1st of February 2008
V/A FOOT TAPPIN' & DANCE AND SCREAMIN' FESTIVAL It !
Dance! Dance! Dance! Dj At (NL) style of playing is firmly rooted in the musical styles from the early 30's till the early 60's. Being an original of the Rockabilly scene and a vivid dancer himself, he knows exactly what it takes to get a crowd on the dance floor and more importantly, to keep them there all night long. Whether it's Rockabilly, Rock and Roll, Rhythm & Blues, Hillbilly Boogie or (Western) Swing that you need, he'll find his way. During the last couple of years At has received invitations to come spin the wax at various Rockabilly and Swing festivals around the globe. Now, with this compilation, you can have him at your home too!
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1st of March 2007
Hot Rhythm And Booze - We Gotta To Get With It !
Since 1996, Hot Rhythm & Booze has been dedicated to recreating the style of obscure late 50s and early 60s American rock'n'roll. This fireball of an album is packed full of "white rock" -inspired originals, as well as covers of rare songs that usually slip under the radar. Powerful rock & roll from Paris !
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4th of December 2006
RAY COLLINS' HOT CLUB - TOHUWABOHU
Here`s the 3rd studio album from the fantastic german band (9 guys ready for party) playing Rock`n`Roll / Jump Blues / Swing / Rhythm And Blues!!!
What an outstanding band!
On TOHUWABOHU you will also get the BAREFOOT video with scenes from the Till Schweiger movie with the same name + the pure BAREFOOT video!
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2nd of December 2006
THE NU NILES – DESTINATION NOW
We got a few copies of this gem! Japanese edition, the only edition on CD from this fabulous album; El Toro has the vinyl one.
It's without doubt their best work since they started in 1996. It's their own unique sound: what they call "Authentic 50's Punk". They started out as an Authentic Rockabilly Band and after several years searching for their own personal style, they finally came up with this brand new record. From Ska to Surf, From Punk to 50's Rock'n'roll, from Rockabilly to ballad, the band has all the songwriting and instrumental skills they need to really put the Nu Niles experience across.
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3rd of September 2006
DANNY AMIS CON LOST ACAPULCO - DADDY O GRANDE EN MÉXICO
Danny Amis, aka Daddy-O Grande, travelled to Mexico City in May of 2006 and reunited with old friends "Lost Acapulco" to record these 13 rockin' instrumental tracks. Seizing the opportunity to employ other local talent as well, a mariachi horn section was hired. When they didn't show up for the session, they were replaced by a local ska horn section (who incidentally wear clown suits). A latin percussionist was also brought in to fill out the sound, making this Daddy-O Grande's proudest and most unique project to date. Imported Mexico
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1st ofJuly 2006
FR1956 – FIREBALL STEVEN – ROCKABILLY DONE RIGHT
The new Fireball Steven project fully lives up to the expectations. Raw, unpolished and authentic roots rockabilly. Primal rock experts Ace Brown and The Helldivers do a splendid job adding to the authentic feel of this album. These are recordings Fireball Steven did from 2000 till 2004 on several locations, ranging from Wild Hare's New Hope Studio in the USA to a session in his own living room. There's even a unique recording from Nic Nilsson when he was a fourteen year old lad, belching out his first ever self penned rocker, taped with a cassette recorder. Nice to hear how his voice has improved over the years. These tracks are added as bonus tracks and are introduced by Nic himself. There's a tip-top selection of guest musicians contributing to make this a CD that deserves a top drawer spot in your rockabilly collection: Roc Larue, (yes, the one and only), forementioned Ace Brown and The HellDivers, The charming Rockin' Irene with her bullfiddle, Wild Hare's own Dave Moore and The Saddle Palls to name a few. Of course there's also Nic's own band, The Hale Bops!
