Jackie DeShannon – Nothing Can Stop Me: Liberty Records Rarities 1960-1962 (2024)

Jackie DeShannon – Nothing Can Stop Me: Liberty Records Rarities 1960-1962 (2024)

Tracklisting:
01 – Don’t Let The Sun Catch You Crying
02 – This Little Boy Of Mine
03 – Night Time Is The Right Time
04 – Ain’t That Love
05 – Swanee River Rock
06 – I Got A Sweetie
07 – I’ll Drown In My Own Tears
08 – What’d I Say
09 – Georgia On My Mind
10 – Hallelujah, I Love Him So
11 – Yes Indeed
12 – Nobody But You
13 – I Won’t Turn You Down
14 – Stand Up And Testify
15 – Baby (When Ya Kiss Me)
16 – Fool For You
17 – Wishin’ Won’t Get It
18 – I Don’t Think So Much Of Myself Now
19 – I Must Be Dreaming
20 – Gonna Search
21 – Shed A Tear
22 – Nothing Can Stop Me
23 – That’s What Boys Are Made Of
24 – Don’t You Feel Sorry For Me
Comprising performances of songs from the Ray Charles repertoire, the very belated release of what would have been the young Jackie’s first album, plus 13 rare bonus Liberty masters. Between October 1960 and July ’61, Jackie DeShannon released three Liberty singles which, although excellent performances, had not dented the US Hot 100. So it was a major leap of faith for the company to book Jackie into Fine Recording Studios in New York with producer Clyde Otis to record an album of songs written by or closely associated with Ray Charles. Once completed, Liberty scheduled the release of her “Hits Of The Genius” LP in January 1962. However, in November 1961, not long after Jackie’s sessions, Bobby Darin also recorded an album’s worth of Ray Charles songs. When Atlantic Records announced the release of “Bobby Darin Sings Ray Charles”, this effectively put the kibosh on Liberty’s plans. Of the 11 tracks intended for Jackie’s shelved album, ‘Don’t Let The Sun Catch You Crying’ would be included on her “This Is Jackie DeShannon” LP in 1965. Among the bonus tracks are a further six recorded in New York with producer Clyde Otis, of which ‘I Won’t Turn You Down’ and ‘Baby (When Ya Kiss Me)’ appear here in stereo for the first time, the latter in an alternate take. Elsewhere, ‘I Don’t Think So Much Of Myself Now’, produced by Dick Glasser in Nashville, is here in first-time stereo and ‘That’s What Boys Are Made Of’ is an alternate take. The other nine bonus titles – including two more Ray Charles songs and several written by Jackie with Sharon Sheeley – are previously unreleased full stop.
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