Hey Hey Guy

For the first time on one 2CD set both sides of all Little Richard's important single releases recorded between 1956 and 1957. Includes several of Rock & Roll's most iconic recordings and undeniable classics such as "Tutti Frutti", "Long Tall Sally", "Lucille" and many more. This is the perfect presentation for one of Rock & Roll's greatest artists and his greatest hits. With detailed sleeve notes incorporating.

The 3 CD limited edition box set contains 34 tracks over two discs, plus 17 bonus tracks of personal favourites curated by Elton himself.

Delmark Records consistently unearths blues talent heretofore undiscovered, and guitarist/vocalist Quintus McCormick certainly fills that bill. Born in Detroit in 1957, he was listening primarily to rock & roll, but upon a move to Chicago in the late '70s, it took yet another decade for him to discover his calling as a bluesman. This recording shows McCormick has emerged from the shadows of being a sideman (James Cotton, Lefty Dizz, A.C. Reed), leading a band with a horn section and backup singers to present his side of authentic urban music. His acknowledged influence of guitarist Albert King is quite evident in his solos and fills, while vocally he's quite reminiscent of Bobby "Blue" Bland, or former employer/mentor Otis Clay. These songs were written by McCormick, with the stamp of authentic 12-bar blues, a little contemporary soul, and some rocking beats at times…..