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| 1. Nothin' But A Nuthin' - Jimmy Stewart/His Night Hawks | |||
| 2. Darlin' - Jimmie Dale | |||
| 3. Baby Doll - Jimmie Dale | |||
| 4. Pretending Is A Game - Sleepy Jeffers/The Davis Twins | |||
| 5. Don't Sweep That Dirt On Me - Buddy Shaw | |||
| 6. My Baby Left Me - Rock Rogers | |||
| 7. Little Dog Blues - Mel Price | |||
| 8. Henpacked Daddy - Ralph Johnson/The Hillbilly Show Boys | |||
| 9. Umm Boy You're My Baby - Bill Johnson & The Dablers | |||
| 10. Stoney Mountain Boogie - Stoney Mountain Playboys | |||
| 11. My Blackbirds Are Bluebirds Now - Sleepy Jeffers/The Davis Twins | |||
| 12. No More - Buddy Shaw | |||
| 13. Big Black Cat - R. D. Hendon/The Western Jamboree Cowboys | |||
| 14. It's Saturday Night - Bill Mack | |||
| 15. Rockin' Daddy - Sonny Fisher/The Rocking Boys | |||
| 16. Everybody's Movin' - Glen Glenn | |||
| 17. I Can't Find The Doorknob - Jimmy & Johnny | |||
| 18. My Big Fat Baby - Sonny Hall/The Echos | |||
| 19. How Come It - Thumber Jones | |||
| 20. Trucker From Tennessee - Link Davis | |||
See all 28 tracks on this disc
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Product Description
1.-Nothin' But A Nuthin' - STEWART, Jimmy & NIGHT HAWKS 2.-Darlin' - DALE, Jimmie 3.-Baby Doll - DALE, Jimmie 4.-Pretending Is A Game - JEFFERS, Sleepy & DAVIS TWINS 5.-Don't Sweep That Dirt On Me - SHAW, Buddy 6.-My Baby Left Me - ROGERS, Rock 7.-Little Dog Blues - PRICE, Mel 8.-Henpecked Daddy - JOHNSON, Ralph 9.-Umm Boy You're My Baby - JOHNSON, Bill & THE DABBLERS 10.-Stoney Mountain Boogie - STONEY MOUNTAIN PLAYBOYS 11.-My Blackbirds Are Bluebirds Now - JEFFERS, Sleepy & DAVIS TWINS 12.-No More - SHAW, Buddy 13.-Big Black Cat - HENDON, R.D. 14.-It's Saturday Night - MACK, Bill 15.-Rockin' Daddy - FISHER, Sonny & ROCKING BOYS 16.-Everybody's Movin' - GLENN, Glen 17.-I Can't Find The Doorknob - JIMMY & JOHNNY 18.-My Big Fat Baby - HALL, Sonny & THE ECHOES 19.-How Come It - JONES, Thumper 20.-Trucker From Tennessee - DAVIS, Link 21.-Little Bit More - LABEEF, Sleepy 22.-Jitterbop Baby - HARRIS, Hal 23.-Let's Get It On - ALMOND, Hershel & Al Good 24.-One Cup Of Coffee - GLENN, Glen 25.-I'm A Hobo - REEVES, Danny 26.-Rock It - JONES, George 27.-Sneaky Pete - FISHER, Sonny 28.-I'm Through - LABEEF, Sleepy
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8 of 8 people found the following review helpful
Rockabilly rocks!!
