Re: ATLANTIC LABEL FAVORITES

On Mon, 19 May 2025 11:55:23 +0000, DianeE wrote:

On 5/18/2025 4:35 PM, Roger wrote:

On Sun, 18 May 2025 18:02:49 +0000, DianeE wrote:
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On 5/17/2025 5:35 AM, Roger wrote:

Continuing my favorites label-by-label......today ATLANTIC in NYC
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1. Shake,Rattle And Roll        Joe Turner - 1954
2  What'd I Say                         Ray Charles - 1959
3. Money Honey                Clyde McPhatter & Drifters - 1953
4. Don’t You Know I Love You        The Clovers - 1951
5. Yakity Yak (retitled Honey Hush)    Joe Turner – 1953
6. One Mint Julep            The Clovers 1952
7. TV Mama                Joe Turner – 1953
8. Stack-A’Lee                Archibald - 1950
9. There Goes My Baby            The Drifters – 1959
10. Mardi Gras In New Orleans        Professor Longhair - 1950
11. I've Got A Woman            Ray Charles - 1954
12. (Night Time Is) The Right Time     Ray Charles - 1958
13. Oke She Moke She Pop         Joe Turner – 1953
14. Let The Boogie Woogie Roll            Clyde McPhatter (The Drifters)
1957
15. Drown In My Own Tears        Ray Charles - 1956
16. What'cha Gonna Do            Clyde McPhatter & Drifters - 1955
17. No Sweet Lovin’            The Drifters - 1961
18. Hello Stranger             Barbara Lewis – 1963
19. On Broadway                The Drifters – 1963
20. Up On The Roof            THe Drifters 1962
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BUBBLING UNDER
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21. Your Cash Ain't Nothin But Trash    The Clovers - 1954
22. Boogie Woogie Country Girl        Joe Turner - 1956
23. Drip Drop                The Drifters - 1958
24. Let The Good Times Roll        Ray Charles - 1959
25. Save The Last Dance For Me         The Drifters - 1960

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Barbara Lewis makes your list but not Ruth or Lavern?

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Your reading skills never cease to amaze

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Don't be sarcastic; it doesn't become you.

Apologies to you but it is annoying when somebody who knows full well
that "Hello Stranger" is my favorite record of 1963 feigns surprise when
it shows up high on a list of my Atlantic label favorites.
Which.of course is where it well and truly belongs