The Hoss Allen Sessions

Dubbed "The Rockin' Rollin' Treniers" years before the term rock 'n' roll had entered the mainstream vocabulary...[as well as] One of the first singing groups to choreograph their act, The Treniers inspired many of the doo-wop and vocal groups of the 1960s to do the same. A vital link between the swing era and rock 'n' roll, the group used humor in a freewheeling show that contained vaudeville elements such as tap dance, football formations, sight gags, stunts, and wild, acrobatic leaps choreographed to the group's music. "After Hours" and "By The Sea" are the only LPs that The Treniers recorded for the legendry DJ Hoss Allen who was known as the jive-talking "Hossman" to R&B fans across the United States who picked up WLAC's 50,000-watt signal from Nashville...Bringing the pair of rare LPs together, this CD makes these albums available for the first time since they where originally released four decades ago.