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| 1. Let's Get Wild - Rudy Grayzell | |||
| 2. Find A New Woman - Arnold Parker & The Southernairs | |||
| 3. Boogie Woogie All Night - Bill Willis | |||
| 4. Where There's A Will (There's A Way) - Carl Trantham & The Rhythm All Stars | |||
| 5. Tally Ho - Ernie Nowlin & The Blue Shadow Boys | |||
| 6. The Woman I Love - Gene Terry & His Kool Kats | |||
| 7. Tip, Tap & Tell Me - Gene Terry & His Kool Kats | |||
| 8. Sweet Rockin' Mama - The Hi-Tombs | |||
| 9. I'm Gonna Rock Some Too - The Hodges Brothers | |||
| 10. Goin' Steppin' - J C Sawyer | |||
| 11. I'm Doing All Right - Jerry Hanson | |||
| 12. Live It Up - Joe Moon & His Stars Of Note | |||
| 13. Teenage Cutie - Lucky Wray/Link & Doug Wray | |||
| 14. Be-Boppin' Daddy - Mack Banks & His Drifting Troubadours | |||
| 15. You're So Dumb - Mack Banks & His Drifting Troubadours | |||
| 16. Sweet Love - Orangie Ray Hubbard | |||
| 17. Crawdad Song - Red Moore & His Rhythm Drifters | |||
| 18. Dumplin' Pie - Sleepy Jeffers | |||
| 19. Hobo Bop - Tommy Nelson & His Band | |||
| 20. Wore To A Frazzel - Tony & Jackie Lamie/The Swing Kids | |||
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Product Description
1-Let's Get WildGRAYZELL, Rudy 2-Find A New WomanPARKER, Arnold & SOUTHERNAIRS 3-Boogie Woogie All NightWILLIS, Bill 4-Where There's A Will (There's A Way)TRANTHAM, C. & RHYTHM ALL STAR 5-Tally HoNOWLIN, E. & BLUE SHADOW BOYS 6-The Woman I LoveTERRY, Gene & KOOL KATS 7-Tip, Tap & Tell MeTERRY, Gene & KOOL KATS 8-Sweet Rockin' MamaHI-TOMBS 9-I'm Gonna Rock Some TooHODGES BROS 10-Goin' Steppin'SAWYER, J.C. 11-I'm Doing All RightHANSON, Jerry 12-Live It UpMOON, Joe & STARS OF NOTE 13-Teenage CutieWRAY, Lucky & Link & Douglas 14-Be-Boppin' DaddyBANKS, M. & DRIFTING TROUBADOU 15-You're so DumbBANKS, M. & DRIFTING TROUBADOU 16-Sweet LoveHUBBARD, Orangie Ray 17-Crawdad SongMOORE, Red & RHYTHM DRIFTERS 18-Dumplin' PieJEFFERS, Sleepy 19-Hobo BopNELSON, Tommy & BAND 20-Wore To A FrazzelLAMIE, T. & J. & SWING KINGS 21-My Chicken PennROBBE, Warren 22-Gosh Dog BabyRICHARDS, Jay 23-Ten Long FingersPOOVEY, Groovey Joe 24-Gotta Keep It SwingingSKELTON, Eddie & RHYTHMTONES
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3 of 3 people found the following review helpful
Format:Audio CD
This cd kicks off with "lets get wild" by Rudy Grayzell not a bad song but a little cheesy for me. The second track "find a new woman" however is a great bopper."where theres a will" is not a bad bopper either.But the cd picks up again with "the woman i love" by Gene Terry another great bopper with a great sound.Other tunes that stand out from the crowd are,"sweet rockin mama" "be boppin daddy" "sweet love" "wore to a frazzel" "ten long fingers". As with most compilation i found some of the songs a little weak .However theres enough quality rockabilly on this cd to make it well worth adding to your collection .
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
Format:Audio CD
There are a few hot little boppers here, and a number of tracks that were worth listening to but, in general, there's not a great deal on this CD to set me on fire. "The Woman I Love" comes up strong, though, with a good thumping bass. "Find a New Woman" by Arnold Parker & the Southernairs is a solid rocker, moderately slow with some sharp guitar work. A number of the tunes have a good country sound but few of the vocalists succeed in rocking it convincingly. "Where There's a Will, There's a Way" is a fine exception. There are also a couple of bluesy sounding tracks, interesting but nothing special.
An earlier reviewer gave a list of "good boppers" on this CD. I'd agree: there are some goodies here. To that list I'd only add "Teenage Cutie" by Lucky, Link and Doug Wray for the hiccuping guitars. Out of 24 tunes (56 minutes of music at a quick calculation) there are about 10 that I'd want to go back to.
The sales blurb on this CD refers to "...the legendary Starday and Dixie labels, today revered, with Sun Records, as the prime mover of the genre." Maybe so, but on the strength of this CD alone, you wouldn't think it.
It's not a bad collection and certainly worth an earful if you like exploring the byways of rockabilly but it wouldn't top my Christmas gift list.
An earlier reviewer gave a list of "good boppers" on this CD. I'd agree: there are some goodies here. To that list I'd only add "Teenage Cutie" by Lucky, Link and Doug Wray for the hiccuping guitars. Out of 24 tunes (56 minutes of music at a quick calculation) there are about 10 that I'd want to go back to.
The sales blurb on this CD refers to "...the legendary Starday and Dixie labels, today revered, with Sun Records, as the prime mover of the genre." Maybe so, but on the strength of this CD alone, you wouldn't think it.
It's not a bad collection and certainly worth an earful if you like exploring the byways of rockabilly but it wouldn't top my Christmas gift list.
2 of 3 people found the following review helpful
Format:Audio CD
Some good track some not so good. But isn't that the way now? I guess there's just not enough good original stuff to be discovered now to fill an album. Overall worth a look.
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