9 thoughts on “ Fujiyama Mama - Wanda Jackson - Rockin With Wanda (CD) ”

1. View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the CD release of Rockin' With Wanda on Discogs. Label: Capitol Records - • Format: CD Album, Compilation, Club Edition • Country: US • Genre: Rock • Style: Rockabilly2/5(1).

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2. Absolutely the best collection of Wanda Jackson 's rockabilly recordings, including her key singles -- "Fujiyama Mama," "Mean Mean Man," "Hot Dog! That Made Him Mad," and others. Rockin' with Wanda! is a leading candidate 9/

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3. This bargain-priced CD is an essential for any rockabilly/early rock n'roll/classic country music collection. Today, fifty years later, year-young Wanda can still rock with the best of them and thanks to a new album with Jack White, THE PARTY AIN'T OVER, may be in for the biggest year yet of her career/5(32).

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4. Editors’ Notes Serving as both an introduction to the music of Wanda Jackson and a near-perfect best-of for longtime fans, ’s Rockin’ With Wanda does an excellent job at sequencing the tougher sounding tunes that she cut between and Following the suggestion of Elvis Presley to sing more rockabilly, Jackson took to the genre with a commanding authority and .

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5. Jul 18,  · Discover releases, reviews, credits, songs, and more about Wanda Jackson - Rockin' With Wanda at Discogs. Complete your Wanda Jackson collection/5().

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6. Written-By – Wanda Jackson: A2: Fujiyama Mama Written-By – Earl Burrows: A3: You're The One For Me Written By – Steve Rowland: A4: Did You Miss Me? Written-By – Bobby Lord: A5: Cool Love Written-By – Vicki Countryman, Wanda Jackson: A6: Honey Bop Written By – Axton, Durden, Reeves: B1: Hot Dog.

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7. Wanda Jackson was one of the first major female country music stars. This CD features her classic LP plus six bonus tracks. Includes her early hits "Rock Your Baby", "Honey Bop" and "Mean Mean Man"/5(14).

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8. Oct 11,  · In , Jackson finally signed with Capitol, a relationship that lasted until the early '70s. Her recording career bounced back and forth between country and rockabilly; she did this by often putting one song in each style on either side of a single. Jackson cut the rockabilly hit "Fujiyama Mama" in , which became a major success in Japan.

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9. In , Jackson recorded another album, Two Sides of Wanda, which included both rock and roll and country music, including a cover of Jerry Lee Lewis's "Whole Lotta Shakin' Goin' On". The album earned Jackson her first Grammy nomination, for Best Female Country Vocal Performance. – Country, gospel, and foreign language hits.

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