Frank Frost - Big Boss Man (The Very Best Of Frank Frost) Album

Tracklist

1	What You Gonna Do	2:41
2	Big Boss Man	2:43
3	So Tired Of Living By Myself	3:01
4	Jelly Roll King	2:29
5	LuckyTo Be Living	3:39
6	Pocket Full Of Shells	2:00
7	New Twist	1:53
8	Gonna Make You Mine	2:49
9	Jack's Jump	2:14
10	Crawl Back	1:58
11	You're So Kind	2:50

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
PILP 1975	Frank Frost With The Night Hawks	Hey Boss Man! ‎(LP, Album)	Phillips International	PILP 1975	US	1962
PLP-360	Frank Frost With The Night Hawks	Hey Boss Man! ‎(LP, Album, RE)	P-Vine Special, Sun Record Company	PLP-360	Japan	1988
DOK315	Frank Frost With The Night Hawks	Hey Boss Man! ‎(LP, RE + CD)	Doxy	DOK315	Europe	2012
BAF 18010, PILP 1975, LP 1975	Frank Frost With The Night Hawks	Hey Boss Man! ‎(LP, Album, RE)	Bear Family Records, Phillips International, Phillips International	BAF 18010, PILP 1975, LP 1975	Germany	2012
CRM 2011	Frank Frost With The Night Hawks	Hey Boss Man! ‎(LP, RE)	Charly Records	CRM 2011	UK	1981

Credits

• Liner Notes – Mark Marymont

Notes

Note for 'Jack's Jump': Tape stretch on master
Reissue of Hey Boss Man! with tracks reshuffled and one deleted.

Barcodes

• Barcode: 0 90431 59212 0

Companies

• Record Company – Sun Record Company
• Phonographic Copyright (p) – Sun Entertainment Corporation
• Copyright (c) – Collectables Records Corp.

Video

Album

Delta harmonica man Frank Frost hooked up with longtime friend and drummer Sam Carr the son of blues legend Robert Nighthawk and guitarist Big Jack Johnson in 1962 to form a stripped-down blues trio that came to be known as the Nighthawks. Sam Phillips of Sun Records almost immediately whisked them into the recording studio, and the result was a single and an album, Hey Boss Man, released on the newly created Phillips International imprint. The recordings collected here are those sessions, and they feature a lean, ragged blues approach that adapts the Chicago sound back into a Delta format. Big Boss Man - Frank Frost. Лента с персональными рекомендациями и музыкальными новинками, радио, подборки на любой вкус, удобное управление своей коллекцией. Blues Blues Rock. Frank Frost. Group Compilation. Songs in album Frank Frost - Big Boss Man - The Very Best Of Frank Frost 1998. Frank Frost - Big Boss Man. Frank Frost - Jelly Roll King. Frank Frost - What You Gonna Do. Frank Frost - You're So Kind. Frank Frost - Pocket Full Of Shells. Frank Frost - Lucky To Be Living. Rory Gallagher. Big Guns. The Very Best Of. Blues Rock. Originally issued on the 1962 album Frank Frost:Hey Boss Man Phillips LP. The Very Best of Frank Frost. Al Smith, Luther Frost. Jelly Roll Frost Born April 15, 1936 in Auvergne, Arkansas Died October 12, 1999 aged 63 in Helena, Arkansas was one of the foremost Delta blues harmonica players of his generation. Frost's first exposure to music came as a young boy when he learned to play the piano for the choir in his family's church. Frost moved to Saint Louis, Missouri when he was 15 and began his musical career as a guitarist. He toured in 1954 with drummer Sam Carr and Mr. Carr's father, Robert Nighthawk. Soon after, he spent several years touring with Sonny Boy Williamson, who helped teach him read more. This album features,besides Frank Frost on vocals and harmonica,Jack Johnson-guitar,Sam Carr-drums,and an unknown bass player. This is the trio minus the bass player that went on to become fairly well known as the JELLY ROLL KINGS,who released several albums of similar music. If you like that group,this is where it all started. After this release the group went on to record for the Jewel label Harpin' On It under Frost's name in 1966,which is a continuation of their sound. If you're new to this great little band,and like electric-Mississippi-juke-good-time-down-h. Big Boss Man, 02:47. Jelly Roll King, 02:32. What You Gonna Do, 02:44. Pocket Full of Shells, 02:03. Lucky to Be Living, 03:42. Now playing . Frank Frost, The Nighthawks, The Night Hawks. Big Boss Man. Gonna Make You Mine, Jacks Jump. Big Boss Man: the Best of Frank Frost. Jelly Roll King. Harpin' on It