Darling, It's Wonderful: Music From The 1950's - Volume Six

The last volume of the 50's comp is finally here.  And though I would guess a high percentage of people who frequent this blog have probably heard Miles Davis' "So What" and Elvis Presley's "I'm Left, You're Right, She's Gone" many times already in their lives, I still thought they were apropos to, respectively, open and close this volume.   It's a little late so I'm having a hard time articulating my thoughts, but they just seem like perfect choices to capture the 50's music aesthetic.  At any rate, hope people like the less well known cuts, too.  I also confess that I'm already thinking of doing some additional volumes at some point down the line so I'm open to any suggestions people might have.

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So What	Miles Davis
It Don't Cost Very Much	Mahalia Jackson
Zoo Lake	Dorothy Masuka
Lust	Bas Sheva
The Wayward Wind	Tex Ritter
Go Go Go	Roy Orbison
Bird Dog	The Everly Brothers
Ooh Poo Pah Doo  Pt. 1	Jessie Hill
Yes, Sir	The Cues
Bweebida Bobbida	Gerry Mulligan
El Cayuco	Tito Puente & His Orchestra
Rocket 88	Jackie Brenston & his Delta Cats
Gimme A Pigfoot	Bobby Short
Fatback, Louisiana, USA	Tennessee Ernie Ford
La folle complainte	Charles Trenet
I Don't Want You To Go	The Casanovas
I Forgot More Than You'll Ever Know	The Davis Sisters
The World Is Waiting for the Sunrise	Mary Ford
Blinuet	Zoot Sims
Blossom's Blues	Blossom Dearie
Sixty Minute Man	The Dominos
I'm Left, You're Right, She's Gone	Elvis Presley