Cliff Richard-Move It [1958]

A Classic rocker from the UK. It's amazing that with all his worldwide success, he never made it here in the US.

Patsy Ann Noble- Good Lookin' Boy [1961]

Another Aussie singer. You'll notice that whoever posted this uses the UK pressing _ I Don't think it was issued in the U.S.

Col Joye-Aussie Rockabilly

This guy I guess is the Aussie Elvis. I found out that his name was Col--not Colonel. Anyway, this is good stuff

Ray Vict-We Gonna Bop Stop Rock

Down in Lake Charles Lousiaina they got this thing called......

Tracey Pendarvis-One Of These Days [1959]

Trascy Pendarvis-All You Gotta Do [1959]

nice rockabilly platter

Life Of The Party [1935]

Short subject released by Educational Pictures--the stars of this production are The Cabin Kids--the group that starred in several Little Rascasls / Our Gang shorts and appeared in one of Gene Autry's B-westerns

Searching For Old Paramount Blues Records

The most valuable record label ever----even more valuable than SUN!!!

Find out what happend to these classic 78s

Chuck Berry at 83

Looks like he's still able to deliver the goods--and at 83 HE CAN STILL DO THE DUCKWALK !!!!!!!!!!!!!..he's playing a Fender Strat as well...first time I'vde ever seen him play anything but his trademark Gibson

Sonny James-Apache [vocal version]

Yes..there was a vocal version of the Shadows/Jorgen Ingmann hit

Eddie Cochran-Cotton Picker

From an obscure movie called UNTAMED YOUTH. If anybody knows where I can find this movie.............

The Four Pennies-Juliet

Not all of the British Invasion groups were successful in invading the US charts..this one is a prime example. The Four Pennies had this one hit--it was issued on the PHILIPS label here but the label was too busy promting the FOUR SEASONS and let this records slip by....

Buckinghams-Don't You Care [1967]

Again from 1967, this was live on the Smothers Brothers Show--the vocals are done live over the instrumental track-that's why there's an echo effect.

Jerry Butler-Giving Up On Love [1964]

Time to meelow out from all that screamin' rockabilly..........so here's a neat little gem from 1964--issued on VEE JAY here in the US, but I found this nice label shot of the UK 45 on Stateside..

Sid Silver- Bumble Rumble [c. 1957]

This is a rare one--and I've put it up for red Neckerson who like the Bill Woods 45
go to You Tube to check out more of thedse goodies

Mack Vickey-Drive In

ANother Sun unissued treasure--now this one would've gotten Sam Phillips in a bit of hot water as the song is bascially a rip-off of Don Gibson'd I AIN'T A STUDYING YOU BABY !!!!

Jimmy Haggett-How Come You Do Me

now this one....was not issued in the 50s and when it was ished on a SUN comp--it was mistakenly credited to Junior Thompson!!!!!!!!!

Glenn Honeycutt-All Night Rock

....and again another unissued gem

Dean Beard-Rock Aroujnd The Town

Dean Beard--from Texas--he later joined the Champs !!!!!!!!!!!
His best 45s were Rakin' and Scrapin' and Party Party on Atlantic but this burner was another unissued SUN goodie

Narvel Felts--My Babe

This one kils Little Walter====and I don't say that too much since I'm always one to give the original full credit..nbut it DOES kill Dale Hawkins!!!!!!!!!

and this one was never issued in the 50s

Jimmy Wages-Miss Pearl

This one did get issued on a limited bootleg 45 in the late 70s-or early 80s

Jimmy Wages

one from c. 1957--never issued in the 50s

Jack Earls-Crawdad Hole SUN UNISSUED

Here's asome great unissued SUN rockabilly

Jitterbuggin' Baby-David Ray [1959]

Cool rockin' platter..

Kanui & Lula-Oua Oua 1930s Hawaiian

Wow they were actually recording rockabilly in Hawaii back then--LOL!!

Red Raven Records 1950s

I'd seen these things around but never knew just exactly what they did. I guess you had to have had a special type of record player to play these on, with a mirror attached to the top.

These played at 78 RPM which is why the first part of this video sounds like someone on drugs.

Tennessee Thompson-Slippin a a Slidin'

Little Richard wasn;t the only one to do Slippin' and Slidin'
not the same song but a goodie just the same...

Al Urban-Won't Tell You Her Name [1958]

from the SARG label in south Texas comes this gem..

Bill Woods-Phone Me Baby

cool rockabilly from 1957.

Jim Lowe-Rock a Chicka [1957]

Here's a nice one--from the Green Door guy...

Mary Travers-RIP [Peter Paul and Mary]

Another great artist has left us--I'm not going to get into any political discussion here--just remember her for what she sang...that's why I chose this song to present.

RIP Mary

Vera Lynn--Number 1 UK at 92!

Vera Lynn---one of England's greatest singers, has reached the numbe one position in the UK with a greatest hits compilation--at 92 years of age making her the oldest artist to reach that point. Here in the US , her biugesty hit was 1952's "Auf Wiedersehn Sweetheart"--however, this is one of her most remembered hits...

Pharoahs-Teenagers Love Song [1957]

No this ain't Sam the Sham--but this group is certianly no sham--it's got Richard Berry on the second bridge

Chanters-My My Darling

Another great doo wop 45-

The Squires--Venus [1956]

Magical Mystery Train Wreck

The Beatles from 1967. This was a train wreck according to most Beatles fans--I actually liked it when I first saw it in the 1980s..and I still do..

Hank Mizzell-I'm Ready

The Flip side of Jungle Rock..

Ray Taylor--My Hamtramck Baby [1959] cool rocker!!

Now you can download this...

http://www.vidtomp3.com/

convert you tube audio to Mp3

Jivin' Gene- Breakin' Up IS Hard To Do

A completely different song from Neil Sedaka

This is a classic Swamp pop song from 1959--

Smokey Robinson and the Miracles

Check this out .. this is their big hit TRACKS OF MY TEARS...Acapella!!

Wynonie Harris-Lovin' Machine

cool stuff--1951 King records

Beatles-Rock Band

Here is that new game--you can actually be a memeber of Dr Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club.......I love the Fab Four but hey..isn't this going a bit far????

I supposed if you are player #1 You are John..does this come with a bullet proof vest??

Buddy Holly -Backwards Masking

Listen closely......LOL

Rockabilly-Art Adams

Here..check this out--some nice authentic rockabilly fromm 1958 or so.

Betty Boop- Dizzy Red Riding Hood [1931]

An early Betty Boop cartoon-- produced by Max and Dave Fleischer and released by Paramount Pictures. Pretty risque stuff.....and check out the joke at 4:17...Non PC at it's best!!!!

Cartoon: In The Bag -Humphrey Bear

I have't posted any cartoons lately, so I decided to pick one from the 50s--and a Disney cartoon to boot!! So stupid it's funny..Humphrey the Bear!!. You'll notice that the voice of the park rainger is the same as Droopy Dog from the MGM cartoons.

Tennessee Ernie Ford-Shotgun Bogie [1951]

Nice video from 1951