that description i'd really need to >>>> be adding items to my record shelves regularly. So when do you suppose >>>> was the last time I added anything?

Have you sold things out of your collection?

At your age you should be selling everything. You have all the music now >>> on MP3s. Why keep things that your heirs won't know what to do with
after you're gone?

How many 45s do you have now?

How many albums?

How many 78s?

YOu answer my question then I'll answer yours

You don't have to be an active record collector to remain a record
collector. Even if you haven't added anything to your collection in 30
years, you can still be a record collector.

No no this is getting ridiculous

You seem to have some fetish in constantly describing me as a "record collector" and then ascribing to me all the various things that a
collector should or should not do.

I will decide whether I'm a collector or not--not you and not anybody
else.

I began to accrue a substantial collection of favorite records in the
60's but have not added much to it in several following decades and in
recent years have sold off a very substantial part of my collection.
Therefore by anyone's measure the word "collector" in the current
situation does not apply and the person who decides that is me.

OK glad to put you right on that point,no problem

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On Thu, 12 Jun 2025 16:31:08 +0000, Roger wrote:

On Thu, 12 Jun 2025 13:55:02 +0000, Bruce wrote:

On Thu, 12 Jun 2025 6:38:07 +0000, Roger wrote:

On Thu, 12 Jun 2025 2:20:04 +0000, Bruce wrote:

On Wed, 11 Jun 2025 22:32:31 +0000, Roger wrote:

Surprised a record collector like you did not list this as by the Four >>>>>> Buds!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x13803yVSGw

Yeah I guess I forgot. But I'm intrigued at your constant description of >>>>> me as a "record collector". To fit that description i'd really need to >>>>> be adding items to my record shelves regularly. So when do you suppose >>>>> was the last time I added anything?

Have you sold things out of your collection?

At your age you should be selling everything. You have all the music now >>>> on MP3s. Why keep things that your heirs won't know what to do with
after you're gone?

How many 45s do you have now?

How many albums?

How many 78s?

YOu answer my question then I'll answer yours

You don't have to be an active record collector to remain a record
collector. Even if you haven't added anything to your collection in 30
years, you can still be a record collector.

No no this is getting ridiculous

You seem to have some fetish in constantly describing me as a "record collector" and then ascribing to me all the various things that a
collector should or should not do.

I will decide whether I'm a collector or not--not you and not anybody
else.

I began to accrue a substantial collection of favorite records in the
60's but have not added much to it in several following decades and in
recent years have sold off a very substantial part of my collection. Therefore by anyone's measure the word "collector" in the current
situation does not apply and the person who decides that is me.

OK glad to put you right on that point,no problem

Okay, based on what you described I agree that you are no longer a
record collector, but you still subscribe to lots of record collector
beliefs, such as making the Battles only about singles. Only record
collectors care about what format a song was issued on and only record collectors separate songs on singles from songs only on albums.

And I don't agree that only the person being labeled gets to decide if
that label is correct or not. If that were true then Trump would get to
decide whether or not he is a narcissist and nobody else's opinion would matter.

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On Wed, 11 Jun 2025 8:19:50 +0000, Roger wrote:

Continuing my favorites label-by-label......today SAVOY in Newark NJ

6. Turkey Hop-Part 2 Robins 1950

Okay, part 2 is mostly instrumental with just a bit of the Robins during
the chorus. The Robins are not mentioned on the label. It's just the
Johnny Otis Orchestra

https://i.discogs.com/rnhLu9Zq4A1H2Irnjj8iLwlFAdBdsSH2BMnyQ4qDTM4/rs:fit/g:sm/q:90/h:594/w:599/czM6Ly9kaXNjb2dz/LWRhdGFiYXNlLWlt/YWdlcy9SLTEwNTI5/MDctMTE4ODM0NTUw/NC5qcGVn.jpeg

11. Turkey Hop-Part 1 Robins 1950

Part 1 is the Robins vocal and they are mentioned on the label
underneath the Johnny Otis Orchestra it say vocal by the Robins.

https://i.discogs.com/yV07TTxdohSIxZURxwjig6Nrx-NJ5255EB1q6R0Dl-0/rs:fit/g:sm/q:90/h:591/w:599/czM6Ly9kaXNjb2dz/LWRhdGFiYXNlLWlt/YWdlcy9SLTEwNTI5/MDctMTE4ODM0NTQ3/NS5qcGVn.jpeg

I'm guessing that you meant to have part 1 at #6 and part 2 at #11.

