1.Rockabilly vampire 2.Crispy chicken 3.Red hot mama 4.Rock and roll zombie 5.Old poor boy 6.'51 Chevy 7.Wild wild party 8.Tennessee mama 9.Sixteen chicks 10.Knock down drag out 11.Rev it up and go
Ralph Rebel
"Ralph Rebel loves the music he plays, and even more importantly, it shows. This is neo-rockabilly that doesn't fall flat or hollow, but instead comes to life because of his instinctive song-writing skills and red hot guitar playing. In addition to a healthy dose of upbeat, rockin' originals, you also get covers by Ronnie Dawson, Brian Setzer and others. Track 2, 'Crispy Chicken', is a cool instrumental with more of a swing flavor to it. Actually, several of the songs feature saxophone, and while the CD is undoubtedly smooth, it still has an jagged edge to it with sharp guitar work that'll keep your ass in motion. This is the kind of band that you just know would be great live, adding to and reinterpreting their songs, and having an all out good time. Track 8, 'Tennessee Mama', is another great instrumental that has a real 50's feel and pacing. Other great tunes are the title track, 'Old Poor Boy' and 'Rock And Roll Zombie'. Rockabilly fans need to know Ralph Rebel." BL - Rock'n'roll Purgatory
Ralph Rebel - US neo-rockabilly.