Stag-O-Lee presents the third volume of Slow Grind Fever, compiled by Richie1250 and subtitled YET MORE… Adventures in the sleazy world of POPCORN NOIR… The decade between 1953 and 1963 offers an endless supply of danceable, up-tempo tunes. We’re talking rhythm ‘n’ blues, and the phase in the early 60s when it morphed into soul (now called new breed), as well as popcorn – Belgian music with a mid-tempo style and a high groove-factor. The Slow Grind Fever series highlights the slower side of this period, and takes it’s title and inspiration from an Australian club night billed as “Melbourne’s only slow dance party.” These events would include only the “slowest, spookiest, sweetest records” the DJs could find, with folks dancing “real slow in a haze of smoke and dim red light.” Stag-O-Lee was convinced that this was a great concept for a compilation series, and have collaborated with those behind the Melbourne club night to present Slow Grind Fever, the third volume of which includes tracks by the Notes, the El Torros, Eddie Cooley & The Dimples, Isley Brothers with Ray Ellis & Orch., Donna Dee, Charlie Williams, Henry Thome, Bob Lee, Little Willie John, Elizabeth Waldo, Bobby Rebel, Jessie Hill, the Flamingos, and Jimmy Scott. The fourth volume in the series, compiled by DJ Diddy Wah, will follow in 2015, with the third and fourth volumes to be then presented as a single CD release.

• 1Cha Jezabel – the Notes
• 2Yellow Hand – the El Torros
• 3Driftwood – Eddie Cooley and the Dimples
• 4Teach Me How to Shimmy – the Isley Brothers with Ray Ellis & Orchestra
• 5Nobody’s Gonna Hurt You – Donna Dee
• 6Playin’ Guitar and Missin You – Charlie Williams
• 7Wolf Bait – Henry Thome
• 8Wanted for Questioning – Bob Lee
• 9Young Girl – Little Willie John
• 10Balsa Boat – Elisabeth Waldo
• 11Valley of Tears – Bobby Rebel
• 12My Love – Jessie Hill
• 13I Only Have Eyes for You – the Flamingos
• 14Home – Jimmy Scott