Little Richard - The Formative Years 1951-1953 (CD)

Little Richard - The Formative Years 1951-1953 (CD)

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Little Richard - The Formative Years 1951-1953 (CD)1 CD with 12 page booklet, 22 tracks. Playing time approx. 59 mns A dream package, this includes all of Richard's RCA and Peacock recordings from 1951 1953. It's a front row seat for the birth of rock 'n' roll. Richard is singing jump blues, but edging towards something new. Standout tracks include Get Rich Quick, Taxi Blues, Ain't Nothin' Happenin', Little Richard Boogie, and Directly From My Heart To You. Track Listing Get Rich Quick Why Did You

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