Don't You Rock Me Daddy-O - Lonnie Donegan, Varley
Ham 'n' Eggs - Lonnie Donegan, Donegan
Grand Coulee Dam - Lonnie Donegan, Traditional
Jimmy Brown the Newsboy - Lonnie Donegan, Carter
My Dixie Darling - Lonnie Donegan, Carter
Talking Guitar Blues - Lonnie Donegan, Donegan
Betty, Betty, Betty - Lonnie Donegan, Donegan
Lonesome Traveller - Lonnie Donegan, Traditional
I Wanna Go Home - Lonnie Donegan, Hays
Darling Corey - Lonnie Donegan, Traditional
Fort Worth Jail - Lonnie Donegan, Reinhart
Miss Otis Regrets (She's Unable to Lunch Today) - Lonnie Donegan, Porter
Dead or Alive - Lonnie Donegan, Guthrie
Frankie and Johnny - Lonnie Donegan, Traditional
Lorelei - Lonnie Donegan, Leiber
Puttin' on the Style - Lonnie Donegan, Traditional
Track Listings (18) - Disc #2
Gamblin' Man - Lonnie Donegan, Guthrie
I'm Alabammy Bound - Lonnie Donegan, Ledbetter
Lost John - Lonnie Donegan, Traditional
San Miguel - Lonnie Donegan, Bowers
Sorry But I'm Gonna Have to Pass - Lonnie Donegan, Leiber
Tom Dooley - Lonnie Donegan, Traditional
Ella Speed - Lonnie Donegan, Ledbetter
Battle of New Orleans - Lonnie Donegan, Traditional
The Wreck of the Old '97 - Lonnie Donegan, Lewey
Bring a Little Water, Sylvie - Lonnie Donegan, Traditional
Railroad Bill - Lonnie Donegan, Traditional
John Hardy - Lonnie Donegan, Ledbetter
Jack O'Diamonds - Lonnie Donegan, Lomax
Glory - Lonnie Donegan, McGhee
Sally Don't You Grieve - Lonnie Donegan, Guthrie
Aunt Rhody (The Old Grey Goose) - Lonnie Donegan, Traditional
Sal's Got a Sugar Lip - Lonnie Donegan, Driftwood
Does Your Chewing Gum Lose Its Flavor (On the Bedpost Overnight) - Lonnie Donegan, Breuer
Track Listings (18) - Disc #3
My Old Man's a Dustman - Lonnie Donegan, Buchanan, Peter
Lonnie's Skiffle Party: Little Liza Jane/Puttin' on the Style/Camptown - Lonnie Donegan, Traditional
On a Monday - Lonnie Donegan, Ledbetter
Pick a Bale of Cotton - Lonnie Donegan, Ledbetter
The Party's Over - Lonnie Donegan, Comden
Take This Hammer - Lonnie Donegan, Ledbetter
Stewball - Lonnie Donegan, Traditional
Lively! - Lonnie Donegan, Buchanan
Light from the Lighthouse - Lonnie Donegan, Traditional
Michael, Row the Boat Ashore - Lonnie Donegan, Traditional
Have a Drink on Me - Lonnie Donegan, Traditional
Noah Found Grace in the Eyes of the Lord - Lonnie Donegan, Schmertz
The Comancheros - Lonnie Donegan, Franks
Seven Daffodils - Lonnie Donegan, Hays
Lumbered - Lonnie Donegan, Bricusse
Mule Skinner Blues - Lonnie Donegan, Rodgers
Lonnie's Skiffle Party, Pt. 2: So Long/On Top of Old Smokey/Down ... - Lonnie Donegan, Guthrie
Rock Island Line - Lonnie Donegan, Ledbetter
Digitally Remastered Triple CD Collection that Commemorates and Celebrates the 50th Anniversary of the Emergence of Skiffle Music, the Predominant Pop Style of the Late 1950's and Early '60's. Includes all of the Late Skif... more »fle King's Single Hits on the Pye Label plus Many Other Important Tracks. Donegan was a Major Influence on the Beatles in their Early Years in Liverpool as Well as the Springfields, the Seekers, Gerry and the Pacemakers, Herman's Hermits, Even Abba as Well as Countless Musicians.« less
Digitally Remastered Triple CD Collection that Commemorates and Celebrates the 50th Anniversary of the Emergence of Skiffle Music, the Predominant Pop Style of the Late 1950's and Early '60's. Includes all of the Late Skiffle King's Single Hits on the Pye Label plus Many Other Important Tracks. Donegan was a Major Influence on the Beatles in their Early Years in Liverpool as Well as the Springfields, the Seekers, Gerry and the Pacemakers, Herman's Hermits, Even Abba as Well as Countless Musicians.
CD Reviews
Knee Slappin' Fifties Fun
Flaura Hayes | Danville, PA USA | 11/18/2006
(5 out of 5 stars)
"I wanted to hear a song I heard a couple of years before I was married called, "Bring me a little water Sylvie." I was so surprised when up popped this CD set of 3 with the song on it!
It's noisy, but a lot of fun ~ especially Sylvie CD #2, but if you've lived long and full of years, as I have, you'll probably recognize many of the tunes on the three CDs. If not, you're in for a surprisingly good time! I remember "jitterbugging" to the incessantly vigorous drum beat.
It made me miss my father-in-law, who's passed on ~ he would have been doing a falsetto to it, and either "playing the spoons" or playing a washboard; he was the classic "knee-slapper," and an excellent dancer! This album brought back some happy old memories!
Track Listings (18) - Disc #1