Still have a lot ow work to do on my list. Don't want to leave anything
out. It will be more than a top 50, perhaps even a top 100, but I'd
guess it will be under 100 as only things that are 7 or higher will make
the list.

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On Fri, 13 Jun 2025 22:14:48 +0000, Bruce wrote:

On Wed, 11 Jun 2025 8:19:50 +0000, Roger wrote:

Continuing my favorites label-by-label......today SAVOY in Newark NJ

6. Turkey Hop-Part 2 Robins 1950

Okay, part 2 is mostly instrumental with just a bit of the Robins during
the chorus. The Robins are not mentioned on the label. It's just the
Johnny Otis Orchestra

https://i.discogs.com/rnhLu9Zq4A1H2Irnjj8iLwlFAdBdsSH2BMnyQ4qDTM4/rs:fit/g:sm/q:90/h:594/w:599/czM6Ly9kaXNjb2dz/LWRhdGFiYXNlLWlt/YWdlcy9SLTEwNTI5/MDctMTE4ODM0NTUw/NC5qcGVn.jpeg

11. Turkey Hop-Part 1 Robins 1950

Part 1 is the Robins vocal and they are mentioned on the label
underneath the Johnny Otis Orchestra it say vocal by the Robins.

https://i.discogs.com/yV07TTxdohSIxZURxwjig6Nrx-NJ5255EB1q6R0Dl-0/rs:fit/g:sm/q:90/h:591/w:599/czM6Ly9kaXNjb2dz/LWRhdGFiYXNlLWlt/YWdlcy9SLTEwNTI5/MDctMTE4ODM0NTQ3/NS5qcGVn.jpeg

I'm guessing that you meant to have part 1 at #6 and part 2 at #11.

Yep you're correct

Still have a lot ow work to do on my list. Don't want to leave anything
out. It will be more than a top 50, perhaps even a top 100, but I'd
guess it will be under 100 as only things that are 7 or higher will make
the list.

I am working on a new list---but I'll hold off on putting it up here
until you complete your Savoy listing which I look forward to.

And as far as my lists go I'm only including items that I rate 8 or more

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On Sat, 14 Jun 2025 13:07:06 +0000, Roger wrote:

On Fri, 13 Jun 2025 22:14:48 +0000, Bruce wrote:

On Wed, 11 Jun 2025 8:19:50 +0000, Roger wrote:

Continuing my favorites label-by-label......today SAVOY in Newark NJ

6. Turkey Hop-Part 2 Robins 1950

Okay, part 2 is mostly instrumental with just a bit of the Robins during
the chorus. The Robins are not mentioned on the label. It's just the
Johnny Otis Orchestra

https://i.discogs.com/rnhLu9Zq4A1H2Irnjj8iLwlFAdBdsSH2BMnyQ4qDTM4/rs:fit/g:sm/q:90/h:594/w:599/czM6Ly9kaXNjb2dz/LWRhdGFiYXNlLWlt/YWdlcy9SLTEwNTI5/MDctMTE4ODM0NTUw/NC5qcGVn.jpeg

11. Turkey Hop-Part 1 Robins 1950

Part 1 is the Robins vocal and they are mentioned on the label
underneath the Johnny Otis Orchestra it say vocal by the Robins.

https://i.discogs.com/yV07TTxdohSIxZURxwjig6Nrx-NJ5255EB1q6R0Dl-0/rs:fit/g:sm/q:90/h:591/w:599/czM6Ly9kaXNjb2dz/LWRhdGFiYXNlLWlt/YWdlcy9SLTEwNTI5/MDctMTE4ODM0NTQ3/NS5qcGVn.jpeg

I'm guessing that you meant to have part 1 at #6 and part 2 at #11.

Yep you're correct

Still have a lot of work to do on my list. Don't want to leave anything
out. It will be more than a top 50, perhaps even a top 100, but I'd
guess it will be under 100 as only things that are 7 or higher will make
the list.

I am working on a new list---but I'll hold off on putting it up here
until you complete your Savoy listing which I look forward to.

Don't hold off, this might take a couple of weeks.

And as far as my lists go I'm only including items that I rate 8 or more

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That's what I will post here, just the 8s and up, but I am listing all
the 7's and up and there are over 100 already. Only 2 tens and 6 nines
for me, but a shitload of 8s and 7s.

