20 vocal selections from this Leiber & Stoller review, including: Baby, That Is Rock & Roll - Fools Fall in Love - Hound Dog - Jailhouse Rock - Kansas City - Love Potion Number 9 - On Broadway - Ruby Baby - Stand by Me - Treat Me Nice - Yakety Yak - and more.

Songlist: D.W. Washburn, Loving You, I'm A Woman, Pearl's A Singer, Don Juan, Baby, That Is Rock & Roll, Stand By Me, Saved, Young Blood, Fools Fall In Love, Hound Dog, I (Who Have Nothing), Jailhouse Rock, Kansas City, Love Potion Number 9, On Broadway, Ruby Baby, Searchin', Treat Me Nice, Yakety Yak, D.W. Washburn, Loving You, I'm A Woman, Pearl's A Singer, Don Juan, Baby, That Is Rock & Roll, Stand By Me, Saved, Young Blood, Fools Fall In Love, and more

The Nylons : The Fabric Of Life   

After fifteen years with Scotti Brothers and Attic Records, the Nylons continued their recording career on Primarily A Cappella with a collection of tunes superbly produced by Ian Prince who also wrote six of the songs, three in collaboration with Garth Mosbaugh. The heavily R&B album even treats the covers of "Ruby Baby," "Let It Be," "Ain't No Sunshine" and Hall and Oates' "I Can't Go For That" to an R&B make over. Don't get caught by by the orchestration which sounds synthesized until a great fiddle break on "I Can't Go For That." Surprise! Canada's The Nylons cover the classic Bill Withers song and make it unmistakeably their own, showing the confidence and assurance that has brought them success since their formation in 1979. The arrangement, built upon an mesmerizing repeating bass figure, sets the pulse for one of the most satisfying cuts from their latest CD, "Fabric of Life."

Songlist: Ruby Baby, Ain't No Sunshine, I Can't Go For That, Nobody Knows, Comfort & Joy (I), Let It Be, Monkey, Go With It, Comfort & Joy (II), Back On Track, Al No Corrida, Consider