Bobby est né en 1932 à BOLIVAR (TENNESSEE) il a débuté sa Carrière en 1955 chez MAR-VEL Records ou il enregisteras 2 Morceaux un seul répond au Style ROCKABILLY "HONKY TONKIN' RHYTHM" Superbe ROCKABILLY Imprégner de WESTERN SWING qui a la particulerité de mélanger ces 2 Styles Avec BACKING généreux ROCKABILLY Guitare , Steel Guitare trépidante et un SOLO de CONTREBASSE sur le 2 è , en 1957 il enregistre pour CHESS Records à CHICAGO (Illinois) LABEL de Chuck BERRY et d'Artistes Noir (Bluesman) un Single le SP CHESS 1650 (US) "GO GO GO rien n'à voir avec le Titre de Roy ORBISON Morceau Dansant et Captivant avec Excellent Solos d'électrique Guitare , et dans la même veine DARK & HANDSOMA MAN" ensuite dans les SIXTIES il ce met à la COUNTRY MUSIC mais sans succès.
Dernière édition par Franck DEMON le Mar 06 Jan 2009, 11:16, édité 2 fois
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Sujet: Re: Bobby SISCO Dim 27 Jan 2008, 20:13
1956/Mar. 3 Bb c&w rev.
Mar-Vel' 45-MV-111
Honky Tonkin' Rhythm {e,h,n,o} Wrong Or Right
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1957/Feb. (Bb est.)
Chess 1650
Go, Go, Go {a,c,d,g,k,m,p,q} Tall, Dark & Handsome Man {a,b,c,d,f,g,k,l,p,q}
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1963/Oct. BMI clear.
Glenn 013
Are You The Type {i} You're Not The Same
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MVGL-013A MVGL-013B
1963/Sept. 7 Bb c&w rev.
Vee Jay VJ 544
Are You The Type Fiction Or Fate
son 3eme(et 4eme avec le meme titre) ne casse pas 3 pattes a un canard mais les 2 1ers sont indispensables.je 'ai pas trouvé de photos de lui,Slappy a l'aide.....
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Nombre de messages : 41735 Date de naissance : 05/12/1964 Age : 59 Localisation : Aux portes des Monts d'Arées emploi : Forumeuse Date d'inscription : 10/03/2006
Sujet: Re: Bobby SISCO Dim 27 Jan 2008, 20:17
Born 1932, Bolivar, Tennessee
Bobby Sisco attended Central High School in Bolivar and graduated alongside his close friend Ramsey Kearney, the singer who cut "Rock the Bop" on Jaxon and co-wrote "Emotions" for Brenda Lee. The family, including two sisters, listened to the Grand Ole Opry on Saturday nights and Sisco's mother taught him how to play guitar.
In 1948, Sisco the Singing Farmboy hustled up his own sponsors for two slots on radio WTJS in Jackson, Tennessee, By 1949 he was playing in Jackson's rawest honky-tonks with Carl Perkins and his brothers. Shows on the more powerful WDXI increased Sisco's exposure but when his father quit the farm Sisco followed his parents to Calumet, Michigan and found the atmospheric "Sin City" nightclub scene to his liking. Uncle John Ellis, the premier DJ on WJOB in Hammond, Indiana, introduced Sisco to Mar-Vel Records owner, Harry Glenn, and in 1955 Sisco cut "Honky Tonkin' Rhythm" (Mar-Vel 111) at Chicago's Universal Studios. Bill McCall of 4-Star helped finance the session in return for the publishing rights. The record did well in the mid-West and Sisco made personal appearances with Johnny Cash, George Jones and Little Jimmy Dickens.
Sisco made contact with Leonard Chess in 1956. "Rockabilly had started coming in strong and I was gonna get in on the trend like everybody else. I set up an interview with Chess and they were all enthused. They wanted to make another Bill Haley out of me. They had big plans. I only had 'Tall, Dark and Handsome Man' and they told me ' Well go home and write three more songs and we'll do our first session.' I had kinda got baffled and didn't come up with anything I really liked except 'Go, Go, Go' which I liked real well. So I wrote that and they said ' Well come on down. We need to get something out.' They set up the studio time at Universal and they furnished the musicians except Johnny Hammers who was my lead guitar player. He was working with me on my road tours and my nightclub shows. He knew my material and fitted in with that twangy rock guitar so they let him play on my session. I worked harder on that session that any session I've ever been in. I worked until I was completely exhausted. And we got two sides cut."