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On Sun, 15 Jun 2025 1:09:15 +0000, Bruce wrote:

On Sat, 14 Jun 2025 13:07:06 +0000, Roger wrote:

On Fri, 13 Jun 2025 22:14:48 +0000, Bruce wrote:

On Wed, 11 Jun 2025 8:19:50 +0000, Roger wrote:

Continuing my favorites label-by-label......today SAVOY in Newark NJ

Still have a lot of work to do on my list. Don't want to leave anything
out. It will be more than a top 50, perhaps even a top 100, but I'd
guess it will be under 100 as only things that are 7 or higher will make >>> the list.

I am working on a new list---but I'll hold off on putting it up here
until you complete your Savoy listing which I look forward to.

Don't hold off, this might take a couple of weeks.

And as far as my lists go I'm only including items that I rate 8 or more

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That's what I will post here, just the 8s and up, but I am listing all
the 7's and up and there are over 100 already. Only 2 tens and 6 nines
for me, but a shitload of 8s and 7s.

Yes I know exactly what you mean. I'm still working on the latest list
but already its getting overwhelming and that's just with 10's,9's and
8's!!

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Okay, I went through the entire Savoy catalog and found a few more that
I had missed. I think I'm ready to start putting all of the 8s in order.

There are two eights already in the top 10, and I found 42 other 8's, so
when I post the list here it will be a top 52.

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Okay, finished putting all the 8s in order, so here are my 52 Savoy
favorites. I think these are all actually on Savoy although I am also
including the subsidiaries too. Sharp, Gospel and Regent for sure. Some
of those will appear further down as I get to all of the 7s.

01. Move Baby Move - Larry Harrison - 1955
02. When It's Love Time - Brownie McGhee - 1956
03. Heart And Soul - Four Buddies - 1951
04. Don't Drop It - Wilbert Harrison - 1954
05. Double Crossing Blues - Johnny Otis, Little Esther & the Robins -
1950
06. Work For My Baby - H-Bomb Ferguson - 1952
07. I Wanna Know - Dolly Cooper - 1953
08. Travelin' On - Sticks McGhee - 1954
09. If You Need Some Lovin' - Nappy Brown - 1958
10. Say You're Mine - Savoys - 1956
11. Help Me Baby - Sticks McGhee - 1955
12. Don't Be Angry - Nappy Brown - 1955
13. Red Red Wine - Milton Buckner - 1951
14. Mercy Mr. Percy - Varetta Dillard - 1953
15. (That's The Way) My Mind Is Working - Varetta Dillard - 1953
16. If It's News To You - Little Esther - 1957
17. Have You Gone Crazy - Earl Johnson - 1953
18. T'ain't What You Say It's Whatcha Do - Little Esther - 1956
19. So Many Ways - Varetta Dillard - 1955
20. Deep Freeze - Roamers - 1955
21. C.C. Baby - Brownie McGhee - 1950
22. I'm Through - Robins - 1950 - 8
23. Turkey Hop - Robins - 1950 - 8
24. Deceivin' Blues - Little Esther - 1950
25. What's Happening - Paul Williams (Connie Allen) - 1950
26. There Ain't No Use Begging - Robins - 1950
27. So Much Trouble - Brownie McGhee & Sonny Terry - 1952
28. Bad Boy - Jive Bombers - 1956
29. Good Lovin' - H-Bomb Ferguson - 1951
30. My Summer's Gone - Four Buddies - 1951
31. You're Part of Me - Four Buddies - 1952
32. Forgive Me Baby - Elmo Nixon (Henry Hayes Orchestra) - 1952
33. The Frog Hop - Hal Singer - 1952
34. Mad At Love - Temptations - 1958
35. Nothin' Shakin' Baby - Four Buddies - 1952
36. That Man - Nappy Brown - 1954
37. The Huckle-Buck - Paul Williams - 1949
38 I Need Your Love - Gay Poppers - 1959
39. Walk Along - Billy Nelson & Five Wings - 1955
40. Chop Chop Ching A Ling - Roamers - 1955
41. Double Faced Deacon - 1951 - Tommy Brown - 1951
42. Shake Me Up Baby - Little Terry - 1957
43. Baby Baby Blues - Johnny Otis (Mel Walker) - 1952
44. Lovers Lane Boogie - Johnny Otis, Little Esther & the Robins - 1950
45. Fifty Million Women - Carols - 1953
46. Goin' Back To Orleans - Jesse & Buzzy - 1958
47. I'd Love To Love You - Brownie McGee & Sonny Terry - 1955
48. Ride, Superman, Ride - Stomp Gordon - 1956
49. Rib Joint - Sam Price - 1956 - 8
50. Hot Rod - Hal Singer - 1955 - 8
51. I Won't Cry - Little David & Harps - 1955
52. Times Have Changed - Sticks McGhee - 1955

Of course I made this into a playlist and I am listening to the
countdown now from #52 down to #1. When I add in all of the 7s there
will be over 100 songs on the playlist.