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1st of April 2006
Format: CD
Artist: The Roy Kay Trio
Title: Rockaway Lonesome Moon
Style: Rockabilly & Hillbilly
Price: 13,00
Available
Blending melody and rockin'
rhythms, this third release by the Roy Kay Trio is a superb listen from
start to finish. This time around the trio pulls it's influence from small
independent record labels of the early 1950s. Recorded entirely on vintage
equipment, the 11 new originals and 3 covers combine to form a truly authentic
and original album of early 50s Rockabilly & Hillbilly Boppers and Country
Ballads.
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4th March 2006
Format: CD
Artist: Rockin' Lloyd Tripp & The Zipguns
Title: Who''s The Fool?
Style: Rockabilly
Price: 13,00
Available
Lloyd Tripp & The Zipguns
play straight-ahead in-your-face 1950s style Rockabilly. Lively, energetic
and totally rockin''! All tracks here are originals.
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3nd March 2006
Artist: VARIOUS ARTISTS
DVD: GOOFIN' RECORDS 20th ANNIVERSARY PARTY
30 live performances lasting 98 Minutes, plus extra bonus features, incs.. The Barnshakers x 5, Ray Collins Hot Club x 5, Marti Brom x 4, The Go-Getters x 5, High Noon x 5, The Silver Bullets x 5. Some fantastic modern rockin' action featured here........... A TOP BUY
Track listing
1. The Barnshakers: Hocus Pocus
2. The Barnshakers: Nature's Goodness
3. The Barnshakers: Don't Worry 'bout Me
4. The Barnshakers: Boppin' In The Roswell
5. The Barnshakers: Heartbreak Train
6. Ray Collins' Hot-Club: Nothing But Your Kiss
7. Ray Collins' Hot-Club: Run Brother Run
8. Ray Collins' Hot-Club: Bopland
9. Ray Collins' Hot-Club: Do You Wanna Jump Children
10. Ray Collins' Hot-Club: Yeah Yeah Boogie
11. The Silver Bullets: So What
12. The Silver Bullets: Following The Suspect
13. The Silver Bullets: Baby Come On
14. The Silver Bullets: Hilbilly Music
15. The Silver Bullets: Love's Made A Fool Of You
16. Marti Brom: That Crazy Beat 17. Marti Brom: Blue Tattoo
18. Marti Brom: Fallin'
19. Marti Brom: Really Really Love You
20. Marti Brom: No Good Lover
21. High Noon: Let's Go Daddy-O
22. High Noon: When She Is Good - She Is Good- When She is Bad..
23. High Noon: Slow Down Baby
24. High Noon: High On A Hill (Down In Tennessee)
25. High Noon: Blue Bonnet Boogie
26. The Go Getters: Lady Luck
27. The Go Getters: Teenage Kicks
28. The Go Getters: Junkyard Dog
29. The Go Getters: No Heart To Spare
30. The Go Getters: I Faught The Law
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2nd March 2006
Artist: Ocean's Seven
Album: Just A Little Bit Of Rhythm & Blues Volume 1
Hot Rhythm & Blues!!
Ocean's Seven is a seven piece band consisting of players familiar to many fans of the Rock 'n' Roll, Jive and R 'n' B scene in the UK, Europe and the USA. Members of the Band are current and erstwhile members of Alabama Slammers, Big Town Playboys, The Big Six, Jools Holland, Sophie Garner's Swing Kings and the Bus Stop Boys, to name but a few. The line up is; James (Ocean) Sumner (vox), Paul Richardson (drums), Nick Lunt (bari), Alex Bland (tenor), Steve Ball (contra bass), Kev LLoyd (guitar) & Steve Croft (keys).
The Band formed in July 2003 with the aim of recreating a sound that would send your ears to an era when the music was hot, the clubs were smokin' and every bar in town cooked to the shuffle beat that is Rhythm & Blues.
