1. Hoyt Johnson - Enie meanie minie mo 2. Merdell Floyd - Jukebox mama 3. Jimmy Evans - The joint's really jumpin' 4. Ray Scott - Boppin' wigwam Willie 5. Monarchs IV - Surge 6. Jerry Dion - River of love 7. Rex Ellis - Bop hop jamboree 8. Retus Blair - Lowdown feeling 9. Kimball Coburn - Boo-be-ah-bee 10. Hoyt Johnson - Standing in your window 11. Eddie Bond - Here comes the train 12. Jimmy Roby - Skipping the strings 13. Harmonica Frank Floyd - Rock a little baby 14. Billie High - Wondering if you still care 15. Ray Scott - The train's done gone 16. Monarchs IV - Friday night 17. Merdell Floyd - Got the blues from waiting 18. Lee Carzle - I'm asking but not getting 19. Hoyt Johnson - It's a little more like Heaven 20. Happ Perry - Got you on my mind 21. Tex Dixon - Hello Memphis 22. Rex Toran - Memphis rocking 23. Billy King - Stormy 24. Hoyt Johnson - I just can't learn to say goodbye 25. Eddie Bond - Someday I'll sober up 26. Chuck Raleigh - How can I go 27. Jimmy Roby - Roby ramble 28. Happ Perry - No one but you 29. Carvis Turney - Honky tonk ways 30. Walter Dixon - Goodbye she's gone 31. Monarchs IV - Weekend 32. Eddie Bond - The way you shake it 33. Hoyt Johnson - You'll never be a stranger to me 34. Ray Scott - Just behind your smile 35. Chuck Hensley - Tall man 36. Rex Ellis - You'll be the last to know 37. Larry Kennon - Monkey love 38. Len Griffin - Spanish Rock-a-rolla
This CD is sub-titled 'The Erwin Records story', and concerns the releases on the Erwin label in the Fifties. Erwin records was started by Marshall Erwin Ellis, who had actually been a fiddle player. He also worked as a barber, and loaned one of his customers his first recording equipment, educated him about the value of publishing and and taught him the basic mechanics of running a small independent record label and establishing an affiliate publishing company. This company was Satellite Records, and eventually became better known as Stax Records. The booklet for this Rockabilly compilation CD is packed with information and pictures - a real treat for collectors of fifties Rockabilly.
Memphis Rockabillies, Hillbillies and Honky Tonkers
1. Hoyt Johnson - Enie meanie minie mo