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Continuing my favorites label-by-label......today SAVOY in Newark NJ

1. Double Crossing Blues Johnny Otis Quintette/Robins/Little
Esther 1950
2. Don't Be Angry Nappy Brown 1955
3. Bad Boy Jive Bombers 1956
4. You’re Fine But Not My Kind Robins 1950
5. Heart And Soul Four Buddies 1951
6. Turkey Hop-Part 2 Robins 1950
7 C.C Baby Brownie McGhee 1950
8. Wedding Boogie Johnny Otis/Little Esther/Mel Walker 1950
9. Cupid’s Boogie Little Esther & Mel Walker 1950
10. There Ain’t No Use Beggin’ Robins 1950
11. Turkey Hop-Part 1 Robins 1950
12. Good Lovin’ H-Bomb Ferguson 1951
13. No Money Blue Diamonds 1954
14. Get Mad Baby Gaylords 1952
15. Honey Baby Blue Diamonds 1954
16. Good Time Blues Johnny Otis (Redd Lyte) 1950
17. I Will Wait Four Buddies 1950
18. Nothin’ Shakin’ Baby Four Buddies (unreleased) 1952
19. Work For My Baby H-Bomb Ferguson (unreleased) 1952
20. That Man Nappy Brown 1954

BUBBLING UNDER

21. So Much Trouble Brownie McGhee 1952
22. Mercy Mr Percy Varetta Dillard 1953
23. I Got A Feelin’ Carols 1953
24. I Wanna Know Dolly Cooper 1953
25. Down In New Orleans Big Mike 1955

Did you not consider "White Christmas" and "Silent Night" by the Ravens,
or did they just not make the list?

I did not consider them or the Baby Face songs that were reissues from
like 1950 on another label.

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Still my biggest want is "New Baseball Boogie" by Brownie McGhee. Not
sure how I would rate it, I've only heard like 15 seconds of it in the
Ken Burns Baseball thing.

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I completed the full list. Everything that it a 7 or better including
the subsidiary labels. I moved the Hightower Brothers record from a 7 to
an 8 and moved it up now to #41.