Classic tunes from the 40's and 50's are replayed by the guys in authentic style, including those originally laid down by artistes such as Amos Milburn, Paul Gayton, Joe Liggins, Willie Cobbs, Jimmy McCracklin and of course the great Ray Charles. Ocean's Seven capture the feel and sound of these great masters of R 'n' B. Put together with an exciting stage presence, O7 will get and keep your joint jumping !
Don't miss them at Screamin' festival www.screaminfestival.com
Track listing
Come On
Just A Little Bit
One Track Lover
Something's Goin' On In My Room
That's
What You Do To Me Hot
Little Mama Big Mamou
I'll Go Crazy
You Don't Love Me
Wild One
I Gotta Go
Happy Pay Day.
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2nd March 2006
Artist: Mr. Whiz
Album: This Is Mr. Whiz
Style: Rockabilly
With this CD, Mr.
Whiz introduces to the world their unique brand of a style that they have
proudly named hillbilly swing. This term --already used in the late 1940s
by western swing bandleader Curley Williams-- refers in this case to a
one-of-a-kind blend of rockabilly, hillbilly, and western swing that has
become Mr. Whiz's trademark. Their music is a perfect mixture of their
varied influences -- the rockabilly side of Carl Perkins, the honky tonk
style of Hank Williams, the colourful western swing of Bob Wills, the
finger-pickin' of Merle Travis, and even the nonchalant, jazzy swing of
Fats Waller are but a few examples.
Track Listing - Lista de temas
1. Mr. Whiz
2. One More Beer
3. Hold Me, Kiss Me, Squeeze Me
4. You And Me... And The Man On The Moon
5. Hot Rock
6. Pretty Bad Blues
7. Come Back
8. Honeysucle Rose
9. Dear Hank
10. Go To Bed
11. Wild Storm
12. Mona Lisa
13. Red Hot Mama
14. Hillbilly Swing
15. I See The Light
Click here
to listen to all the tracks form this amazing album.
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3rd February 2006
Artist: VARIOUS ARTISTS - REAL COOL CATS -
Album: TEXAS ROCKABILLY 1955
8 page booklet with liner notes by Dave Penny. "T for Texas - T for Tennessee" sang Jimmie Rodgers in 1928, setting the seal on two of the most important states involved in the growth of Country music in the years thereafter. By extension, the development of country rock 'n' roll - rockabilly - in the early and mid 1950s was strongest in those areas, but Memphis-based Sun Records blazed brightly early in the game, casting the exciting Cat Music of the Lone Star State in a deep shadow...
1 Sonny Fisher - I Can't Lose
2 Johnny Carroll - You Two-Timed Me One Time Too Often
3 Bob Luman - That's All Right
4 Jimmy Heap - Sebbin' Come Elebbin'
5 Dean Beard - Sing, Sing, Sing
6 Link Davis - Grasshopper
7 Johnny Carroll - Hearts Of Stone
8 Sid King & The Five Strings - Sag, Drag & Fall
9 Sonny Fisher - Rockin' Daddy
10 Mac Curtis - What'll I Do
11 Johnny Carroll - Sexy Ways
12 Bob Luman - You Were The Cause Of It All
13 Sonny Fisher - Rockin' & A-Rollin'
14 Charlie Brown - Have You Heard The Gossip
15 Ben Hall - Move Mama
16 Dean Beard - Time Is Hangin' Heavey On My Hands
17 Jimmy Lee & Wayne Walker - Love Me
18 Bob Luman - Hello Baby
19 Sonny Fisher - Hold Me Baby
20 Frank Starr - Dig Them Squeaky Shoes
21 Johnny Carroll - Stingy Thing
22 Sid King & The Five Strings - Purr, Kitty, Purr
23 Bob Luman - Stranger Than Fiction
24 Sonny Fisher - Sneaky Pete
25 Johnny Carroll - Cut Out
26 Charlie Brown - Don't Put The Blame On Me
27 Sonny Fisher - Hey Mama
28 Jimmy Heap - Go Ahead On
29 Johnny Carroll - Why Cry
30 Frank Starr - The Dirty Bird Song
31 Johnny Carroll - Crazy Little Mama
32 Bob Luman - In The Deep Dark Jungle
33 Jimmy Lee & Wayne Walker - Love Me (alternative take)
34 Sonny Fisher - Rockin' Daddy (alternative take)
35 Sonny Burns - A Real Cool Cat
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2nd February 2006
Artist: Ellis & The Angry Teens
Album: Bad Rockabilly Music
Label: Goofin’ Records
Style: Teddy Boy
Track listing:
Bad Rockabilly Music ~ Chances Are ~ Hey Gina ~ Opportunity ~ Move Over Tiger ~ Scratchin' ~ Still Wild ~ My Buddy's Baby ~ Teenage Special ~ Doncha Come A-Knockin' ~ Alcohol Man ~ I'm Tired Of Bummin' Around ~ Doin' It ~ Let Me In.
