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Dolly Cooper - Wild Love! Singles 1952-1961 (CD) (UK Import)
Dolly Cooper - Wild Love! Singles 1952-1961 (CD) (UK Import)
Artist: Dolly Cooper
Music Genre: R & B, Jazz, Blues
- Label
- Jasmine Records
- Cat No
- JASMCD 3299
- Released
- 2024
- Pressing
- UK
- Styles
- Rhythm & Blues
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| Artist | Dolly Cooper |
|---|---|
| Format | CD |
| Label | Jasmine Records |
| Catalogue no. | JASMCD 3299 |
| Genre | R & B, Jazz, and Blues |
| Released | 6 September 2024 |
| Barcode | 0604988329926 |
Dolly Cooper — Wild Love! (Singles 1952-1961)
Format: CD • Label: Jasmine Records (JASMCD 3299) • Released: 2024 • Pressing: UK • Genre: Rhythm & Blues
Tracklist:
1. Is It True
2. Believe In Me (Or I'll Be Leaving You)
3. I'd Climb The Highest Mountain
4. I Wanna Know
5. Me And My Baby
6. Alley Cat
7. I Need Romance
8. You Gotta Be Good To Yourself
9. Love Can't Be Blind
10. One More Chance
11. Ooh Daddy (What's Wrong With You)
12. If I Had Listened
13. Central 1609
14. You Won't Trouble Me No More
15. My Man
16. Ay La Bah
17. Teen Age Prayer
18. Down So Long
19. Teen Age Wedding Bells
20. Every Day And Every Night
21. I'm Looking Through Your Window
22. The Confession Of A Fool
23. Big Rock Inn
24. Tell Me, Tell Me
25. Time Brings About A Chance
26. Wild Love
27. My Baby Loves Me
Imported from the UK.
About the artist
About the artist
Cooper performed as Baby Doll with Bill Campbell's Blue Notes for many years post war. She sang for Savoy in the 1950's. She then signed with Buck Ram's agency and sang on Modern and Dot record labels, often backed by saxmen Maxwell Davis and Sam "The Man" Taylor.
Cooper sang with the likes of Cootie Williams, Dizzy Gillespie, and Lionel Hampton. As a soloist her Modern record "A Teenage Prayer" had her nominated in 1955 by Cashbox`s DJ poll as `Most Promising Vocalist`. She also went by Thelma Cole.
Source: Discogs
