Joe Turner - Boogie Woogie Country Girl download song

Discovered this by accident,what a stunning sound,if you don't tap your foot to this ,you must be deceased,fantastic big band sound,just stunning.

Big Joe was the soul of the blues and could make everyone want to dance.

This features the piano of Harry Van "Piano Man" Walls and was recorded in NYC on November 3, 1955. It was produced by Ahmet Ertegun and Jerry Wexler. 

Go man go.This was music you could dance to ALL NIGHT long.

Sorry gassman, Bie Joe DID NOT play the piano on any of his own recordings. That would be Vann "Piano Man" Walls (you can hear Joe say "play it Vann" at the end of the cut). He was the piano player for the Atlantic Records studio band during this time and even made some recordings for Atlantic under his own name. He could boogie-woogie with the best of them. Also - Pete Johnson played on many of Big Joe's recordings as well over the many years (late 20's on thru 1956) they worked together!

Good lookin out imanuglyfrogtoo : If Ben say's its Shuggies daddy on piano, I ain't got   no reason to disbelieve. Johnny Otis had BIG skills.

Help, something is wrong with my feet. They won't stop moving!!!!

My feet couldnt stop moving love him

I think that this one of the best songs of Big Joe, actually he did not record any bad stuff. Just love it. Excellent band, timeless, amazing drummer.

I was a big fan. I saw him perform just before he died in the 80's. He was very ill - maybe 350-400 lb., couldn't see or walk very well, no teeth, but sing? He didn't appear to have lost any of that gift. I am so glad that there are You Tube posts so that younger folks can see and hear him when he was at the top of his game.

Big Joe was one of the first stars I seen at my very first Rock concert back in May 1956 when I was a freshman in high school. On the bill was Bo Diddley, The Platters, Clyde McPhatter. LaVern Baker, Bill Haley and the Comets, The Drifters, The Flamingos, and the Teen Queens. What an introduction to this rock n' roll to this green white kid! Got my groove by the time I was a sophomore though!

Real rock & roll - the beat kills at 20 paces! Thanks to ChannelDeLux for the personnel info!

my grandmother wouldn't allow us to play this in the house, she called it rag time.everthing I am   I owe to her .1898 she was great moral teacher.and  she wasn't a victim, she allways said treat em nice and go on,

One of my favorites. Van the Piano Man gives the tune just what Kansas City Big Joe needs.