Ellis & The Angry Teens are Finland's Teddy Boy band, with quite a few albums to their credit. In the 70s and 80s, Finland was one of the biggest suppliers of fantastic rockabilly bands in Europe, and for a whole new generation of Teds and Rockers in Scandinavia, this was their 'orginal' music, with bands like Teddy & The Tigers and the Boppin' Pete Trio. This one comes in ultra de-luxe package nicer than a digipack.
"This new album is a well produced combination of original music and covers that have not been redone too much over the years, with a 'no-nonsense, keep-it-simple' attitude. Great pleasure! Well done guys." The Black Cat
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Artist: Rayburn Anthony
Title: My Baby's Car Crazy
Style: Rockabilly
Price: 13,00 €
Contains 14 tracks, all written or co-written by Rayburn Anthony and recorded
in an unmistakable early Sun style. Rayburn Anthony has a pleasant voice,
that matches his songs like a glove and each song tells a story about
the lessons of life, and undoubtedly Mr. Anthony has had his share and
been there, done it and lived through it. If
not, well, he could've fooled me. This is a mighty fine CD, and if you
like old school rockabilly you simply cannot afford to miss out on this
one!
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Artist: Mississippi Queen
Title: Did You Say Love
Style: Rockabilly
Price: 13,00 €
Mississippi Queen is a drum less trio from Croatia that delivers an excellent album, and every song has been taken care of with lots of passion, enthusiasm, and rock & roll by the band. All this commitment and plain hard labour results into this sparkling CD. It's one of those platters that you throw in the player, puff a smoke, drink a beer and enjoy the ride. The self penned tracks have been well-matured and they grab you straight away. The cover songs underwent a nice treatment and received a great work over. Johnny Burnette's "Cincinatti Fireball" is a hard to cover song, but I just have to love this version.
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Artist: The Round Up Boys
Title: Good Lookin' Daddy!
Style: Rockabilly
Price: 13,00 €
This is the band's second full length CD, it has 16 tracks and with the
first spin you recognize it: this is a party CD! Filled with extremely
catchy, medium and up tempo tunes. Good Lookin Daddy is already bound
to become a classic amongst the rockabillies. The Round Up Boys delivered
an album that doesn't get boring for one single moment, some songs performed
in a classic guitar / guitar / bull fiddle / skins line up, whilst others
have roaring saxophones or a piano added. In "I got Trouble"
the Boys show that they are also capable of laying down great close harmonies…
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Artist: Charlie Gracie
Title: Just Hangin' Around
Style: Rock and Roll
Price: 13,00 €
Charlie is back to his roots again - rockabilly/early
RnR/Rhythm and Blues recorded in the fabulous Lightning Recording Studios
in Berlin, backed by Europe's finest roots/rockabilly musicians from Ike
and the Capers, Jesse Al Tuscan and the Roundup Boys.