Leonard Chess signed Sisco to a one-year contract with a one-year option, but his tenure at Chess was very short-lived. According to Sisco, someone told him that Chess had given his song ("Tall, Dark and Handsome Man") to Chuck Berry. "I didn't pay attention and thought for sure they'd let him have my song and hadn't released mine. I got very upset and we had a very serious argument. They finally released my record but they nullified my contract." Harry Glenn tried to rectify matters but Leonard Chess said he wouldn't lift a finger to help Sisco who had cussed him out and called him a lot of bad names. "I thought they'd stolen my song" said Sisco whose informant had confused "Tall, Dark and Handsome Man" with Chuck Berry's "Brown Eyed Handsome Man". "Anyway", added Sisco, "I shouldn't have done what I done." Following his disassociation from Chess, Sisco pitched a couple of Nashville-recorded masters to Vee-Jay Records. The band on "Are You the Type" (Vee-Jay 544) included Floyd Cramer, Grady Martin and Buddy Harman. He also recorded several fine C&W songs for Harry Glenn's Glenn label during the same period and, in the mid-1960s, he fetched up on Brave, a company owned by Marvin Rainwater and Bill Guess. Sisco helped to write "The Old Gang's Gone" recorded by Marvin Rainwater and Lefty Frizzell. During the 1970's Sisco headed his own company, Wesco, and made a slew of singles for that imprint. He promoted "Long Shaggy Hair" (Wesco 2107) on a show with Buford Pusser whose life story, "Walking Tall", was filmed among the clubs and bars in Jackson where Sisco had played as a teenager.
According to the Social Security Death Index, one Robert W. Sisco, born on August 24, 1932, died in Lake, Indiana, on July 17, 2005. This could be our man, though I have not seen the news of his death anywhere. Acknowledgements : Bill Millar, Entry for Bobby Sisco in the liner notes for "That'll Flat Git It, Vol. 10 : Rockabilly From the Vaults Of Chess Records" (Bear Family BCD 16123). This CD includes both sides of Chess 1650 ("Tall, Dark and Handsome Man" and "Go Go Go"), but they are also available on several other compilations.
c'est gentil ma cocotte, je l'aurai bien mis mais beaucoup ne comprennent pas l'anglais.j'ai essayé de mettre la version avec le traducteur mais c'était un désastre.tout les Bobby(ies) n'était pas des nazes.
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Nombre de messages : 41735 Date de naissance : 05/12/1964 Age : 59 Localisation : Aux portes des Monts d'Arées emploi : Forumeuse Date d'inscription : 10/03/2006
Sujet: Re: Bobby SISCO Dim 27 Jan 2008, 20:49
Je sais, mais comme Franck l'a mis en Français, je voulais aussi le mettre en anglais pour les non-français ! Au début c'est ce que je voulais faire, en mettant les bio en Français et en Anglais !!!
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Sujet: Re: Bobby SISCO Dim 27 Jan 2008, 21:35
la bio english est mieux que la francaise
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Sujet: Re: Bobby SISCO Dim 27 Jan 2008, 21:41
Tall, Dark and Handsome Man")aurait inspiré(voir usurpé) brown eyed handsome man par Chuck(i look at my clock)Berry.......
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Sujet: Re: Bobby SISCO Dim 27 Jan 2008, 21:53
PS: elle est surtout plus complète mais certainement pas très accéssibles pour certaines personnes.
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Sujet: Re: Bobby SISCO Dim 27 Jan 2008, 21:56
pour ma part si je peut chopper les 2 1ers singles,c'est le top,le reste ca vaut 1 ou 2 dollars(d'apres moi)
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Sujet: Re: Bobby SISCO Lun 28 Jan 2008, 06:45
Collector-Oriented Compilation LPs and CDs Containing Tracks
Well the telephone's buzzin', news going 'round Tall dark handsome man in town Long Cadillac, fine side-walls Top lift back, he's a cool-cool ball Tall dark and handsome, tall dark and handsome man I was standin' on the corner as he stopped by My baby said to me, I'll say you bye-bye And she rode away with this tall dark and handsome man (Go cats!)
Well I know I'm a fool, my girl's been took Now all I can do is stand here and look While she drives away with this tall dark and handsome man (Go Johnny, go boy!)
Well I'm a poor country boy down on the farm I don't wanna do you no harm Buy me a Cadillac, long and blue Take my baby back, away from you Tall dark and handsome, tall dark and handsome man
source
http://www.rockabilly.nl/lyrics4/t0015.htm
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Sujet: Re: Bobby SISCO Lun 28 Jan 2008, 07:02
VARIOUS ARTISTS That'll Flat Git It, Vol. 10 - CHESS CD BCD 16123 AH EAN: 4000127161239 ISBN: 978-3-89795-696-4 Genre: Rockabilly Tracks: 31 Playing time: 72:55
Chanteur US né en 1932 à Bolivar (Tennessee), Bobby Sisco a débuté en 1955 chez Mar-Vel Records, un label de l'Indiana. On le retrouvera en 1957, à Chicago, chez Chess Records.
Titres :
Honky Tonkin' Rhythm (1955) - MAR-VEL Go, Go, Go (1957) - CHESS Tall, Dark & Handsome Man (1957) - CHESS
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Bobby SISCO
Honky Tonkin' Rhythm {e,h,n,o} 
