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| Management number | 205746321 | Release Date | 2025/10/22 | List Price | $46.35 | Model Number | 205746321 | ||
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Title: Motorvatin' 4 (Various Artists)
Artist: Various Artists
Label: Koko-Mojo
Product Type: COMPACT DISCS
UPC: 4260072729254
Genre: Blues
Release Date: 2021-10-15
Number of Discs: 1
Every good thing comes to an end and for this last volume I wanna honor some more African-Americans who paved the way for black participation in the automotive and racing industries. These trailblazers not only fought for civil rights, but also made incredible strides in automotive technology and safety, and spurred on others to make the industry what it is today. Many do not know of the legend of C.R. Patterson, the only known African American founder of an automotive company. C.R. Patterson & Sons Company was founded in 1893, after a partnership with J.P. Lowe in the carriage-making business. C.R. Patterson is the epitome of rags to riches, as he was born a slave in a West Virginia plantation in 1833. After escaping to Ohio in 1862, C.R. Patterson began to learn blacksmith trade skills that would then develop into the automotive trade he took upon later in life. C.R. Patterson & Sons were direct competitors to newly established Ford, and without the same funding, C.R. Patterson switched his focus to manufacture trucks, buses, and other utility vehicles. C.R. Patterson & Sons became the go to brand for buses in midwestern school districts that had recently converted from horse-drawn carriages in 1920. The C.R. Patterson & Sons Company bus made headway in helping school districts across the country convert from traditional horse drawn carriages to one of the very first combustion engine vehicles and led the way to the transportation we see in businesses and schools today. When we get behind the wheel of a vehicle, a simple task like shifting gears is second nature. But without the contributions of Richard Spikes, shifting gears might not be so easy. He helped enhance the automatic transmission with his revolutionary patent in the 1930s. Even after he became legally blind later in his life, Spikes didn't stop inventing. He created an automatic safety brake in 62 that was eventually built into school buses nationwide.
Tracks:
1.1 The Clovers - Drive It Home
1.2 Roy Brown And His Mighty-Mighty Men - Cadillac Baby
1.3 Roy Tann - Hot Rod Queen
1.4 Roy Hawkins And His Orchestra - Highway 59
1.5 Square Walton - Fish Tail Blues
1.6 Bobby ; Buddy - What’s The Word Thunderbird
1.7 Billy “Red” Love And His Orchestra - Drop Top
1.8 The Larks - Little Side Car
1.9 Aggie Dukes - Swing Low Sweet Cadillac Part 1
1.10 Muddy Waters - Tiger In Your Tank
1.11 Betty Jean Morris - Shack Daddy
1.12 Lightnin’ Slim - My Starter Won't Work
1.13 Memphis Minnie - Me And My Chauffer Blues
1.14 The Jaytones - Gasoline
1.15 J.D. Horton - Cadillac Blues
1.16 Johnny Flamingo - Drive Slow
1.17 Eddie Williams And His Brown Buddies - Red Head ‘n’ Cadillac
1.18 Junior Wells - I Need Me A Car
1.19 Rudy Ray Moore - Driveway Blues
1.20 Illinois Jacquet and his Orchestra - Slow Down Baby
1.21 John Lee Hooker - Taxi Driver
1.22 Lloyd Nolen - Fun Fun
1.23 Lightnin’ Hopkins - T-Model Blues
1.24 Speedy - Speedy
1.25 The Duals - The Big Race
1.26 Jerry McCain - Welfare Cadillac Blues
1.27 The Treniers - Get Out Of The Car
1.28 Rene Hall’s Orchestra - Thunderbird
Artist: Various Artists
Label: Koko-Mojo
Product Type: COMPACT DISCS
UPC: 4260072729254
Genre: Blues
Release Date: 2021-10-15
Number of Discs: 1
Every good thing comes to an end and for this last volume I wanna honor some more African-Americans who paved the way for black participation in the automotive and racing industries. These trailblazers not only fought for civil rights, but also made incredible strides in automotive technology and safety, and spurred on others to make the industry what it is today. Many do not know of the legend of C.R. Patterson, the only known African American founder of an automotive company. C.R. Patterson & Sons Company was founded in 1893, after a partnership with J.P. Lowe in the carriage-making business. C.R. Patterson is the epitome of rags to riches, as he was born a slave in a West Virginia plantation in 1833. After escaping to Ohio in 1862, C.R. Patterson began to learn blacksmith trade skills that would then develop into the automotive trade he took upon later in life. C.R. Patterson & Sons were direct competitors to newly established Ford, and without the same funding, C.R. Patterson switched his focus to manufacture trucks, buses, and other utility vehicles. C.R. Patterson & Sons became the go to brand for buses in midwestern school districts that had recently converted from horse-drawn carriages in 1920. The C.R. Patterson & Sons Company bus made headway in helping school districts across the country convert from traditional horse drawn carriages to one of the very first combustion engine vehicles and led the way to the transportation we see in businesses and schools today. When we get behind the wheel of a vehicle, a simple task like shifting gears is second nature. But without the contributions of Richard Spikes, shifting gears might not be so easy. He helped enhance the automatic transmission with his revolutionary patent in the 1930s. Even after he became legally blind later in his life, Spikes didn't stop inventing. He created an automatic safety brake in 62 that was eventually built into school buses nationwide.
Tracks:
1.1 The Clovers - Drive It Home
1.2 Roy Brown And His Mighty-Mighty Men - Cadillac Baby
1.3 Roy Tann - Hot Rod Queen
1.4 Roy Hawkins And His Orchestra - Highway 59
1.5 Square Walton - Fish Tail Blues
1.6 Bobby ; Buddy - What’s The Word Thunderbird
1.7 Billy “Red” Love And His Orchestra - Drop Top
1.8 The Larks - Little Side Car
1.9 Aggie Dukes - Swing Low Sweet Cadillac Part 1
1.10 Muddy Waters - Tiger In Your Tank
1.11 Betty Jean Morris - Shack Daddy
1.12 Lightnin’ Slim - My Starter Won't Work
1.13 Memphis Minnie - Me And My Chauffer Blues
1.14 The Jaytones - Gasoline
1.15 J.D. Horton - Cadillac Blues
1.16 Johnny Flamingo - Drive Slow
1.17 Eddie Williams And His Brown Buddies - Red Head ‘n’ Cadillac
1.18 Junior Wells - I Need Me A Car
1.19 Rudy Ray Moore - Driveway Blues
1.20 Illinois Jacquet and his Orchestra - Slow Down Baby
1.21 John Lee Hooker - Taxi Driver
1.22 Lloyd Nolen - Fun Fun
1.23 Lightnin’ Hopkins - T-Model Blues
1.24 Speedy - Speedy
1.25 The Duals - The Big Race
1.26 Jerry McCain - Welfare Cadillac Blues
1.27 The Treniers - Get Out Of The Car
1.28 Rene Hall’s Orchestra - Thunderbird
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