O yeah – sure the Country and Western stars could rock!!! If the cowboys were a bit more reserved than the “real” rockers, listening to this compilation will still get you warmed up. The C&W music of the early 1950s deeply influenced Rock ’n’ Roll (and the Rockabilly scene as well). But from the mid-1950s C&W singers were admittedly kept moving more by the Rock and Rollers.
trax:
1. Mean Mama Blues - Marty Robbins 2. Tally Ho - Ernie Howlin & The Blue Shadow Boys 3. Baby Don't Go - Marvin Rainwater 4. Jambalaya - Brenda Lee 5. Rock It - George 'Thumper' Jones 6. Done Gone - George Earl 7. You're Gonna Have To Ball, That's All - Ray Parks 8. I'm Coming Home - Johnny Horton 9. Where The Rio Rosa Flows - Jimmy Lloyd 10. Get Rhythm - Johnny Cash 11. I'm Movin' On - Don Gibson 12. Feel Sorry For Me - Dave Brockman 13. I'm Stuck - Jerry Reed 14. False Hearted Girl - Tennessee Ernie Ford & Ella Mae Morse 15. I Can't Find The Doorknob - Jimmy & Johnny 16. Bop-A-Hula - Jimmy Newman 17. Teenage Boogie - Webb Pierce 18. Granddaddy's Rockin' - Mac Curtis 19. Sag, Drag And Fall - Sid King & The Five Strings 20. White Lightnin' - George 'Thumper' Jones 21. Oakie Boogie - Jack Guthrie 22. Rompin' And Stompin' - Curtis Gordon 23. Freight Train Boogie - The Louvin Brothers 24. Chili Dippin' Baby - Joyce Paynter 25. Uh Uh Man - Sonny James
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"ROCK*A*BILLY COWBOYS" CD 2
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BONUS:
CREEDENCE CLEARWATER REVIVAL - CCR Bonus Tracks
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Great 22 song CD that covers all the rare bonus tracks that were issued on the expanded versions of their albums. It's good to have these hard to find songs in one collection.
Hmm.. have to check that. Seems I missed those bonus tracks. Thx. Mr Gyro
Thanks for both!
Yes! Thanks a lot for both!
Thank you
Please correct track 7 on Rockabilly Cowboys Vol. 2 - it is by George & Earl.
Another great bonus selection. Thank you!!
thanks a lot
Thanks so much, guys. Been outa town visiting the greatest friends in the greatest city. Glad to be back.
Iggy
Good to hear you enjoyed NYC, Iggy!
Thanks, G. The new 911 Memorial is worth all the visits you can spare to the great Big Apple. When you add getting within kissing distance of the original "Starry Night" at MoMA, the whole experience is just simply mind-boggling. Great weekend to you!
Iggy
Oh, iggy there are so many wonderful pieces at the MOMA (and other museums around NYC) it's easy to get jaded - but every time I see "Starry Night" with those little bits of brush bristle embedded in the paint, my head reels, still. Glad to hear you enjoyed our fair city.
And thank you Gyro & Ryp for your continuing generosity.
- d.
Hi Anon. You're so right. Even with the big crowd around it, I finally got a super closeup of the moon in "Starry Night" - my favorite moon image of them all. I really appreciate your kind response, and don't worry, I will never, ever be jaded about New York.
All of my good wishes to you and The City.
Iggy
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