Wednesday, May 3, 2023

 Rockabilly & Early Rock & Roll Recordings Vol 32

01. Carl Perkins - Matchbox 
02. Carl Perkins - Country Boy's Dream 
03. Ronnie Hawkins - Will The Circle Be Unbroken 
04. Jerry Lee Lewis - Breathless 
05. Gerri Grangers - Return To Sender Dont Want Your Letters 
06. Maddox Bros & Rose - The Death Of Rock And Roll 
07. Wayne Cochran - Last Kiss 
08. Conway Twitty - Platinum High School 
09. Conway Twitty - I Vibrate From My Head To My Feet 
10. Roger Miller - Hot Rod Lincoln 
11. The Everly Brothers - Should We Tell Him 
12. Johnny Burnette & Eddie Cochran - Me And The Bear 
13. Elvis Presley - Mean Woman Blues 
14. Elvis Presley - Shake, Rattle And Roll 
15. Dale Hawkins - Liza Jane 
16. Marvin Jackson & The Rockabilly Three - Rainstorm 
17. Ray Pennington - Boogie Woogie Country Girl 
18. Bob Williams - My Goose Is Cooked 
19. Ricky Nelson - One Of These Mornings 
20. Ricky Nelson - Ain't Nothin' But Love

10 comments:

  1. Thx a lot Bob for this new Rockabilly compilation with these great names.

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  2. Thank You XXXII Looking forward to playing Roger Miller's Hot Rod Lincoln (I forgot he recorded the song),,, always thought it was a "hoot" when Commander Cody and his Lost Planet Airmen sang it.

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    1. Hi moze, thanks for your comment, glad you enjoy my compilations. 😁

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  3. Thanks Bob another great selection, any info on "Laura Lee Perkins" can't recall hearing or seeing her in my travels? Mike.

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    1. Hi Mike, Laura Perkins was a female rockabilly singer and piano player who enjoyed some success in the 1950s but kinda faded after she married and had a family, though she did later have a bit of a comeback. Her record company added the "Lee" to her hame and promoted her as the female Jerry Lee Lewis. She passed away in 2018.

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  4. Hi Bob, Hope you don't mind a little nit-picking, but Gerri Granger is singular with no "s". Thanks for including this song which I had not heard before. Another very good song by her is "You Mus Be Doing Something Right" from October 1965.

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    1. Hi tsi&hrjs, thanks for pointing that out, to tell the truth I'm not too clued up on Gerri's career and recordings. I forget now where I got this track, but it came to me with this spelling and I didn't know any different. But thanks again for pointing this out, and if I use any more tracks by her I'll bear in mind the correct spelling.

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  5. This one is definitely one of your all time best, thank you Bob. I see Last Kiss by Wayne Cochran there, you would be amazed at the number of people over here that don't know he wrote and released that song a few years before J. Frank Wilson & The Cavaliers (which many think was the original).

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    1. Thanks Done4it, I'm very happy you enjoy this one.

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