Mickey Champion - Bam-A-Lam, The R&B Recordings 1950-1962

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 10 - What have You Got.flac10 MB
 04 - He's A Mean Man.flac9.73 MB
 22 - Roy Milton & Mickey Champion - RM Blues.flac9.25 MB
 06 - I've Got It Bad.flac9 MB
 11 - Lovin' Jim.flac8.89 MB
 17 - It's Raining A Long Way From Home.flac8.62 MB
 07 - Two Faced Daddy.flac8.56 MB
 08 - Don't Say You Love Me.flac8.55 MB
 05 - I'm A Woman.flac8.36 MB
 13 - Everybody Knew It But Me.flac8.32 MB
 23 - Jimmy Witherspoon & His Gal Friday - There Ain't Nothing Better.flac8.27 MB
 01 - ram-A-Lam.flac8.25 MB
 03 - Best Friend.flac8.02 MB
 24 - Ram-A-Lam.flac7.92 MB
 14 - If You Can't Hold Your Man With Your Kiss.flac7.71 MB
 18 - Won't Somebody Please Tell Me What To Do.flac7.65 MB
 16 - The Nic Nacs - Gonna Have A Merry Xmas.flac7.59 MB
 19 - Roy Milton & Mickey Champion - Rockin' Pneumonia And The Boogie Woogie Flu.flac7.48 MB
 21 - Roy Milton & His Orchestra (vocal by Mickey Champion) - You're Gonna Suffer Baby.flac7.04 MB
 15 - The Nic Nacs - Found Me A Sugar Daddy.flac7.04 MB
 09 - I'm Not Criyng Anymore.flac6.81 MB
 12 - If that's The Way You Feel.flac6.77 MB
 02 - Good For Nothin' Man.flac6.58 MB
 20 - The Nic Nacs - I'm tellin' You Baby.flac6.3 MB
 Cover.jpg33.4 KB

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A journeywoman singer in the West Coast 1950s R&B/jump blues style, Mickey Champion wasn't able to get a hit over the course of a career that saw her do time with numerous notable indie labels, including Modern, Aladdin, Dootone, and King. This 24-track compilation mainly spans the sides she cut for those companies in the early to mid-'50s, also including a couple duets with Roy Milton; cuts on which she sang by the Nic-Nacs and Jimmy Witherspoon; and five previously unreleased recordings. Champion had a bold, assertive vocal delivery, but the material she had to work with was pretty average for the genre. One very notable exception was the salacious "I'm a Woman," more famous as done by Peggy Lee but bluesier in Champion's 1955 version; such is the strength of Champion's interpretation that it's a surprise it hasn't shown up on more various-artists blues anthologies. "Bam-a-Lam" is also notable, showing her edging toward rock & roll by singing in what sounds almost like a Little Richard-influenced style. Otherwise this is mostly one for 1950s blues/R&B specialists, mixing uptempo numbers and ballads.




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Mickey Champion - Bam-A-Lam, The R&B Recordings 1950-1962