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Track Listings
| 1. Red Hot | |||
| 2. Slow Down | |||
| 3. Real Wild Child | |||
| 4. Rockhouse | |||
| 5. Put Your Cat Clothes On | |||
| 6. Lonely Weekends | |||
| 7. Get It Off Your Mind | |||
| 8. Just Because | |||
| 9. Glad All Over | |||
| 10. Flatfoot Sam | |||
| 11. Rock 'N Roll Ruby | |||
| 12. Blue Suede Shoes | |||
| 13. Tennessee Zip | |||
| 14. Mona Lisa | |||
| 15. Peroxide Blonde In A Hopped Up Model Ford | |||
| 16. Get Rhythm | |||
| 17. Stairway To Nowhere | |||
| 18. Boppin' The Blues | |||
| 19. Rakin' And Scrapin' | |||
| 20. Sweet Woman | |||
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Product Description
2005 album of 23 classic tunes with a guest appearance by the Jordanaires & Gene Simmons (no,not the knucklehead from Kiss!!!).
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4 of 4 people found the following review helpful
Format:Audio CD
Love Sun Rockabilly. Love Brian Setzer, but the two styles are very different so it was with great curiosity that this disc was loaded into the player. The result is quite startling. Solid 1950's sounding Rockabilly with a hint of Brian Setzer for seasoning. Brian wasn't kidding when he says they worked hard to nail the style and feel of the originals. The icing on the cake was hearing the Jordonaires stilling sounding like creamy Irish coffee after all these years. Buy it! There will be no regrets.
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful
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Well chuffed with this. Brings back my memories of catching the bus to Brentford Market on a Sunday to spend my Saturday job earnings on the rockabilly e.p. singles that Charley Records used to release. Some of the best music then and some of the best music now, as stated in the booklet notes. Billy Lee Riley, Warren Smith, Roy Orbison. Forget Iggy Pop, here is Jerry Lee's 'Real Wild Child'. All the authentic sound with the benefit of modern production.
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful
Format:Audio CD
I'm not sure what I was expecting from this, but what came out the speakers wasn't it. I think I was expecting to hear the usual injection of Brian's sparkle and fire that he puts into everything. But here he's kept the sound exactly how it was in the original recordings from the late 50's and at first I was quite puzzled. But If you liked the rock n' roll and rockabilly music from that era then you'll like this a lot. Musically it's spot on and it's all extremely authentic. As a consequence I don't actually know why he's done the record if no attempt is made to do anything different, but I don't mind one little bit as after the initial puzzlement, I really like this. I'm guessing Brian is showing us where he started musically and the core of his influences and I for one love this record.
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GREAT SMALL BAND RETURN
Well what can I say,a terrific selection of rockabilly songs from Sun recordings.Great that the artists are mentioned in the inlay notes,maybe people will seek out these... Read more
Published on 3 April 2006 by D. Bibb
Looking forward to Vol.2
Yeah, there IS some great Rock&Roll music on this CD. First off my favourites are the fast paced "Put Your Cat Clothes On" ,"Rockhouse" ,"Real Wild Child" "Red Hot" and "Glad all... Read more
Published on 30 July 2005 by Niall
Looking forward to Vol.2
Yeah, there IS some great Rock&Roll music on this CD. First off my favourites are the fast paced "Put Your Cat Clothes On" ,"Rockhouse" ,"Real Wild Child" "Red Hot" and "Glad all... Read more
Published on 30 July 2005 by Niall
this cd rocks
this cd rock from start to finish,there is not a single track on this cd i dislike,brian setzers guitar work is brilliant,fave tracks for me are lonely wolf and red cadillac,this... Read more
Published on 26 July 2005 by sally pocock
not bad
this is not a bad cd,not his best.if you know brians music you know he is capable of so much more.if you want to hear him at his best listen to vavoom or rumble in brixton 2004... Read more
Published on 21 July 2005 by richard cooper
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