Its truly a European authentic production. Recorded live on 50s equipment,
taped on a1962 tape recorder in MONO – that's true Rock and Roll
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Artist: Spo-Dee-O-Dee
Title: The Many Sides of
Style: Rock and Roll and Rockabilly
Price: 13,00 €
OK, you already know this is a great rockabilly
combo, so you think you know roughly what to expect on this album, right
? Oh Really ??? Well you couldn't be more wrong, and I'll tell you why…
You get yanked straight in with a frantic paced bopper, Crazy For My Baby,
and the pounding moody rocker, Lovestruck Baby. But then whats this ?
Piano and Sax on the '58 Danny Boy classic, Don't Go Pretty Baby ?!! As
this gets you thinking, you cruise along with a couple of fine country
rock songs blaring out.... the tuneful, Why Did She Have To Go ? you play
over and over and the alternate Tell Me Who with '60's Elvis western movie
backing, has you grinning from ear to ear !
A change of mood and the powerhouse instrumental, Thunderbird is followed
by a straight down the line Gene Vincent rock'n'roll workout on Let Me
In ! When you hear, I Aint Got You and Pride and Joy, you have to look
at the CD cover to check that this earthy, black r'n'b is the same band
! No More Cryin The Blues superbly handled.. not rushed, calms you back
down, and just when you thought life was normal again, the guys shed their
rockabilly skin and turn out a perfect white Italian/American do wop classic..
Unbelieveable! Jerry Chatabox
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1st February 2006
Gene Vincent - Important Words - Rockstar Records
17.00 €
1.Rocky road blues (backing track) 2.Anna Annabelle 3.Rip it up 4.Important words 5.Who's pushing your swing 6.High blood pressure 7.Lonesome boy (excerpt) 8.Maybelline 9.Gone, gone, gone 10.You are the one for me 11.I might have known 12.Beautiful brown eyes 13.Crazy beat 14.I'm gonna catch me a rat 15.It's been nice (goodnight) 16.That's the trouble with love 17.Good lovin' 18.Mister Loneliness 19.Teardrops 20.If you want my lovin' 21.Spaceship to Mars 22.There I go again (whoops I'm dreaming) 23.Spaceship to Mars 24.King of fools 25.You're still in my heart 26.Held for questioning 27.Where have you been all my life 28.Temptation baby 29.The beginning of the end 30.Spaceship to Mars
An updated expansion of a 1989 Rockstar vinyl album. That long-deleted LP contained various studio out-takes, false starts and dialogue. They are all on this CD reissue along with an additional thirteen previously unissued tracks. The additional tracks were recorded by Gene Vincent at the Capitol Tower in Hollywood and Abbey Road Studios in London and showcase the variety of styles he was capable of handling during the period 1958-1961. These tracks were supervised by the legendary producers Ken Nelson (USA) and Norrie Paramor (UK). The recordings highlight Gene's versatility, performing anything from rock'n' roll standards such as 'Maybelline' and 'Rip it up' to ballads like 'You are the one for me' and 'Where have you been all my life'. 'Spaceship to Mars' was featured by Gene Vincent in the UK movie 'It's Trad, Dad', released in 1962.
