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SCOTTY BAKER C'mon and fight me rockabilly

1957

Country Classics!

Velma Williams Smith first gained notice in 1942 when she became a member of Roy Acuff's Smoky Mountain Boys and Girls. Click the link to Read More...

WES PUDSEY hepster daddy-o ROCKABILLY

BUCK STEVENS hot rod ford

ROCKABILLY

1958 Rare Rock 'N 'Roll

CHARLIE HIGHTONE devil around

rockabilly

KID ROCKER AND THE PHANTOMS ready to go CRAZY GATOR 1995 rockabilly KID ROCKER vocals and lead guitar MOUSS ZINN rhythm and steel guitars,backin v...

This is a re upload from my archives. I had to take this one down as it was being copied and distributed but not by me. (Bastards!!!) It will alway...

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From the album "Cry Of Midnight"

It was early in the fall and a blowin' up a squall

From the trestle you could hear the weirdest moans

With a mighty lonesome cry came a whistle fro...

Bobby Rydell (born Robert Louis Ridarelli, 26 April 1942, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania)[1] is an American professional singer, mainly of rock and rol...

Classic rock n'roll sound from 1958. Co-written by Tommy and Rod Mckuen.

Charted in June 1957 in the UK & peaked at # 8

1998 Rockabilly

A Song that the great Gene Vincent covered on his debut album..This though is the original version from Okeh Records 1952..Hadda Brooks wrote the s...

Ronnie Summers - Salt And Pepper

The Isotope Guerrilla Cult Theatre Proudly Presents:

THE CHOPPERS

If you cool cats like classic hotrod cars, bad boys from the other side of the ...

Rare Rockabilly!

3era pista del disco "Fixin´ Your Head"

CHUY and the bobcats REAL MEAN DADDY rockabilly

11va pista del "Fixin´ Your Head"

10a pista del disco "Nitelife Boogie"

1958 Hi-records

1959 Hi-records

cryin' over you from the album "james inveld" 1995

great song !!!!!

Born Memphis July 1st, 1933, Eddie Bond was a rockabilly and country star.

He worked with Elvis Presley and Johnny Horton.

He recorded tracks in Me...

This was a n°1 hit

RnR

Did not chart, but released as a single in 1960. Marty Wilde had a UK hit with this song during the previous year, and it almost reached the top 40...