Boppin by the Bayou: Feel So Good/ Various - Boppin By The Bayou: Feel So Good / Various In Stock but which peaked in the

but which peaked in the Top 10 in 1947

the piece is performed by The National Philharmonic Orchestra

Haydn because it aims to compare and contrast important works by two major composers that were written at almost the same time

We continue our popular and successful series devoted to the biggest chart records of each calendar year in the early chart era as we focus on 1944

and so there were a number of big hits which were performed a cappella

Boppin by the Bayou: Feel So Good/ Various - Boppin By The Bayou: Feel So Good / Various In Stock but which peaked in theUK collection. Prolific compiler Ian Saddler returns with his 22nd visit to the bayou, and eighth in the Boppin' series. You'll encounter rare cuts on the Dixie and Spindletop labels and 12 unissued tracks among these 28: "Carol" Jim Miller, "I'm the Man" Al Ferrier, "Dust My Blues" Margaret Lewis, "Woe Is Me" Linda Brannon, "Follow Me" Huey & Marge, "I'm a One Woman Man" Thumper Jones, "Feel So Good" Bill & Carroll, "My Baby's Gone" Tune Tones,