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17.00 €
1.Prettyt girl 2.Weekend 3.Jeannie, Jeannie, Jeannie 4.Ah, pretty girl
5.I've waited so long 6.Hallelujah I love her so 7.Little angel 8.Pretty
girl 9.Cherished memories 10.Three steps to Heaven 11.Cut across shorty
12.Cherished memories 13.Jam sand-witch 14.I almost lost my mind 15.That's
my desire 16.Skinny Jim 17.Lonely 18.Summertime blues 19.Love again 20.Think
of me 21.Somethin' else 22.Boll weevil song 23.Cut across Shorty 24.Teenage
Heaven 25.My way 26.My way 27.Hallelujah I love her so 28.C'mon everybody
29.Nervous breakdown 30.Blue suede shoes 31.Long tall Sally 32.Teenage
cutie 33.Cotton picker 34.Rock'n'roll blues (backing track) 35.Pretty
girl
An updated expansion of a 1985 Rockstar vinyl album (RSRCD1008). That
long-deleted LP contained ten previously unissued Eddie Cochran stereo
recordings plus six Cochran classics such as 'Summertime blues', 'C'mon
everybody' and 'Teenage Heaven'. They are all on this CD reissue along
with 19 additional tracks, including two more stereo recordings and an
assortment of rare and previously unissued cuts of songs such as 'Think
of me', 'Nervous breakdown' and out-takes of 'Teenage cutie'. The last
four stereo tracks feature two of Buddy Holly's band The Crickets, with
guitarist Sonny Curtis and drummer Jerry Allison accompanying Eddie on
'Cut across shorty', 'Cherished memories' (two versions) and 'Three steps
to Heaven'.
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17.00 €
An incredible 42-song DVD featuring performances from the Ranch Party TV Show dating from 1956 and '57. Featuring legendary Rockabilly and Hillbilly artists including Carl Perkins, Bobby Helms, Johnny Cash, Skeets McDonald, Collins Kids, Wanda Jackson, Joe Maphis, Tex 'Jenks' Carman, Patsy Cline and many more.
Increible colección de 42 canciones con shows del Ranch Party Show de la TV entre 1967 y 1957 con Carl Perkins, Bobby Helms, Johnny Cash, Skeets McDonald, Collins Kids, Wanda Jackson, Joe Maphis, Tex 'Jenks' Carman, Patsy Cline y muchos más.
The songs:
It Takes A Worried Man To Sing A Worried Song - Ranch Party Cast
Matchbox - Carl Perkins
Long Gone Daddy - Bobby Helms
Train Of Love - Johnny Cash
Flying Fingers - Joe Maphis & Larry Collins
In The Jailhouse Now - Skeets McDonald
Hoy Hoy - Collins Kids
You Got To Be My Baby - George Jones
Mexican Joe - Jim Reeves
Wildwood Flower - Merle Travis, Joe Maphis & Larry Collins
Let's Have A Party - Collins Kids
Cool Love - Wanda Jackson
Next In Line - Johnny Cash
Town Hall Boogie - Joe Maphis
Razzle Dazzle - Collins Kids
Trouble In Mind - Skeets McDonald
Oklahoma Hills - Johnny Bond
Wabash Cannonball - Mac Wiseman
Dirty Dishes - Jeannie Mack
Rock A Way Rock - Collins Kids & Tex Ritter
Under The Double Eagle - Joe Maphis & Larry Collins
Your True Love - Carl Perkins
There You Go - Johnny Cash
John Henry - Merle Travis
Hot Rod - Collins Kids
Hey Joe - Johnny Bond
New Panhandle Rag - Les Anderson
Bluebirds Over The Rockies - Fiddlin' Kate
Dixie Cannonball - Tex 'Jenks' Carmen
Shake Rattle And Roll - Collins Kids
I Walk The Line - Johnny Cash
Tennessee Fiddle Swing - Joe Maphis
Blue Suede Shoes - Carl Perkins
Just Because - Collins Kids
I've Loved And Lost Again - Patsy Cline
Honey Bunch - Marilyn Tuttle
Just For You - Lorrie Collins
Give My Love To Rose - Johnny Cash
A Fallen Star - Jimmy C Newman
My Lips Are Sealed - Jim Reeves
They're Still In Love - Collins Kids
Ida Red - Ranch Party Cast.
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17.00 €
Classic 1957 Rock 'n' Roll movie including performances
from Johnny Carroll, Roscoe Gordon, The Five Stars, Don Coates & The
Bon-Aires, Preacher Smith & The Deacons, Cell Block Seven, The Belew
Twins and more.
Songs performed - Canciones interpretadas:
Johnny Carroll: Wild Wild Women ~ Crazy Crazy Lovin' ~ Rockin' Maybelle
~ Sugar Baby.
