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Product Details/SpecificationsRecording label: Hip-O Records EAN: 0731454234627Binding: Audio CDRelease Date: 2000-07-18Universal product code (UPC): 731454234627Number of discs: 1Product Description Stanley "Buckwheat" Dural Jr. (vocals, accordion, organ, melodica, keyboards); Dwight Yoakam (vocals); Eric Clapton, Melvin Veazie, Robert James Ahearn, Michael Melchione, Paul Senegal (guitar); Althony Bulter (alto saxophone); Dennis Taylor (tenor & baritone saxophones); Kevin Harris (tenor saxophone); Roger Lewis, Steve Berlin (baritone saxophone); James "Sax Appeal DuRant (saxophone); Greg Davis, Efrem Towns, Curtis Watson, Jr., Calvin Landry (trumpet); Steven "Coolbone" Johnson (trombone); Lee Allen Zeno (bass); Kevin Menard, Herman "Rat" Brown, Nathaniel Jolivette, Carlo Nuccio (drums); Wilbert Willis, Patrick Landry, Elijah Cudges (rubboard); Mark Linett (tambourine); Lisa Mednick, Allison Young (background vocals).Producers include: J.D. Miller, Scott Billington, Hammond Scott, Ted Fox, David Hidalgo.Compilation producers: Jeff Hannusch, Dana G. Smart.Includes liner notes by Jeff Hannusch.Digitally remastered by Erick Labson (Universal Mastering Studios West, North Hollywood, California).Personnel: Dwight Yoakam (vocals); Eric Clapton, Melvin Veazie, Robert James Ahearn, Michael Melchione, Paul Senegal, Selwyn Cooper (guitar); Anthony Butler (alto saxophone); Dennis Taylor (tenor saxophone, baritone saxophone); Kevin Harris (tenor saxophone); Roger Lewis, Steve Berlin (baritone saxophone); Efrem Towns, Calvin Landry, Gregory Davis , Lee Thornburg (trumpet); Nathaniel Jolivette (drums, percussion); Herman Brown, Kevin Menard, Carlo Nuccio (drums); Elijah Cudges, Wilbert Willis, Patrick Landry (rub-board); Mark Linett (tambourine).Photographers: Joanne Savio; Paul Harris .Hip-O's 2000 retrospective The Ultimate Collection may fall short of the promise of the title, but it comes damn close, offering 19 tracks of prime Buckwheat Zydeco from the late '70s, '80s, and '90s.
Amazon.com Thank Stanley "Buckwheat" Dural and his group Buckwheat Zydeco for the many contemporary zydeco releases now available. It was Buckwheat's major-label breakthrough record, On a Night Like This, that brought this rural Louisiana dance music into the mainstream, at least for a time, and his zesty repertoire that won new legions of fans. His accordion prowess also liberated the instrument from its polka-band image. This excellent collection traces Buckwheat's trajectory from 1979 to 1988, peaking with his rollicking accordion-powered party poppers "Ma 'Tit Fille" and "Zydeco Honky Tonk." His roots are covered, too, with zydeco pioneer Clifton Chenier's "Hot Tamale Baby" and rural-themed numbers like "I Bought a New Raccoon." There's also his collaboration with Eric Clapton--E.C. reprising the ripping solo of his "Why Does Love Got to Be So Sad." But with Buckwheat, love's rarely sad. His deliciously uptempo, two-stepping blend of swamp-funk, rock, and R&B is a tonic for misery of any kind. --Ted Drozdowski
Disc 1 Tracks: 1. Turning Point2. Zydeco Boogaloo3. Ya Ya4. Buck's New Jole Blon5. Take Me To The Mountain Top6. On A Night Like This7. Hot Tamale Baby8. Ma 'Tit Fille9. Hey Good Lookin'10. Buck's Hot Rod11. Pour Tout Quelque'un12. Where There's Smoke There's Fire13. Maybe I Will14. Why Does Love Gotta Be So Sad15. Make A Change16. Drivin' Old Grey17. Five Card Stud18. Secret Of Love19. Bayou Girl20. People's Choice21. Zydeco Honky TonkPublishers: Hip-O Records
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