Pat CUPP

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Chanteur US né en 1938, originaire de Nashville (Tennessee). Pat Cupp enregistra en 1956 pour une filiale de Modern, RPM Records. Pat était accompagné par les "Flying Saucers" qui comprenaient: Johnny Gatlin (gt), Ruth Cupp (pi), Pete Walker (ba) et J.O.Livsey (dr). Malgré un brillant résultat, Pat Cupp n'eut aucun succès à l'époque et n'insista pas outre mesure dans le Rockabilly. Mais on le retrouvera dans les Rockabilly Revival.
http://www.rockabillyhall.com/patcupp.html
Talents : Singer, Guitar
Style musical : Rockabilly

BABY COME BACK Pat CUPP Speaker

DO ME NO WRONG Pat CUPP Speaker

LONG GONE DADDY Pat CUPP Speaker

Années en activité :

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2000

DISCOGRAPHIE
Singles

05/1956	SP RPM 45x461 (US)	Pat CUPP & The FLYING SAUCERS - Do Me No Wrong / Baby Come Back
09/1956	SP RPM 45x473 (US)	Long Gone Daddy / To Be The One

Albums

1963	LP 12" CROWN CLP-5364 (mono) / CST-364 (stereo) (US)	RAY SMITH AND PAT CUP - (Ray SMITH / Pat CUPP) - Long Gone Daddy / Do Me No Wrong / Baby Come Back / That Girl Of Mine / I Guess It's Meant That Way / + Ray SMITH
1981	LP 10" ACE 32 (US)	MODERN ROCKABILLY - Long Gone Daddy / Do Me No Wrong / Baby Come Back / That Girl Of Mine / I Guess It's Meant That Way / + Chanteurs divers
2004	CD WILD HARE HS05001 (US)	PAT CUPP - Everything's Allright / Sweet Lovin' On My Mind / New World - Heavy Load / Heavy Load / You Don't Love Me At All / Fool, Fool, Fool / Honky Tonk Heart / Contract With My Baby / How Can I Tell You? / Get What I'm After

© Rocky Productions 24/09/2005
Pat CUPP Bouton_retour

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Cupp, Pat

Born 1938 in Nashville, Ark.

References:
Feature article and discography in issue 7 (1984) of Roll Street Journal.
Feature article in issue 76 (2000) of Rockin' Fifties.

Original Releases

Discography is intended to be complete through 1964

Date & Source	Label & Number	V	Titles {& References to LP/CD List}	As By	Matrix Numbers
1956/May (Bb est.)	RPM 45x461		Do Me No Wrong {a,b,c,e,i,l,n,s,y, A} Baby Come Back {e,m,o,y,z, A}	2 2	3034 3035
1956/Sept. 22 Bb r&b rev.	RPM 45x473		Long Gone Daddy {e,k,w,y} To Be The One {y}	1 1	3079 3078
1963 (BSN est.)	Crown CLP-5364		Ray Smith And Pat Cupp [monaural] Long Gone Daddy [LP vers.] {a,b,c,d,e,j,p,q,u,y, A,B} Do Me No Wrong Baby Come Back [LP vers.] {a,c,t} That Girl Of Mine {a,c,e,f,q,v,x,y, A} I Guess It's Meant That Way {a,b,c,e,v,y, A} Rockin' Little Angel Makes Me Feel Good I'll Be Coming Home That's All Right With Me Little Miss Blue	1 1 1 1 1 3 3 3 3 3
1963 (BSN est.)	Crown CST-364		Ray Smith And Pat Cupp [stereo] Long Gone Daddy [rechan. LP vers.] Do Me No Wrong [rechan. vers.] Baby Come Back [rechan. LP vers.] That Girl Of Mine [rechan. vers.] I Guess It's Meant That Way [rechan. vers.] Rockin' Little Angel [rechan. vers.] Makes Me Feel Good [rechan. vers.] I'll Be Coming Home [rechan. vers.] That's All Right With Me [rechan. vers.] Little Miss Blue [rechan. vers.]	1 1 1 1 1 3 3 3 3 3
Additional Tracks on Comps
1956	[unissued]		Baby Come Back [demo vers.] {r} I Guess It's Meant That Way [demo vers.] {h,r} That Girl Of Mine [demo vers.] {g,r}
	[need info]		I Won't Remember To Cry {e,y}

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References in "As By" Column:

as by Pat Cupp
as by Pat Cupp And The Flying Saucers
by Ray Smith

Other Notes:

Individual tracks are uncredited on the original Crown LPs.

