You two timed me, two times too often - Johnny Carroll
Crazy memories - Roy Alden
That's the way I feel - Jimmy Pritchett
Oh yeah - Wally Jeffrey
Fool I am - Pat Ferguson
Trip to bandstand - B. B. Cunningham
Ain't got a thing - Sonny Burgess
Trudy - Johnny Carroll
What a day - Kimball Coburn
Monkey business - Eddie Bond
Would ja - Glen Glenn
Catwalk - Tiny Fuller
Uncle John's bongoes - Houston Turner and The Dixielanders
Rockin' love - Cal Mann
Somebody's been babyin' my baby - Ronnie Burton
The blues don't mean a thing - Melvin Endsley
Evil hearted me - Jody Reynolds
Pink Cadillac - Jimmy Evans
Rockin' boppin' teenager - Jim Shaw
Your pilot light went out - Roy Jones
Wishing well - Howard Crockett
I got the blues - Lloyd Arnold and Charlie Feathers
Last Great Rockabilly Saturday Night Volume 2
Volume One of 'The Last Great Rockabilly Saturday Night' (see NDT 128) is a hard act to follow, but incredibly enough Volume Two has managed it. Once again Dave Travis has produced a superb collection of early rock n roll and rockabilly by well-known and not so well-known artists. Since the issue of the first volume, Stomper Time have purchased the Fernwood catalogue and so their hand has been strengthened still further.If anything, Volume Two is more down to earth than Volume One. If there is a comparison to be made, it's that the rock'n'roll and rockabilly of Volume Two shows more of its country roots. But that's perhaps a superficial judgement - there's plenty of good time rock'n'roll to set the pulse racing. Not least Jimmy Pritchett's piano rocker 'That's The Way I Feel'. Jim ('The Great Un-knowns') Raper once reckoned that if he could only ever buy one record, then this might well be it. In the main this second volume is rock'n'roll and rockabilly pure and simple. No tricks, no gimmicks. It has to be the biggest bargain on offer at the moment. Chris Woodford, NDT