4 Mar 2010
Format:Audio CD
This compact disc combines two Ace Records vinyl compilations of choice 1950s material. Rarest Rockabilly & Hillbilly Boogie anthologizes rockabilly history through the prism of the vanity pressing. For a hundred dollars or so, an Elvis wannabe could cut a couple songs and get back a small pressing for their efforts. Once copies were distributed to nearby radio stations, promoters, and juke box operators, the remaining stash was given away to fans and relatives or sold at dances. Texas-based Starday Records was a hotbed for this; in a period of six years, they issued over 500 titles on their Dixie label or vanity labels, and these are this basis for this compilation. As primitive as some of these are, the music is just fine. Most of the artists collected here are just names on labels of a phonograph record company, yet the inclusion of two early rockin' sides from Jimmie Dale Gilmore are most illuminating. This compilation errs on the side of hillbilly boogie but if cowboy boots stand in for blue suede shoes, there's still pep aplenty in selections like Bill Mack's "It's Saturday Night" and Buddy Shaw's "Don't Sweep That Dirt on Me." Best of Ace Rockabilly returns to the classic sound and is loaded with collector's prizes. Sonny Fisher's "Rockin' Daddy" and "Sneaky Pete" are raw Texas style rockabilly at its best, while Louisiana is represented by Link Davis' "Trucker From Tennessee" and Jimmy Johnny's "I Can't Find the Doorknob." The big ticket items are two of George Jones' rare excursions into the deep waters of the big beat, "Rock It" and "How Come It." All in all, a superlative compilation that truly gives a sense of rock & roll's ground-floor incarnation in the wake of Elvis. ~ Cub Koda
albums Rarest Rockabilly & Hillbilly Boogie and The Best Of Ace Rockabilly on one CD. 28 tracks w. Rock Rogers, George Jones, Jimmie Dale +
Contains 28 tracks from the mid to late 50's.
Liner Note Author: Ray Topping.
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neat tunes here- I really like this album. It's jam packed with song after song of early rock'n'roll. The singing and playing is all very high level. It's amazing that one guy after another came in and knocked a single out and they are of such high quality. It blows my mind. Highly recommended! 28 tracks! I've been listening to this compilation on repeat for several days now and still can't get enough, so many catchy, raw songs and heartfelt lyrics. That Cub Koda review says it best. Just get it. You'll love it if you're into '50s rock.
albums Rarest Rockabilly & Hillbilly Boogie and The Best Of Ace Rockabilly on one CD. 28 tracks w. Rock Rogers, George Jones, Jimmie Dale +
Contains 28 tracks from the mid to late 50's.
Liner Note Author: Ray Topping.
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neat tunes here- I really like this album. It's jam packed with song after song of early rock'n'roll. The singing and playing is all very high level. It's amazing that one guy after another came in and knocked a single out and they are of such high quality. It blows my mind. Highly recommended! 28 tracks! I've been listening to this compilation on repeat for several days now and still can't get enough, so many catchy, raw songs and heartfelt lyrics. That Cub Koda review says it best. Just get it. You'll love it if you're into '50s rock.
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12 Dec 2011
Format:Audio CD
I can only concur with the previous reviewer, this CD Rocks hard! This is indeed some of the rarest Rockabilly and Hillbilly Boogie you'll ever hear. Every track is great, some funny, most are like a genuine shot of life down your mind. This stuff may be rare, but it sure doesn't deserve to be. My overall feelings about this album, are 1: it's for people who like their music raw and real, music done by fans for fans, and most of this music was recorded in the mid to late 50's by genuine exponents of Rockabilly, and 2: it's for people who like to explore new and wild music, when I bought this CD years ago, I had no idea what it would be like, I was totally floored by how good this CD is.
My favourite tracks are,
1: Trucker From Tennessee (by Link Davis) A rocking number that seems to be an Homage to Elvis?
2: It's Saturday Night (by Bill Mack) Just a good time weekend track, very wild too!
3: My Blackbirds Are Bluebirds Now (By Sleepy Jeffers/The Davis Twins) Very "Country" sounding, lot's of emotion.
4: Rockin' Daddy (by Sonny Fisher/The Rocking Boys) This one has a menacing quality, predating The Cramps by 15 years?
All up, just buy this amazing CD, you will never regret it!
My favourite tracks are,
1: Trucker From Tennessee (by Link Davis) A rocking number that seems to be an Homage to Elvis?
2: It's Saturday Night (by Bill Mack) Just a good time weekend track, very wild too!
3: My Blackbirds Are Bluebirds Now (By Sleepy Jeffers/The Davis Twins) Very "Country" sounding, lot's of emotion.
4: Rockin' Daddy (by Sonny Fisher/The Rocking Boys) This one has a menacing quality, predating The Cramps by 15 years?
All up, just buy this amazing CD, you will never regret it!
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