Jack Fulton And The Fultones - True Blue Sue If You Ever Get To My Home Town

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Review by Taffarel Micaloski

Jack Fulton and The Fultones have hit the music scene with their latest album, True Blue Sue If You Ever Get To My Home Town. The album features a collection of 12 tracks that showcase the band's versatility and range of musical influences. The album's title track, "True Blue Sue," is a standout hit with its catchy melody and upbeat tempo.

The album's opening track, "Home Town," sets the tone for the rest of the album with its nostalgic lyrics and twangy guitar riffs. The band's use of harmonies and backing vocals throughout the album adds depth and texture to their sound. "Down by the River" showcases the band's bluesy side with its soulful vocals and guitar solos.

The album's slower tracks, such as "Lonely Nights" and "I Can't Forget You," showcase the band's ability to deliver heartfelt ballads. Meanwhile, "Rockin' All Night" and "Get Up and Dance" are sure to get listeners grooving with their infectious beats and catchy choruses.

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Artist: Jack Fulton And The Fultones
Album: True Blue Sue If You Ever Get To My Home Town
Rating: 5.0

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Tracks

TrackDurationPreview
If You Ever Get To My Home Town
True Blue Sue

Catalog Numbers

70349

Labels

Mercury

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  • online anhören

Formats

  • Shellac
  • 10"
  • 78 RPM

Notes

Grayish / black label with silver text / trim

About Jack Fulton And The Fultones

American jazz trombonist, vocalist and composer (see ASCAP). Born : June 13, 1903 in Philipsburg, Pennsylvania. Died : November 12, 1993 in Rancho Bernardo,San Diego, California. Played with the Paul Whiteman Orchestra (1926-1934), Bix Beiderbecke (1928), Hoagy Carmichael, Frank Sinatra, Sammy Davis Jr., Sonny Stitt, Sarah Vaughan, Brook Benton, Perry Como and many others. In Whiteman's orchestra, he also often sang, frequently in a trio with and . He began his music career in New York City during the roaring twenties. Fulton was also a staff musician at radio station WBBM in Chicago from 1935 to 1955. As a lyricist, he wrote and co-wrote over one hundred songs. He teamed with Lois Steele to write Perry Como's 1954, number one hit single, "Wanted." The duo had another hit in 1956, with "Ivory Tower," sung by Cathy Carr and Gale Storm. This record hit number two and six on the Billboard music chart, respectively. Fulton greatest achievement as a lyricist came when he teamed with renowned composer Moe Jaffe to write "If You Are But A Dream" (1941). Fulton's other notable music credits include "Mrs. Santa Claus," recorded by Nat King Cole, "My Greatest Mistake," and "Until."

Real Name

    • John Collins Fulton
    • Jr.

Name Vars

  • FUlton
  • Fultojn
  • Fulton
  • J Fulton
  • J. Fulton
  • J.Fulton
  • Jack Fulton And The Fultones
  • Jack Fulton, Jr.
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Summary by Taffarel Micaloski

True Blue Sue If You Ever Get To My Home Town is a well-crafted album that showcases Jack Fulton and The Fultones' musical prowess. Fans of country, blues, and rock will find something to love in this collection of tracks. It's a must-listen for anyone looking for a fresh take on classic genres.