trax disc 15:1. School Of Rock 'n' Roll - Gene Summers 2. Wild Wild Woman - Johnny Carroll 3. She's My Woman - The Jiants 4. Little Mama - The Jokers 5. My Mind's Made Up - The Renowns 6. Boppin' The Blues - Ricky Nelson 7. Nursery Rock - Judy & Joyce 8. Everybody's Baby - George Hamilton IV 9. My Pink Cadillac - Hal Willis 10. Bang Bang - Janis Martin 11. Be Bop A Lula - Gene Vincent 12. If I Told You - Al Casey 13. It's L - O - V - E - The Rock-Its 14. Red Hot Rockin' Blues - Jesse James 15. Pipeliner - Teddy Redell 16. Elvis Is Rockin' Again - The Hunt Sisters 17. Please Please - Kimball Coburn 18. Rocky - Rolly - Lover - Boy - Judy Faye 19. I'm So Lonely - Jay B. Lloyd 20. Gonna Live It Up - Larry & Dixie Davis 21. Shake Shake - The Blue Tones 22. My Baby Let Me - Elvis Presley 23. Little John's Gone - Carl McVoy 24. Hot Rod - The Stripes 25. That Long Black Train - Franklin Stewart
trax disc 16:
1. I'm Looking For Someone To Love - Buddy Holly 2. Oh Love - Don Wade 3. Thinkin' About You - The Rhythm Rockers 4. Twixteen - Gene Summers 5. Cry Little Girlie - Benny Banta 6. Money Honey - Elvis Presley 7. Pink Cadillac - Larry Dowd 8. Bip Bop Boom - Mickey Hawks 9. Jungle Rock - Hank Mizell 10. Pam - The Invaders 11. King Fool - Jack Lake 12. Your True Love - Ricky Nelson 13. Rockin' Bones - Ronnie Dawson 14. Froggy Went A Courting - Danny Dell 15. Washboard Sam - Judy & Joyce 16. Lou Lou - Darrell Rhodes 17. Rhonda Lee - Al Hendrix 18. If You Never Been In Love - The Rock-Its 19. Shake Em Up Rock - T. Texas Tyler 20. Black Cadillac - Joyce Green 21. Ting - A -Ling - Buddy Holly 22. Wigwam Willie - Carl Phillips 23. Uncle John's Boogie - The Dixielanders 24. High School Blues - Mack Vickery 25. Jump Back, Honey Jump Back - Gene Vincent
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"Rock-A-Billy Dynamite" CD 15 + 16
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gitit! no pw
CD15
http://www72.zippyshare.com/v/50491387/file.html
CD16
http://www72.zippyshare.com/v/17659622/file.html
BONUS
TAME IMPALA - Lonerism ’12
http://www33.zippyshare.com/v/61019498/file.html
If their debut was any indication, Tame Impala's second full-length, Lonerism, will once again be compared to albums from the late 1960s and early 70s. But if their intent was to make a record that sounds like it came from that era, they've failed and ended up with something more fascinating. Sure, there's merit to the countless groups and scenes that seek out the right tube amps and compressors and microphones in order to create flawless period pieces. They're often called "revivalists," even though the actual term is wasted on them. Are they really breathing new life into this form by keeping it cryogenically frozen in ideas nearly a half-century old? Tame Impala prove far more exciting because, by maximizing the use of the available technology, they tap into the progressive and experimental spirit of psychedelic rock, and not just the sound.
Tame Impala did something similar on 2010's Innerspeaker, and they might be open to "Same Impala"-type jokes if the expanse of psychedelic rock were something you'd be expected to move on from after one record. Lonerism does make the kind of tune-ups that typically generate a lot of second LP plaudits: It's leaner, more propulsive, more confident, and less beholden to its influences. But Lonerism's genius manifests itself in Tame Impala's ability to figure out a way to integrate the concepts of electronic music-making without resorting to ripping off the breakbeat/Beatles template of "Setting Sun". (Pitchfork)
Hope you're doing ok and thanks for these volumes.
thanks again!!!
pvc
Thanks RYP for 15&16
thanks for all. love the music you post on your site
Thanks for the old and the new.
Very good stuff, thanks from CZ
Luv Tame Impala - & digging the Rockabilly! Never cease to amaze with your selections - Thanks !
- Chalky Joe
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