SAVOY FAVORITES

1. Move Baby Move - Larry Harrison - 1955
2. When It's Love Time - Brownie McGhee - 1956
3. Heart And Soul - Four Buddies - 1951
4. Don't Drop It - Wilbert Harrison - 1954
5. Double Crossing Blues - Johnny Otis, Little Esther & the Robins -
1950
6. Work For My Baby - H-Bomb Ferguson - 1952
7. I Wanna Know - Dolly Cooper - 1953
8. Travelin' On - Sticks McGhee - 1954
9. If You Need Some Lovin' - Nappy Brown - 1958
10. Say You're Mine - Savoys - 1956
11. Help Me Baby - Sticks McGhee - 1955 - 8 - #162
12. Don't Be Angry - Nappy Brown - 1955 - 8 - #165
13. Red Red Wine - Milton Buckner - 1951 - 8 - #49
14. Mercy Mr. Percy - Varetta Dillard - 1953 - 8 - #96
15. (That's The Way) My Mind Is Working - Varetta Dillard - 1953 - 8 -
#115
16. If It's News To You - Little Esther - 1957 - 8 - #143
17. Have You Gone Crazy - Earl Johnson - 1953 - 8 - #129
18. T'ain't What You Say It's Whatcha Do - Little Esther - 1956 - 8 -
#189
19. So Many Ways - Varetta Dillard - 1955 - 8 - #182
20. Deep Freeze - Roamers - 1955 - 8 - #244
21. C.C. Baby - Brownie McGhee - 1950 - 8 - #31
22. I'm Through - Robins - 1950 - 8 - #37
23. Turkey Hop - Robins - 1950 - 8 - #39
24. Deceivin' Blues - Little Esther - 1950 - 8 - #40
25. What's Happening - Paul Williams (Connie Allen) - 1950 - 8 - #41
26. There Ain't No Use Begging - Robins - 1950 - 8 - #52
27. So Much Trouble - Brownie McGhee & Sonny Terry - 1952 - 8 - #58
28. Bad Boy - Jive Bombers - 1956 - 8 - #231
29. Good Lovin' - H-Bomb Ferguson - 1951 - 8 - #60
30. My Summer's Gone - Four Buddies - 1951 - 8 - #66
31. You're Part of Me - Four Buddies - 1952 - 8 - #69
32. Forgive Me Baby - Elmo Nixon (Henry Hayes Orchestra) - 1952 - 8 -
#79
33. The Frog Hop - Hal Singer - 1952 - 8 - #100
34. Mad At Love - Temptations - 1958 - 8 - #139
35. Nothin' Shakin' Baby - Four Buddies - 1952 - 8 - #113
36. That Man - Nappy Brown - 1954 - 8 - #136
37. The Huckle-Buck - Paul Williams - 1949 - 8 - #14
38 I Need Your Love - Gay Poppers - 1959 - 8 - #73
39. Walk Along - Billy Nelson & Five Wings - 1955 - 8 - #245
40. Chop Chop Ching A Ling - Roamers - 1955 - 8 - #266
41. After I've Done The Best That I Can - Hightower Brothers - 1959 - 7
- #130
42. Double Faced Deacon - 1951 - Tommy Brown - 1951 - 8 #70
43. Shake Me Up Baby - Little Terry - 1957 - 8 - #243
44. Baby Baby Blues - Johnny Otis (Mel Walker) - 1952 - 8 - #138
45. Lovers Lane Boogie - Johnny Otis, Little Esther & the Robins - 1950
- 8 - #64
46. Fifty Million Women - Carols - 1953 - 8 - #200
47. Goin' Back To Orleans - Jesse & Buzzy - 1958 - 8 - #207
48. I'd Love To Love You - Brownie McGee & Sonny Terry - 1955 - 8 - #199
49. Ride, Superman, Ride - Stomp Gordon - 1956 - 8 - #300
50. Rib Joint - Sam Price - 1956 - 8 - #315
51. Hot Rod - Hal Singer - 1955 - 8 - #271
52. I Won't Cry - Little David & Harps - 1955 - 8 - #282
53. Times Have Changed - Sticks McGhee - 1955 - 8 - #325
54. Got Everything I Need But You - Four Buddies - 1953 - 7 - #230
55. You Sure Look Good To Me - Robins - 1949 - 7 - #40
56. If It's So Baby - Robins - 1949 - 7 - #51
57. Sweet Slumber - Four Buddies - 1951 - 7 - #96
58. V-8 Baby - Tommy Brown - 1951 - 7 - #103
59. Mr. Santa's Boogie - Marshall Brothers - 1951 - 7 - #131
60. Coal Miner - Nappy Brown - 1961 - 7 - #101
61. Little By Little - Nappy Brown - 1956 - 7 - #420
62. Little Red Hen - Johnny Otis (Redd Lyte) - 1950 - 7 - #78
63. Lemon Squeezer - Four Barons - 1950 - 7 - #80
64. Sugah Wooga - Three Playmates - 1957 - 7 - #328
65. All The Time - Werly Fairburn - 1956 - 7 - #435
66. You Got To Be Good To Yourself - Dolly Cooper (Wanderers) - 1954 - 7
- #298
67. It's So Good - Little Esther - 1959 - 7 - #149
68. My Kind of Woman - Emitt Slay trio - 1953 - 7 - #264
