Last Great Rockabilly Saturday Night is 36 rare Rockabilly classics.
1. Don Willis - Boppin' high school baby 2. Mickey Hawks - Bip bop boom 3. Eddie Cash - Doin' alright 4. Hoyt Johnson - Eenie meenie minie mo 5. Jimmy Evans - The joint's really jumpin' 6. Andy Anderson - Johnny Valentine 7. Merdel Floyd - Jukebox mama 8. Mickey Hawks - Cotton pickin' 9. Jody Reynolds - Beulah Lee 10. Don Willis - Warrior Sam 11. Lloyd Arnold - Red coat, green pants and red suede shoes 12. Johnny Carroll - Be bop a lula is back on the scene 13. Ramsey Kearney - Rock the bop 14. Andy Anderson - You shake me up 15. Hoyt Johnson - Standing in your window 16. Charlie Feathers - Wild wild party 17. Eddie Bond - Here comes that train 18. Ray Scott - Boppin' wigwam Willie 19. Johnny Carroll - Rockin' Maybelle 20. Macy Skipper - Quicksand love 21. Andy Anderson - Tough, tough, tough 22. Thomas Ingle - Rockin' at the 'Y' 23. Lloyd Arnold - Hang out 24. Mickey Hawks - Screamin' mimi Jeannie 25. Johnny Carroll - Crazy crazy lovin' 26. Rex Ellis - Bop hop jamboree 27. Shelby Smith - Rockin' mama 28. Eddie Bond - The monkey and the baboon 29. Ramsey Kearney - Red bobby sox 30. Ray Scott - The train's done gone 31. Jody Reynolds - Tight capris 32. Glen Glenn - Don't you love me 33. The Runabouts - The prom 34. Eddie Bond - Look like a monkey 35. Billy Jack Hale - Move over buddy 36. You drive me crazy - Ray Scott
Last Great Rockabilly Saturday Night
Amazing obscure Rockabilly. Classic stuff! This has got to be one of the best ever compilations of obscure Fifties Rockabilly. Hi-fi it ain't - so what? It starts off with an absolute CLASSIC of fifties Rockabilly - Don Willis' 'Boppin' high school baby'. With wild vocals, crashing drums and guitar and pumpin' bass all swimming in slap-back echo, this track is the epitome of fifties rockabilly. It was originally on the Satellite label (not the same one that changed its name later on to Stax). This is followed by one of rockabilly's wildest vocalists - Mickey Hawkes. I saw this guy in London during the 90's not long before he died, and he was WILD. Goodness only knows what he was like on stage in his youth, but his tracks here are testaments to wild, runaway music. Whilst not all of the tracks are (or could be!) as wild, there are some excellent examples of other tunes that have been popular in clubs over the years, such as Hoyt Johnson's 'Eenie meenie minie mo', Jimmy Evans' 'The joint's really jumpin' and Andy Anderson with 'Johnny Valentine'. And so it goes on! This is an amazing CD of Fifties rockabilly, and comes with our highest recommendation. Don't forget, there's a volume two...
Last Great Rockabilly Saturday Night is 36 rare Rockabilly classics.