Arthur "Big Boy" Crudup - Crudups After Hours Thats All Right

Review by Ali Mc

Arthur "Big Boy" Crudup's album Crudups After Hours Thats All Right is a delightful collection of blues tracks that showcase the artist's exceptional talent. The album features 14 tracks that are a mix of original compositions and covers. The album's title track, "That's All Right," is a classic blues number that is sure to get listeners tapping their feet. Other standout tracks include "Mean Old Frisco," "Gonna Follow My Baby," and "Cool Disposition."

Crudup's smooth vocals and impressive guitar skills are on full display throughout the album. His ability to convey the emotion and depth of each song is truly remarkable. The album's production is top-notch, with a crisp and clear sound that allows the listener to fully appreciate Crudup's talent.

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Artist: Arthur "Big Boy" Crudup
Album: Crudups After Hours Thats All Right

Blues

1947

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Tracks

Track	Duration	Preview
Crudup's After Hours
That's All Right

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That's All Right Mama Arthur Crudup 1946 RCA Victor 45 20 2205 B

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20-2205

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RCA Victor

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Shellac
10"
78 RPM

Companies

Role	Company
Record Company	RCA Victor Division Of Radio Corporation Of America
Pressed By	RCA Records Pressing Plant, Indianapolis

Credits

Role	Credit
Written-By	Arthur Crudup

Notes

Indianapolis pressing: two concentric circles nearly touch small RCA circle.

Summary by Ali Mc

Crudups After Hours Thats All Right is a must-listen for any blues fan. It's a timeless album that showcases the talent of one of the genre's true greats. The album is a testament to Crudup's enduring legacy and his contribution to the blues genre.

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weltonconsulting

Interesting to hear this vs Elvis' version. Chords are different, stopping of song is different, etc. It goes to show what production can do for a song.

wthiiiesq

Recorded September 6, 1946. Released in 1947.

poopan458

Elvis recorded great songs, I'm no sycophant and not saying the songwriters ever got the credit they deserved, especially Ottis Blackwell. Although It annoys me when people say Elvis stole their style. He added his own style to all these songs, he improved and polished them too imo. I only wish their were more demos available of the songs recorded before Elvis did. I suspect most sounded much less Elvis like than they did after he added his twist to them. Mostly you can only find versions recorded by the song writers years after were it almost sounded like they were doing an Elvis imitation and not the there way around.

cakephotosandiego

rock and roll? shhh!
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL-tUC9V5fIvNjP-6IQELRyhDtfuzJ23yA

thecrimsonbible

this cover of Elvis' song is pretty good

srap1102

+grimriper2u Got Windows 10? Look in the store for a YouTube app called Hyper. Audio and vid downloading comes with it.

fowlact

Kinda hard to NOT like this one! Bravo!

jasmineee723

This song was first released in 1946, and this was 8 years before Elvis did his version and it would became his very first record on the Sun label in 1954. And it was later re-released in 1949 and it would considered to become RCA Victor's very first 45 ever released, and the catalog number is 50-0000. It was on an orange wax, and it's considered to be a rarity, and it helped RCA to launched the 45 RPM format where they competing with the existing 78 RPM format.

whitecyber

Not sure how to classify this version, 1946.

gerystar2

Cruddup may have been a Blues singer, but I certainly would not call this song a Blues song. Cannot call it a Rock n Roll song either.

leadersiq

This is Rock & Roll, and it is 1946! So, the Father of Rock n Roll is Arthur Crudup!
Not Elvis Presely, not Bill Haley, not anybody but this old black man who died poor writing songs. So world, give him the credit he is due! "Arthur Crudup, the Father of Rock n Roll "!!!.

hanhanhdoan

Did Mr.Crudup get any of the Royalties from Elvises recordings

champion11

On this day in 1949 {February 2nd} RCA Victor records released its first 45 RPM records; and one of the seven records released that day was "That's All Right Mama" by Arthur 'Big Boy' Crudup...
Five years later in 1954 Elvis' covered version was his first release on Sun Records...
In 1957 Marty Robbins took it to #7 on Billboard's Hot Country Singles chart...
Arthur Crudup passed away on March 28th, 1974 at age 68...
R.I.P. Mr. Crudup, Mr. Robbins {1925 - 1982}, and The King {1935 - 1977}