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Title: Start collecting
Review: Bellevue fan is too tough on this great double album. No, the Louis Jordan version of Cole Slaw isn't here but Frank Culley's instrumental was a big hit in 1949 too. Three major number one R&B hits are not here (Jimmy Witherspoon's Ain't Nobody's Business, The Orioles' Tell Me So and Louis Jordan's Saturday Night Fish Fry)and for me that knocks off a star. But Indigo still brings together 48 excellent tracks of Top 10 R&B music at a bargain price. What's more, this album is only one of a series: they begin in 1942 when Billboard printed its first black chart, and have currently got up to 1951. Anyone who cares about black music should own all these outstanding albums. Here are the roots of the next five decades of amazing music, from soul to hip hop. Collect the series. Tell your friends.
