1.Everybody's rockin' 2.Tight slacks 3.Broke waitin' for a break 4.I'm beggin' your pardon 5.Sunglasses after dark 6.Moonshine liquor 7.Crazy in love 8.Walk my way back home 9.Waltz of the blues 10.Let's all go wild 11.Gently 12.So much to remember 13.You'll get yours someday 14.Tuscaloosa Lucy 15.What are going to do 16.Drinkin' wine spo-dee-o-dee 17.Let your left hand know 18.Waltz of the steel guitar 19.Teenage bug 20.It's over with 21.by you, by the bayou 22.Don't make me cry 23.I won the day I lost you 24.I lived a lifetime last night 25.I'm beggin' your pardon.
There are some all-time rockabilly classics here. A punk band was even named after one of these tracks!
Dwight Pullen
Born Dwight A. Pullen, 5 March 1931, Blountsville, Alabama and died 24 November 1961, Los Angeles, California. Popular with teenagers in the fifties were songs about clothing they wore or fashion accessories. Indeed many became hits such as 'Blue Suede Shoes', 'Penny Loafers and Bobby Socks', 'Black Slacks', 'Sack Dress, 'White Bucks And Saddle Shoes', 'Pink Shoelaces', 'Leather Jacket' and 'Black Denim Trousers'. Another similar title was 'Sunglasses After Dark' which sadly failed to ignite the charts but is revered today, long after many of the aforementioned hits mean nothing but fond memories. Indeed, 'Sunglasses' has passed into that select group of discs that are now rightly regarded as rock 'n' roll classics. It is sad that the singer on this disc, 'Whitey' Dwight Pullen, passed away at a young age and thus was unable to observe that he had made a record that stood the test of time. Undoubtedly he would have had the call to appear at the European rockin' festivals.
Dwight Pullen with rare and obscure rockabilly.
Born Dwight A. Pullen, 5 March 1931, Blountsville, Alabama and died 24 November 1961, Los Angeles, California.