Rosco Gordon: Bop It ~ Chicken In The Rough
Preacher Smith & The Deacons: Roogie Doogie ~ Eat Your Heart Out
Don Coates & The Bon Aires: Stop The World
The Five Stars: Hey Juanita
Cell Block Seven: Hot Rock ~ The Saints Come Rockin' In
The Belew Twins: Lonesome ~ Love Me Baby
Zone 0 - Worldwide Play.
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17.00 €
Track listing:
Dance In The Street / Dance To The Bop / Baby Blue / Be-Bop-A-Lula / Dance To The Bop / Bluejean Bop / Sexy Ways / Rocky Road Blues / Be-Bop-A-Lula / Long Tall Sally / Spaceship To Mars / Temptation Baby / Be-Bop-A-Lula / You Are My Sunshine / Say Mama / Be-Bop-A-Lula / Baby Blue / What'd I Say / Whole Lotta Shakin' Goin' On / Dance To The Bop / Hot Rod Gang movie trailer / The Girl Can't Help It movie trailer.
Rare
early footage of legendary Rock 'n' Roll icon Gene Vincent featuring TV
and movie appearances from 1957 to 1964.
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17.00 €
Vintage TV footage dating from 1956 to 1958 featuring many legendary Rockabilly and Hillbilly artists.
The songs:
Silver Lake Blues - The Cherokee Cowboys
That's Alright Mama - Marty Robbins
Teenage Boogie - Webb Pierce
Rock'n'Roll Mr. Bullfrog - Moon Mullican
Car Hoppin' Mama - Hawkshaw Hawkins
So Doggone Lonesome - Ernest Tubb
I Can't Quit - Marty Robbins
Live Fast, Love Hard, Die Young - Faron Young
I'm Walking The Dog - Webb Pierce
Frankie And Johnny - Chet Atkins
Go Boy Go - Carl Smith
You Nearly Lose Your Mind - Ernest Tubb
Sugaree - Marty Robbins
Blackeyed Joe - Little Jimmy Dickens
In The Jailhouse Now - Webb Pierce, Red Sovine & Teddy Wilburn
I've Got Five Dollars And It's Saturday Night - Faron Young
I'll Be There - Ray Price
Railroad Steamboat - Jim Reeves
Call Me Up And I'll Come Calling On You - Marty Robbins
There's A New Moon Over My Shoulder - Moon Mullican
Tomorrow Never Comes - Ernest Tubb
I'm Gonna See My Baby Tonight - Webb Pierce
Mr Sandman - Chet Atkins
Pretty Mama - Marty Robbins
Crazy Arms - Ray Price
Goin' Steady - Faron Young
If You Want It, I've Got It - Carl Smith
Blue Tears - Moon Mullican
Keep Talking - Gordon Terry
Why Baby Why - Webb Pierce, Marty Robbins & Carl Smith
Then I'll Stop Loving You - Jim Reeves
Singing The Blues - Marty Robbins
Just Married - Faron Young
Love Love Love - Webb Pierce
Hillbilly Fever - Little Jimmy Dickens
Kansas City Blues - Ernest Tubb
Borrowing - Hawkshaw Hawkins
You Don't Owe Me A Thing - Marty Robbins
Shine On Harvest Moon - Moon Mullican
Mexican Joe - Jim Reeves
Don't Let The Stars Get In Your Eyes - Ray Price
You Betta Not Do That - Little Jimmy Dickens
I Know My Baby Loves Me - Ernest Tubb
Time Goes By - Marty Robbins
Pretty Words - Marty Robbins
Caribbean - Jim Reeves
I Couldn't Keep From Crying - Marty Robbins
12th Street Rag - Moon Mullican
At The End Of A Long Lonely Day - Marty Robbins
Walking The Floor Over You - Ernest Tubb.
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