69. Don't Tell Mama - Willie Johnson With Thelma - 1953 - 7 - #293
70. Open Up That Door - Nappy Brown - 1956 - 7 - #436
71. Promise Mr. Thomas - Varetta Dillard - 1955 - 7 - #364
72. Bye Bye Baby - Nappy Brown - 1957 - 7 - #354
73. The Right Time - Nappy Brown - 1957 - 7 - #398
74. Alley Cat - Dolly Cooper - 1953 - 7 - #327
75. Why Did You Make Me Cry - Cubs - 1956 - 7 - #447
76. You Promised Love - Annie Laurie - 1956 - 7 - #472
77. Wine Head Baby - Lazy Slim Jim - 1953 - 7 - #342
78. You Were My Love - Luther Bond & Ermeralds - 1954 - 7 - #315
79. Under The Willow - Dreams - 1954 - 7 - #333
80. Cryin' My Heart Out - Morris Fontain - 1954 - 7 - #369
81. Candy - Big Maybelle - 1956 - 7 - #496
82. Got To Go Back Again - Four Barons - 1950 - 7 - #85
83. Me And My Baby - Dolly Cooper - 1953 - 7 - #337
84. Mean Old Train - Papa Lightfoot - 1955 - 7 - #375
85. Let It Rain - Five Pennies - 1955 - 7 - #381
86. You're Fine But Not My Kind - Robins - 1950 - 7 - #90
87. When The Wagon Comes - Billy Wright - 1951 - 7 - #177
88. Baby Don't You Know - Wilbert Harrison - 1958 - 7 - #255
89. Getting Ready For My Daddy - Varetta Dillard - 1953 - 7 - #362
90. Rain Or Shine - Big Mike - 1955 - 7 - #440
91. Everybody Needs Somebody - Little Jimmy Scott - 1955 - 7 - #455
92. All Night Long - Johnny Otis - 1951 - 7 - #182
93. If I Had A Talking Picture - Jive Bombers - 1957 - 7 - #434
94. That's A Pretty Good Love - Big Maybelle - 1956 - 7 - #609
95. See What You Done - Luther Bond & Emeralds - 1954 - 7 - #391
96. Corn Bread - Hal Singer - 1948 - 7 - #33
97. Preachin' The Blues - H-Bomb Ferguson - 1952 - 7 - #240
98. Tradin' Stamps - Oboe - 1963 - 7 - #120
99. Our Romance Is Gone - Robins - 1950 - 7 - #101
100. Mean Old Wine - Billy Wright - 1950 - 7 - #104
101. Trust Him - James Cleveland - 1962 - 7 - #116
102. Mistrustin' Blues - Little Esther - 1950 - 7 - #110
103. Don't You Want A Man Like Me - Billy Wright - 1955 - 7 - #576
104. Take The Hands Off The Clock - Tiny Bradsahw - 1947 - 7 - #57
105. Turkey Hop - Johnny Otis - 1950 - 7 - #120
106. I'm Livin' O.K. - Robins - 1950 - 7 - #121
107. Do You Ever Think Of Me - Little Esther - 1959 - 7 - #177
108. Send Me Some Money - Varetta Dillard - 1954 - 7 - #409
109. Spider Sent Me - Paul Williams - 1948 - 7 - #41
110. The Deacon's Hop - Big Jay McNeely - 1948 - 7 - #58
111. Hoonie Boonie - Nappy Brown - 1961 - 7 - #219
112. Now's The Time - Charlie Parker - 1946 - 7 - #41
113. Who'll Be The Fool From Now On - Marshall Brothers - 1951 - 7 -
#183
114. How I Got Over - Clara Ward Singers - 1951 - 7 - #190
115. Little Boy - Little Sylvia - 1951 - 7 - #208
116. Bookie's Blues - H-Bomb Ferguson - 1952 - 7 - #249
117. Back Biter - T.J. Fowler - 1952 - 7 - #253
118. You Can Bet Your Life - Little Esther - 1956 - 7 - #710
119. We're Gonna Rock, We're Gonna Roll - Wild Bill Moore - 1948 - 7 -
#66
120. Hard Bed Blues - Brownie McGee - 1948 - 7 - #74
121. Baby Please Don't Go - Big Maybelle - 1958 - 7 - #431
122. Bad Times - Billy Hope & the Badmen - 1958 - 7 - #453
123. Blues Early Early - Big Maybelle - 1958 - 7 - #468
124. House Rocker - Paul Williams - 1949 - 7 - #108
125. All of Me - Big Maybelle - 1957 - 7 - #536
126. The Blues Don't Mean A Thing - Jive Bombers - 1957 - 7 - #605
127. If I Didn't Love You So - Robins - 7 -
128. Fine Jelly Blues - Redd Foxx - 1946 - 7 -
129. You Should Have Told Me - Imperials - 1953 - 7
130. Oo Papa Do - Little Esther - 1959 - 7 -
131. Because I Love You - Nappy Brown & Bad Boys - 1957 - 7
132. Juicin' And Goofin' - Morris Fontain - 1954 - 7 -
133. Back Bitin' Woman - Billy Wright - 1950 - 7
134. Baby, Won't You Please Come Home - Big Maybelle - 1958 - 7
135. 35-30 - Paul Williams - 1947 - 7 -

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