Look at Grandma Watusi

Although Piano Slim played with legendary musicians such as T-Bone Walker, Johnny Winter, Johnny Copeland, and Bobby quot;Bluequot; Bland, he is often confused with another Piano Slim, Robert T. Smith. The Piano Slim on quot;Look At Grandma Watusi!quot; is none other than Willard Burton of Houston, Texas. While Burtons' recording career lasted nearly thirty years, this compilation concentrates on his solo outings from 1959 to 1962, including his first two singles, plus a bonanza of previously unreleased masters. These songs range from the Sam Cooke influenced ballad of quot;Raise Your Headquot; to the Little Richard and Fats Domino inspired rocker, quot;Lotta Shakin', Lotta of Jivin, to instrumental ravers such as quot;Key Jammerquot;, quot;Do It Nowquot;, quot;Aw Get Itquot;, and quot;Pat Your Rockquot;, to dance-craze themed songs such as, quot;Look At Grandma Watusi!quot;, quot;Mister Twisterquot;, quot;Spinning Topquot;, and quot;Ennis Leequot;. So take a journey back in time with Piano Slim as your guide, it's a trip from which you may never want to return. Recording Dates: February 27, 1959-Lot Of Shakin' Lot Of Jivin', Key Jammer. July 8, 1959-Ennis Lee, Lazy Dazy, My Darling, My Darling, Pat Your Rock. August 3, 1961-Aw Get It, Look At Grandma Watusi, Do It Now, Raise Your Head, The Things You Do, Please Forgive Me. March 16, 1962-Spinning Top-Parts 1 & 2, Sadie Hawkins Day, 1962-Mister Twister.