Collector-Oriented Compilation LPs and CDs Containing Tracks

a.	Ace CH 185 (lp)	Modern Rock 'N' Roll And Rockabilly
b.	Ace CDCH 218 (cd)	The Fifties: Rockabilly Fever
c.	Ace CH 32 (10-in. lp)	Modern Rockabilly
d.	Ace CDCH 496 (cd)	Rockin' From Coast To Coast
e.	Ace CDCHD 768 (cd)	Long Gone Daddies
f.	Ace CDCHD 815 (cd)	Them Rockabilly Cats
g.	B-Sharp 6/ 16 (lp)	Nasty Rockabilly, Vol. 11
h.	B-Sharp 6/ 17 (lp)	Nasty Rockabilly, Vol. 12
i.	Blazon 2001 (cd)	Sizzling Hillbilly, Vol. 1
j.	Bop BOP- 006 (cd)	Saturday Night On Bop Street, Vol. 6
k.	Chief CCD 1156503 (cd)	Ultra Rare Rockabilly's, Vol. 3
l.	Chief CCD 1156504 (cd)	Ultra Rare Rockabilly's, Vol. 4
m.	Chief CCD 1156508 (cd)	Ultra Rare Rockabilly's, Vol. 8
n.	Club 015 (lp)	Grab This And Dance, Vol. 15
o.	Club PR PRLP- 001 (lp)	Pure Rockabilly, Vol. 1
p.	Doghouse 003 (cd)	Jive! Jive! Jive!, Vol. 1
q.	Emperor 03 (lp)	Everybody's Rockin'
r.	KC Byrd KCB 1 (ep)	The '56 Demo Versions / Pat Cupp & His Flying Saucers
s.	Lucky CDLR 802 (cd)	Rockabilly Gold, Vol. 2
t.	Lucky CDLR 804 (cd)	Rockabilly Gold, Vol. 4
u.	Lucky CDLR 813 (cd)	Rockabilly Gold, Vol. 13
v.	Lucky CDLR 814 (cd)	Rockabilly Gold, Vol. 14
w.	Mustang MUST 1 (cd)	Rockabilly & Hillbilly Bop, Vol. 1: Scratchin' On My Screen
x.	NME PRO 5 (lp)	I Dreamt I Was Elvis
y.	P-Vine PCD 2466 (cd)	Long Gone Daddy: Kent/RPM Greatest Rockabillies
z.	Proper PROPERBOX 122 (cd)	Classic Rockabilly
A.	Redita [1st series] 102 (lp)	Sound Of Rockabilly
B.	Rhino 73346 (cd)	Rockin' Bones: '50s Punk & Rockabilly

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Pat Cupp & The Flying Saucers : Long Gone Daddy, the complete 50’s recordings – CD;ETCD1019; El Toro Records
Album Kindly Submitted by El Toro Records
Style : Rockabilly
Rate (1-5) :

Review added : 5/10/2008

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Sometimes I’m really mesmerized about the recordings El Toro Records release! From complete forgotten artists over full recording sessions of great names, the people behind this record label surely deserves a lifetime achievement award for their excellent work. With the re-release of Pat Cupp and his Flying Saucers they just added one more extra reason to give out this award real soon.

Pat Cupp was raised with music, but it took him until college before he realised the full possibility of his gifts! After imitating Elvis to amuse his fellow students, Pat Cupp realised that he might have a chance as entertainer and performer and moved over with his band to Memphis and the magical sound of “Sun Records” Turned down by this record company Pat found a deal with RPM and started to record some thrilling and energetic Rockabilly tunes of which most of them stayed un-release for a long time. Somehow most of his recordings did found some output by the end of the sixties and while the man was a local hero he never got the attention he musically deserved. Until a new rockabilly revival hit the scene in the seventies. Many of these new rebels had picked up the obscure records from people like Pat Cupp and others and found a great source of inspiration in their music. After all these sounds where not only original, but stayed unspoiled for a long time and came with an authentic sound that wasn’t always to be found in recordings of the big names.

Tunes like “Long Gone Daddy”, “That Girl of Mine” or “I guess It’s meant that way” where (and still are) dance floor fillers for sure, but even the lesser known tracks shows that this man was on the right track musically spoken. Enjoy the authentic sound of Pat Cupp and his Flying Saucers and experience once more the active sound of the 5t’s in and around Memphis with this Long Gone Daddy

Mr Blue Boogie

Info : http://www.eltororecords.com/

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That Girl Of Mine (demo)
2 I Guess It's Meant That Way (demo)
3 Baby Come Back (demo)
4 Do Me No Wrong (RPM 461)
5 Baby Come Back (RPM 461)
6 Long Gone Daddy (RPM 473)
7 To Be The One (RPM 473)
8 Long Gone Daddy (Crown CLP-5364)
9 Do Me No Wrong (Crown CLP-5364)
10 Baby Come Back (Crown CLP-5364)
11 That Girl Of Mine (Crown CLP-5364)
12 I Guess It's Meant That Way (Crown CLP-5364)
13 Baby Come Back (Rollin' Rock 45-002)
14 Do Me No Wrong (Rollin' Rock 45-002)
15 Long Gone Daddy (Rollin' Rock 45-003)
16 That Girl Of Mine (Rollin' Rock 45-003)
17 I Guess It's Meant That Way (Rollin' Rock 45-009)
18 I Won't Remember To Cry (Rollin' Rock 45-009)

Pat CUPP Cupp

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DO ME NO WRONG 1956